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Legal and preferential conditions for investment in Iranian Free Trade Zones
03-11
Investors in Iran's Free Trade Zones enjoy the following preferential conditions:
Legal persons, domestic and foreign enterprises, and international organizations may independently invest or establish joint ventures or branches in Iran's Free Trade Zones.
Foreign investors can freely conduct economic activities in this region.
The legitimate rights and interests of foreign investors are protected by the Iran Free Trade Zone Authority.
The Iran Free Trade Zone Authority, through contracts with the Central Bank of Iran, other banks, and insurance companies, compensates for potential losses to investors.
Profits and benefits obtained by foreign investors from economic activities in Iran's Free Trade Zones can be transferred abroad.
Except for goods that violate Islamic regulations and relevant regulations, all other goods can enter the Free Trade Zone.
Incoming goods can be stored in Free Trade Zone warehouses.
Regulations related to labor employment, social security, and issuing visas to foreigners must comply with the special legal provisions of the Free Trade Zone.
Legal persons and legal representatives engaged in economic activities in Iran's Free Trade Zones are exempt from income tax for fifteen years from the date of obtaining their business licenses.
Commercial trade conducted between Iran's Free Trade Zones and other countries is exempt from import and export regulations after customs registration.
Products produced in Iran's Free Trade Zones that enter other regions of the country are exempt from some tariffs and trade profit taxes to the extent of the value added in the Free Trade Zone.
Capital and profits obtained in Iran's Free Trade Zones can be transferred to any part of the world or any region within the country.
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