Today I found out about Kish Island, which has different visa policies to mainland Iran. Do these differences extend to allowing Israelis, who aren't otherwise allowed into Iran?
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As an Israeli passport holder, it seems you cannot visit Kish.
The first being practical, flying into Kish you will either layover in Iran somewhere (which entry you will be refused) or through the UAE (which entry you will also be refused).
The second being that while Kish itself has a visa free policy, it's still part of Iran proper which has a entry ban on any passport bearing an Israeli stamp or connection with Israel.
answered Jan 10, 2016 at 16:12
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6My understanding is that Israeli passport holders generally do not have trouble transiting through UAE airports Jan 10, 2016 at 21:51
According to Wikipedia:
Admission is refused to holders of passports or travel documents containing a visa/stamp for Israel or any data that passenger has been to Israel or indication of any connection with the State of Israel.
It also says:
All tourists may stay in Kish Island for 14 days or less without obtaining any visa. (Source)
But that is for tourists and people already in the country (Iran) who have obtained the visa. But since Kish is already in Iran, an Israeli passport holder cannot visit the place.