Sudden Increase in Exit Deposit for Conscripts to 200 Million Tomans

While military service conscripts had adjusted themselves to the rates approved at the beginning of the year 1405, news from service systems and Police +10 offices indicates an unprecedented price jump in the exit deposit amount. According to information published by informed immigration sources such as "best_immigration" and "mohajeff1992", these changes were applied in the relevant systems over the past few days without any official notification.

Details of the Sudden Increase in Tourism Deposit Prior to this sudden change, conscripts were required to deposit 60 million Tomans as a cash bond or bank guarantee for tourism and recreational trips [1]. However, new reports show that this amount has now reached 200 million Tomans. This more than three-fold increase has dealt a major shock to the summer and family travel plans of young men who have not yet determined their military service status.

Status of Student Deposits and Academic Exits At the beginning of the year 1405, the deposit amount for student exits and educational exemptions was set at approximately 80 million Tomans [3]. Given the increase in the tourism deposit to 200 million Tomans, it is expected that the student deposit will also soon face a similar increase, recording a figure beyond 200 million Tomans. This issue could pose a serious challenge for many students in the process of applying to universities and participating in international scientific conferences [2].

Consequences and Ambiguities for Conscripts The implementation of this directive without prior announcement has caused confusion for many applicants at borders and electronic police service offices. While the Faraja General Military Service Organization has not yet issued an official statement in this regard, users on social media are reporting the rejection of previous deposits in the SAKHA system [4]. This action not only places a heavy financial burden on families but also appears to be aimed at restricting the exit of conscripts and encouraging them to clarify their service status.

Experts recommend that conscripts planning to leave the country in the coming months should inquire about the latest deposit status through the SAKHA system or Police +10 offices before taking any action to purchase tickets or book hotels to avoid problems such as deposit seizure or being barred from exiting.