Khosravi
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Khosravi
Also known as Mundhiriya on the Iraqi side
General Info:
Permit required from BAFIA to access the border area.
For areas under the control of the allied troops, it has been communicated by the HOC that no plans exist to levy any fees to taxes for humanitarian relief commodities imported into Iraq.Khosravi (Mundhiriya on Iraqi side) has been designated as official BCP in the UN SC Res 986. It is near Kermanshah and provides direct access to Baghdad (via Khanaqin and Baquba). The distance from Khosravi to Baghdad is about 240 km. Roads on both sides of the border are in good condition (asphalt) and a new border terminal has been constructed recently with customs and bonded warehouse facilities available on the Iranian side. Kermanshah hosts sub-offices of all UN agencies and is considered the main operational hub for both operations in Iran as well as trans-border.
Also known as Mundhiriya on the Iraqi side
| Opening Hours | 0800 – 1400 |
| Days Open | Sat - Thurs |
| Particular Requirements | Original Waybill, Commercial invoice for customs purposes (if any), Certificate of Origin, Packing lists, Certificates (depending on the nature of the cargo), Letter of exemption, Delivery order. |
| Estimated Clearance Time | For customs formalities before approaching the border may require up to 72 hours. With appropriate clearance and documentation it may take approx. 1 hour to cross the border. |
| Visa Requirements | Exit permit required through MFA and BAFIA Additional customs information |
General Info:
Permit required from BAFIA to access the border area.
For areas under the control of the allied troops, it has been communicated by the HOC that no plans exist to levy any fees to taxes for humanitarian relief commodities imported into Iraq.Khosravi (Mundhiriya on Iraqi side) has been designated as official BCP in the UN SC Res 986. It is near Kermanshah and provides direct access to Baghdad (via Khanaqin and Baquba). The distance from Khosravi to Baghdad is about 240 km. Roads on both sides of the border are in good condition (asphalt) and a new border terminal has been constructed recently with customs and bonded warehouse facilities available on the Iranian side. Kermanshah hosts sub-offices of all UN agencies and is considered the main operational hub for both operations in Iran as well as trans-border.
