title: List of state visits made by kings of Iran
text: # List of state visits made by kings of Iran
  
  This is a list of international trips made by kings of Iran in modern days (20th century).
  
  ## Qajar dynasty
  
  ### Ahmad Shah
  
  | Date(s) | City and country | Details |
  | - | - | - |
  | 1919–20 |||
  | October, 1919–1919 | France | |
  | 1919 – May, 1920 | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | meeting with King George V |
  | 1922 |||
  | January, 1922–1922 | France | |
  | 1922 – December, 1922 | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | |
  | 1923 |||
  | November 4, 1923 – February 21, 1930 | France | Turned his trip into exile after being overthrown by Sardar Sepah |
  
  ## Pahlavi dynasty
  
  ### Mohammad Reza Shah
  
  | Date(s) | City and country | Details |
  | - | - | - |
  | 1948 |||
  | July 17– 19, 1948 | Malta | |
  | July 19–31, 1948 | United Kingdom | invited to 1948 Summer Olympics Opening ceremony by King George VI meeting with King George VI and receiving Royal Victorian Chain |
  | July 31 – August 6, 1948 | France | meeting with President Vincent Auriol and receiving French War Cross with Palm |
  | August 6–17, 1948 | Switzerland | meeting with President Enrico Celio |
  | August 17–25, 1948 | Italy | meeting with President Luigi Einaudi and Prime Minister Alcide De Gasperi, receiving Italian Cross of Merit for War |
  | August 25–26, 1948 | Cyprus | |
  | 1949 |||
  | November 15 – December 30, 1949 | United States | meeting with President Harry S. Truman |
  | 1950 |||
  | March 1–16, 1950 | Pakistan | meeting with Khawaja Nazimuddin Governor-General of Pakistan and Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan |
  | March 4, 1950 | East Pakistan | |
  | 1954 |||
  | December 5, 1954 | Lebanon | meeting with President Camille Chamoun |
  | December 6, 1954 – February 10, 1955 | United States | meeting with President Dwight D. Eisenhower |
  | 1955 |||
  | February 16–23, 1955 | United Kingdom | meeting with Queen Elizabeth II |
  | February 23 – March 11, 1955 | West Germany | meeting with President Theodor Heuss |
  | March 11–12, 1955 | Kingdom of Iraq | meeting with King Faisal II |
  | 1956 |||
  | February 15 – March 7, 1956 | India | meeting with Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru |
  | March 7–9, 1956 | Pakistan | meeting with Prime Minister Muhammad Ali |
  | May 14–28, 1956 | Turkey | meeting with President Celâl Bayar |
  | June 24 – July 12, 1956 | Soviet Union | meeting with Kliment Voroshilov Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union |
  | 1957 |||
  | March 11–16, 1957 | Saudi Arabia | meeting with King Saud |
  | May 20–28, 1957 | Francoist Spain | meeting with Francisco Franco Head of State and Caudillo of Spain |
  | June 1–14, 1957 | France | |
  | June 14 – July 1, 1957 | Italy | |
  | July 1–5, 1957 | Switzerland | |
  | July 5–12, 1957 | France | |
  | December 16–23, 1957 | Lebanon | |
  | 1958 |||
  | May 12, 1958 | Pakistan | |
  | May 14–19, 1958 | Republic of China | meeting with President Chiang Kai-shek |
  | May 19- June 1, 1958 | Japan | meeting with Emperor Hirohito, receiving Order of the Chrysanthemum, attended in 1958 Asian Games Opening ceremony |
  | June 2-July 10, 1958 | United States | meeting with President Dwight D. Eisenhower |
  | July 11, 1958 | Italy | |
  | July 11–14, 1958 | France | |
  | July 14–17, 1958 | Turkey | meeting with President Celâl Bayar and Pakistani President Iskander Mirza, attended in CENTO Summit |
  | November 27-December 2, 1958 | Italy | meeting with President Giovanni Gronchi |
  | November 30, 1958 | Vatican City | meeting with Pope John XXIII |
  | December 3, 1958 | Switzerland |
  | 1960 |||
  | February 1960 | Pakistan | |
  | 1961 |||
  | May 1961 | Norway | |
  | October 1961 | France | meeting with President Charles de Gaulle |
  | April 1961 | United States of America | |
  | 1964 |||
  | June 1964 | United States of America | |
  | 1965 |||
  | March 1965 | United Kingdom | |
  | May 1965 | Brazil, | |
  | May 1965 | Argentina | |
  | May 1965 | Canada | |
  | July 1965 | Soviet Union | |
  | 1966 |||
  | September 1966 | People's Republic of Bulgaria | |
  | September 1966 | Hungarian People's Republic | |
  | September 1966 | Polish People's Republic | |
  | 1967 |||
  | March 1967 | Pakistan | |
  | March 1967 | West Germany | |
  | March 1967 | Czechoslovakia | |
  | June 1967 | Turkey | |
  | June 1967 | France | |
  | January 1967 | Thailand | |
  | January 1967 | Malaysia | |
  | 1968 |||
  | June 1968 | Ethiopian Empire | |
  | September 1968 | Soviet Union | |
  | 1969 |||
  | January 1969 | India | |
  | April 1969 | Tunisia | |
  | 1970 |||
  | June 1970 | Finland | |
  | December 1970 | Soviet Union | |
  | July 1970 | Socialist Republic of Romania | |
  | 1971 |||
  | June 1971 | Canada | |
  | 1972 |||
  | October 1972 | Soviet Union | |
  | October 1972 | Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia | |
  | October 1972 | Socialist Republic of Romania | |
  | October 1972 | Polish People's Republic | |
  | 1973 |||
  | July 1973 | United Kingdom | |
  | July 1973 | United States of America | |
  | October 1973 | France | |
  | 1974 |||
  | September 1974 | Australia, | |
  | September 1974 | New Zealand | |
  | September 1974 | Indonesia | |
  | September 1974 | India | |
  | 1975 |||
  | January 1975 | Egypt | |
  | January 1975 | Jordan | |
  | May 1975 | Venezuela | |
  | May 1975 | Mexico | |
  | May 1975 | United States of America | |
  | May 1975 | Jordan | |
  | 1976 |||
  | January 1976 | United States of America | |
  | February 1976 | Spain | |
  | February 1976 | Senegal | |
  | March 1976 | Pakistan | |
  | April 1976 | Pakistan | |
  | April 1976 | United Kingdom | |
  | April 1976 | United States of America | |
  | 1977 |||
  | 1977 | United States of America | |
  | 1977 | France | |
  | 1978 |||
  | May 19–22, 1978 | Hungary | |
  