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Iranian
currency is Iranian Rial. There is another money unit
in Iran which is called Toman and is equivalent to 10
Rials. Toman is more common in oral quotes, while Rial
is the official unit and used in most verbal documents.
Price etiquettes may come either in Rial or Toman and
usually are understood by the buyers. In case of doubt,
check it with the seller.
Current
Coins & Banknotes
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50. Rls (5 Toman) Panj Toman
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50. Rls (5 Toman) Panj Toman
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250. Rls (25 Toman) Bistopanj Toman
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500. Rls (50 Toman) Panjah Toman
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100. Rls (10 Toman) Dah Toman
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200. Rls (20 Toman) Bist Toman
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500. Rls (50 Toman) Panjah Toman
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1000. Rls (100 Toman) Sad Toman
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2000. Rls (200 Toman) Devist Toman
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5000. Rls (500 Toman) Pansad Toman
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10000. Rls (1000 Toman) Hezar Toman
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20000. Rls (2000 Toman) Dohezar Toman
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Regulations on
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Import of
foreign currencies in any amount is free.
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Export of
foreign currencies in the form of banknotes and travellers
cheque is authorized up to US$ 1,000 or the equivalent
amount in other currencies by the bearer of passport, and
for each companion (in the case of group passport) up to US
dollars 500. Excess thereto is permissible in the form of
bank cheque or draft drawn by the banking system.
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Export and
import of Rials is permissible up to Rls. 200,000.
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Import and
export of Syrian Pounds, Arabian Rials, Emirates Dirhams,
Iraqi Dinars, Lebanese Pounds and Afghanis are prohibited by
passengers and commercially. In case a passenger has them
with him at the time of entry, an exchange declaration must
be filled to prevent difficulties on exit. |
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