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Foreign Investment Policies are Implemented by: Supervisory Board for the Attraction and Protection of Foreign Investments ( Members) · Vice Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance and President of O.I.E.T.A.I. · Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs · Vice Minister of Heavy Industries · Vice Minister of Industry ( Light ) · Vice Minister of Mine and Metals · Head of the Plan and Budget Organization · Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Iran · President of Iran’s Chamber of Commerce
Foreign Investment Policies are made by: · Minister of Economic Affairs and Finance · Minister of Agriculture · Minister of Foreign Affairs · Minister of Heavy Industries · Minister of Industry ( Light ) · Minister of Mines and Metals · Head of the Plan and Budget Organization INFORMATION TRANSLATION High Council for Investment Decree May 6,1992: The High Council for Investment in its meeting dated May 6,1992 discussed the question of participation of foreign investment in Iranian companies. STATUS OF FOREIGN NATIONALS Foreign nationals enjoy equal treatment with Iranian citizens under the Iranian Civil Code provided that reciprocal agreements have been concluded with the foreign country concerned. The investor should ascertain the existence of any agreements between Iran and his own country which might affect his status. ENTRY, RESIDENCE AND EXIT Permission for entry into, or transit through Iran must be obtained from consular representatives abroad. Single or multiple trip visas may be issued. Any foreign national, other than diplomatic representatives, must obtain a residence permit from the Central Police Administration if he plans to reside in Iran for longer that three months. Residence is classified as temporary, or as permanent. The foreigner declares his legal residences to be in Iran. Issuance and renewal of residence permits is contingent upon application for, or possession of , a work permit. The validity of a temporary residence permit may not exceed that of a work permit . EMPLOYMENT Foreign national must obtain a work permit from the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs prior to commencing employment. Exceptions are foreign specialists employed by international organizations, aid institutions. Prospective investors should notify the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs of their intention to employ foreign nationals and obtain approval prior to the time said employees apply for work permits. OWNERSHIP OF REAL PROPERTY Foreign nationals may own or lease real property in Iran provided such property is for commercial or industrial use, or for a personal residence. Foreigners may not own agricultural lands.
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