If, like me, you only get a 7 day transit visa for Iran and ıf, again like me, you find out that the money you budgeted with only lasts for 5 days, there's no need to dispair. It can be done while still seeing something from the country, mainly Yazd and Esfahan.
After taking the overnight bus from Quetta to the border at Taftan have one last milky chai (from now on it's only sugar) and then proceed through customs so you,re one of the first in line as soon as the Iranian border opens.... Tag: Visa
Images
Visa
No videos found for this search term.
Posts
The Mad Cross-Iran 5 Day Travel Dash
June 16th, 2009 by Boris Glumpler | Category: Travelogues 1
If, like me, you only get a 7 day transit visa for Iran and ıf, again like me, you find out that the money you budgeted with only lasts for 5 days, there's no need to dispair. It can be done while still seeing something from the country, mainly Yazd and Esfahan.
After taking the overnight bus from Quetta to the border at Taftan have one last milky chai (from now on it's only sugar) and then proceed through customs so you,re one of the first in line as soon as the Iranian border opens.... Iran – Pakistan Visas
April 23rd, 2009 by Boris Glumpler | Category: Articles 7
In a couple days I will start travelling back home to Germany. I decided to do that overland, rather than taking a flight. The journey will take me among others through Pakistan and Iran. These are the only countries along the way I need to get visas beforehand. It’s not as straightforward getting those visas, so I decided to write up my experience to help out others. Keep in mind that the procedure and the price vary for different nationalities, so it’s always best to apply well in advance (read:... Avoiding the Trap
May 4th, 2007 by Boris Glumpler | Category: Articles 0
Wherever there are people with money, there will be other people trying to take some of that money away. Sometimes this is especially true when you are travelling. You are far away from home and thus you might seem an easy prey.
In 2001 I met a young german backpacker, let's call him Hans, in the departure hall of Denpasar Airport on Bali. We were both waiting for the same flight to Darwin, so after a while he came over and we started chatting. He seemed a bit nervous and soon after he wanted... A Beginner’s Guide to Travelling
February 2nd, 2007 by Boris Glumpler | Category: Articles 5 I usually start the planning for a trip ages before I actually go away. I work as much as I can and save as much money up as I can, so the planning part is the only thing that keeps me sane. I work a bit over 300 hours in 2 jobs and this probably for over 6 months. But I know all this work will have an end eventually and my goal (going travelling) is keeping me motivated.
So I have a lot of time on my hands in which I can think about what to take with me, where to go first, what to do, who to meet... 
