Iran
Due to escalated regional hostilities, there is a high risk of sudden flight cancellations, immediate airspace closures, and severe travel disruptions across the Middle East. The U.S. Virtual Embassy explicitly states that U.S. citizens must not travel to Iran for any reason, and those currently in the country should leave immediately. If an aerial attack occurs, move away from glass doors, windows, and potential falling debris and shelter indoors, and check your flight status directly with your airline before heading to any airport.
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Official safety information for U.S. citizens
Do not travel here. This is due to the serious risk of terrorism, kidnapping, and the arbitrary arrest and wrongful detention of U.S. citizens. The U.S. has no diplomatic relations with Iran.
- Do not travel to Iran for any reason.
- The U.S. government cannot provide any emergency services.
- Dual U.S.-Iranian nationals are at an extremely high risk of being detained.
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