Is it safe to travel to Iran?
Live travel-risk picture for Iran from WARNPOINT’s open-source monitoring, updated continuously.
HIGH RISK · 71/100
Serious security concerns. Reconsider travel and check official advisories before booking.
Risk level
High risk
Instability score
71/100
Recent incidents
5
Airspace disruptions
0
Missile strike: 2 · Explosion: 2 · Drone attack: 1 · Military movement: 1
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Airspace & airport disruption · recent reports
None in recent reporting.
Security incidents · recent reports
- Missile strike · ExplosionTwo missiles struck Iran's Qeshm Island after aircraft heard above - reportQeshm Island, IranTG worldnews3h ago
- Drone attackIran shoots down US drone over Qeshm island — agencyQeshm Island, IranTASS4h ago
- Military movementBREAKING: Iran issues highest level of evacuation and dispersal alerts for troops stationed across the country’s southern provincesIranTG IsraelWarRoom6h ago
- ExplosionBREAKING: Iranian media reports explosions in southwestern IranIranTG IsraelWarRoom6h ago
- Missile strike⚠️ Russia secretly sold dozens of APU-L precision-guided missile launchers to Iran, supporting Iran's missile arsenal used to attack American troopsIranTG IsraelWarRoom7h ago
Official travel advisories
- United States — State Department
- United Kingdom — FCDO travel advice
- Canada — Travel advice and advisories
- Australia — Smartraveller
- Ireland — Department of Foreign Affairs
- New Zealand — SafeTravel
Before you go
- Read your government’s advisory for Iran and register with its traveller-enrolment service (for example STEP in the US) so the embassy can reach you.
- Check that your travel insurance covers Iran: many policies are void where your government advises against travel.
- Note the address and contact details of your nearest embassy or consulate, and share your itinerary with someone at home.
- Save offline maps, keep a charged power bank, and carry copies of your passport and visas separately from the originals.
- Set a WARNPOINT Near Me watch on where you’ll stay to be alerted to new strikes, unrest or hazards nearby.