Uzbekistan Visa

Visa-free regime for up to 60 days has been established  for citizens of countries below:

Visa-free regime for up to 30 days has been established  for citizens of countries below:

Visa-free regime for up to 10 days has been established  for citizens of countries below:

In order to enter Uzbekistan you are to possess an international passport. Foreign citizens are to register at a local police station within 3 working days upon their arrival in the country. If a person decides to stay at a hotel, the hotel takes responsibility for the registration of its client.

Visa-free Transit Entry, stay up to 5 days

Short-term transit visa-free entry to the Republic of Uzbekistan has been established for a period of 5 days for a citizens of countries listed below (In this case the foreigners must arrival through international airports of Uzbekistan and have an air ticket to a third country):

Albania Algeria Butane Venezuela Vietnam Gabon Guyana India Colombia

Lebanon Mauritius Macedonia Maldives Morocco Nauru Palau Peru Saudi Arabia

Seychelles Suriname USA Thailand Tunisian republic Turkmenistan Uruguay Fiji Philippines

Sri Lanka Ecuador Equatorial Guinea South Africa

Since 15 July 2018 travellers from the countries listed below can obtain an e-visa to Uzbekistan by simply visiting the governmental portal e-visa.mfa.uz. In this case, tourists need not gain a visa support from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan or visit the premises of the country’s diplomatic missions abroad.

The e-visa allows a single entry into Uzbekistan and stay there for a maximum of 30 days. The visa remains valid within 90 days after its issue. Only the tourist version of the e-visa can be obtained via the portal.

To get an e-visa to Uzbekistan you need to pay a fee of 20 US dollars using the VISA paying system. You should apply for the e-visa to the portal not later than 3 working days before the trip to Uzbekistan, as the consideration term lasts 2 days, excluding the submission day.

E-visa can only be valid if presented together with the passport used to obtain it.

Who can apply for an e-visa to Uzbekistan?

The citizens of the following countries can obtain a tourist e-visa to Uzbekistan via e-visa.mfa.uz:

The citizens of the countries from the list above also can obtain a visa for Uzbekistan by appealing in person to one of the consular offices of the Republic of Uzbekistan in their countries (no invitation or visa support letter is required in this case). The visa will be issued within 2 working days (not counting the day the documents were submitted on).

How to get an e-visa?

The e-visa can be obtained via the state portal E-Visa.

1. The applicant needs to fill attentively blanks in the application form and attach their scanned photographic image (size 35х40 mm, quality 300 dpi, the face occupies 70-80% of the image, the background is light and uniform in colour) and a scanned copy of your (travel) passport (a clear image, the maximum size of the file is 500 Kb). The form must be filled correctly, without errors, and the data given must coincide completely with those in your valid document (passport), based on which the tourist is planning to enter Uzbekistan. The applicant guarantees that all information about their person is reliable.
2. As the form is filled and submitted, you will receive by e-mail a letter confirming the submission and providing an application code and an activation link. You will use the application code when you are asked on the portal to pay 20 US dollars as a fee for the e-visa. After the payment you will receive one more letter informing that your application has been successfully accepted.
3. The application for an e-visa to Uzbekistan remains under consideration for 2 working days (excluding the submission day). After that you will receive by e-mail a letter with an electronic visa in PDF format, if the decision about this application is positive. The e-visa can be printed or downloaded to your mobile phone.
4. In case of refusal, you will receive a notification hereof; in this case the fee is not returned to the payer.

Note:

- E-Visa is not pasted on the passport; it is issued in accordance with a valid travel document certifying the identity, and valid only upon presentation of such document.

- In case of failure of the portal, you should contact the support service by phone: (+998 71) 200-00-88 or email info@evisa.gov.uz , or use the web portal feedback function

The citizens of all other countries are to obtain an entrance visa to Uzbekistan.

To get a tourist visa to Uzbekistan you are to go through two stages:

A Visa Invitation Letter (or a Visa Support Letter) is an official invitation to visit a foreign country; it is in substance an approval of the MFA of Uzbekistan and serves as the qualification for obtaining such a visa.

The Visa Support Letter is issued by a licensed tourism agency, which submits it to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan for consideration. The MFA of the Republic of Uzbekistan considers the document for 7 days, after which it forwards a permit to the Embassy or Consulate of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the country, where the tourist is going to receive his/her visa.

Note: the Ministry reserves the right to reject any visa invitation letter application without assigning reasons thereof.

Our company does not offer Visa Support as an individual service. We can provide you with an invitation only if you book a tour at our company.

Documents Required for a Visa Invitation Letter

To receive Visa Support you are to fill a visa support application form and send us a scanned copy of your passport. Individual cases may require an employment confirmation letter from your workplace. 

As we receive all the required data from you, we issue the visa support letter and submit it to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Tashkent for consideration. After receiving the permit from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan we send you a telex number (the number of the visa invitation) by e-mail. All this done, you can appeal to the Embassy or Consulate of the Republic of Uzbekistan, where you will be asked to fill 2 copies of the application form for obtaining the Uzbekistan tourist visa (visa application form) and to provide the following documents:

The visa will be issued within 4 days after the submission of all the documents.

The visa processing consular fees are the following:

If you travel with a child (up to 14 years of age), you are to have him/her entered into your passport or to provide him/her with a personal international passport. If a child travels with one of the parents, it is recommended that you have a notarised permission from the second parent to take the child out of his/her native country, which will help avoid problems that may arise at the airport of departure.

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