So, it seems i was more lucky than others.
It was long ago, august 2000, when i reach the Bazargan custom. they ask me for CDP, i haven't. they tell me no CDP, no Iran. The officer, very good english, tell me: "Let's have a meet with the custom general director; we can try to explain him the misunderstanding. Due to the Tehran agency informations failure, you weer told to get the CDP at the border, and that's not true. So, the agency is responsible for your trouble, the director could be
cohomprensive about that".
We, the director, the agent and I, got a gentleman agreement wich state i'll be allowed to stay three weeks in the country, then get back through the same point. So i did. i only had to get a director's declaration signed up on the passport, with bike data accluded, and pay a 70$ bakshish to the officer.
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