Currency in Iran to Iranian rial (IRR). For 10 US dollars you can get 427 thousand Iranian rials. For 100 US dollars you can get 4.27 million Iranian rials. And the other way: For 100 Iranian rials you can get 0.00239 US dollars.
Prices: Arak Karaj Kerman Kermanshah Mashhad Shiraz Tabriz Tehran Ardabil Hamadan
The total costs in Iran are lower than in United States. Food is 66% cheaper. Dining in restaurants and bars will be cheaper by 62%. And the cost of living is higher in Iran around 61%. If we want to spend time actively or to have fun, we will pay less than in United States about 42%.
See also how prices have changed in previous years: Price changes in previous years in Iran
And if the trip plans are simply for a given region of the world, then maybe it will come out cheaper than in Iran in nearby countries? See prices in: Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Iraq, and United Arab Emirates.
Has the price of bread increased in Iran?
Bread in previous years has cost: 2010: $0.7(IRR 29K), 2011: $0.55(IRR 23K), 2012: $0.55(IRR 23K), 2013: $0.51(IRR 21K), 2014: $0.47(IRR 20K), 2015: $0.45(IRR 19K), 2016: $0.45(IRR 19K), 2017: $0.46(IRR 20K), and 2018: $0.43(IRR 18K).
Bananas - price changes in years: 2015: $1.4(IRR 58K), 2016: $1.3(IRR 56K), 2017: $1.3(IRR 55K), and 2018: $1.8(IRR 77K)
Have prices increased in restaurants in Iran?
In inexpensive restaurants, the price for a meal was: 2010: $7(IRR 300K), 2011: $6.1(IRR 260K), 2012: $5.7(IRR 240K), 2013: $5.1(IRR 210K), 2014: $4.8(IRR 200K), 2015: $4.9(IRR 210K), 2016: $5.1(IRR 210K), 2017: $5.3(IRR 230K), and 2018: $5.4(IRR 230K)
Renting A Small Apartment In The Center - price changes in years: 2010: $490(IRR 21M), 2011: $620(IRR 26M), 2012: $590(IRR 25M), 2013: $550(IRR 23M), 2014: $490(IRR 21M), 2015: $440(IRR 19M), 2016: $460(IRR 20M), 2017: $500(IRR 21M), and 2018: $520(IRR 22M)
Prices in cities and towns in Iran
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