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O'zbekiston elektron vizasi sayyohlar va ishbilarmonlar uchun qulay onlayn ruxsatnoma. Onlayn ariza bering va boy tarix, Samarqand, Buxoro hamda zamonaviy Toshkentni kashf eting.

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Visa-free entry to Uzbekistan

Visa-Free Travel · CIS Passport Holders

Visa-Free Entry · Up to 60 Days

CIS Citizens

Citizens of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and other visa-exempt countries may enter Uzbekistan without an e-Visa for short stays. Longer visits require a residence permit through local authorities.

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Uzbekistan eVisa application online

Uzbekistan e-Visa Online · Tourist & Business

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Easy Visa Process

Fill the form, upload documents and pay online — receive your e-Visa by email within 3–4 working days.

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Uzbekistan Electronic Visa (e-Visa) Assistance System

O'zbekiston Elektron Vizasi (e-Visa) Yordam Tizimi

The Uzbekistan e-Visa is an official electronic travel authorization issued by the competent authorities of the Republic of Uzbekistan, allowing eligible foreign nationals to visit the country for tourism, business, family visits, and other approved short-term purposes. Depending on the visa category granted, travelers may be permitted to stay in Uzbekistan for up to 30 days per entry.

Applicants may choose to apply directly through the official portal or through our E Services assistance platform. Travelers can conveniently complete the Uzbekistan e-Visa application online, submit the required supporting documents, and receive procedure throughout the application process. Once approved, the e-Visa is issued electronically and can be used for entry into Uzbekistan in accordance with the approved visa conditions. Most applications are processed within approximately 3–4 working days, subject to review and approval by the relevant Uzbek authorities.

3 Simple Steps to Apply for an Uzbekistan Visa

Follow these simple steps to get your e-Visa

Fill Uzbekistan Visa Form

Enter passport and travel details, then upload required documents.

Pay Uzbekistan Visa Fee

Review your application and pay the visa fee securely online.

Receive Uzbekistan Visa by Email

Get your approved e-Visa by e-mail in about 3–4 working days.

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Uzbekistan Visa Policy Updates

Uzbekistan Visa Processing Within 3–4 Working Days

Most Uzbekistan e-Visa applications are processed within 3–4 working days. Apply at least 1 week before departure for tourist and business travel to avoid last-minute delays at Tashkent International Airport or land border checkpoints.

Single, Double and Multiple Entry Uzbekistan Visa

The online portal offers single entry, double entry, and multiple entry Uzbekistan e-Visas for eligible tourist and business categories, with stays of up to 30 days per visit.

Verifiable Digital Approval on Every e-Visa

Each approved Uzbek electronic visa includes a unique reference number. Airlines and border officers can verify authenticity online, reducing fraud and protecting travellers applying for an Uzbekistan tourist visa or Uzbekistan business visa.

Uzbekistan Visa Valid at Airports and Land Borders

Travellers may use the Uzbekistan e-Visa at Tashkent (TAS), Samarkand (SKD), Bukhara (BHK), Urgench (UGC), and Fergana (FEG) international airports, as well as authorised land crossing points with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan.

Family Visit, Tourism and Business Applications

Eligible travelers may apply for an Uzbekistan e-Visa for family visits, tourism, and short-term business travel through the online assistance platform, helping applicants from India, UAE, China, and other eligible countries prepare complete applications.

Expanded Eligibility for Online Uzbekistan Visa

Citizens of more than 80 countries may apply for an Uzbekistan visa online without visiting an embassy for short stays. Check the eligible countries list before applying for tourism, business, or family visits.

Authorised Entry Points Updated

The Uzbekistan e-Visa is accepted at all designated international airports and land border posts. Present your printed or digital approval letter together with a passport valid for at least six (6) months.

Approved Uzbekistan Visa Delivered by Email

Once an Uzbekistan e-Visa application is approved, the electronic visa is sent directly to the applicant's registered email address. Travelers may present a printed or digital copy at the port of entry.

Verify Visa Rules Before Travel

Due to periodic changes to Uzbekistan visa-free entry arrangements and e-Visa categories, all passengers should confirm their status at least 72 hours before arrival. Visa-exempt nationals (e.g. CIS, Turkey, Israel) do not need an e-Visa for stays within permitted limits.

Uzbekistan Visa Eligible Countries

The Uzbekistan e-Visa process begins by checking whether your country is eligible. Currently, citizens of over 80 nations are eligible to use the e-Visa for short-term visits to Uzbekistan for tourism and business.

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Uzbekistan Visa Port List

The Uzbekistan e-Visa is accepted at designated international airports, land border checkpoints and selected railway stations. Present your e-Visa approval letter with the same passport used in your application.

Main international airports

  • Tashkent (TAS) — primary gateway for most e-Visa arrivals
  • Samarkand (SKD) — Silk Road tourism hub
  • Bukhara (BHK), Urgench (UGC) — Khiva gateway
  • Navoi (NVI), Fergana (FEG), Nukus (NCU)

Land border crossings include routes to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan — for example Dostlik, Yallama, Oybek, Jartepa and Alat. Not every checkpoint processes e-Visa arrivals.

Confirm your intended port of entry before booking travel. Allow extra time at land borders and carry a printed or digital copy of your approval letter.

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Types of Uzbekistan Visa

Choose the entry type that matches your travel plans. All Uzbekistan eVisa options are available online for tourism and business, with a total validity of 90 days from the date of issue.

Option 1

Single Entry Uzbekistan Visa

Ideal for one short visit to Uzbekistan. Enter once and stay for up to 30 days for tourism or business.

Entries
One entry only
Stay
Up to 30 days
Validity
90 days from issue
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Option 2

Double Entry Uzbekistan Visa

Best when you plan to leave and return to Uzbekistan within the same trip period, such as a regional tour or two separate visits.

Entries
Two entries
Stay
Up to 30 days per entry
Validity
90 days from issue
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Option 3

Multiple Entry Uzbekistan Visa

Suitable for frequent travellers, business visitors, or family members who need to enter Uzbekistan several times within the visa period.

Entries
Multiple entries
Stay
Up to 30 days per visit
Validity
90 days from issue
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How to Apply for an Uzbekistan Visa

Essential information for completing your Uzbekistan e-Visa application and preparing for arrival.

Uzbekistan e-Visa procedure

Uzbekistan Visa Application Procedure

  1. Fill the application form online.
  2. Review and complete the secure payment transaction.
  3. Receive approval letter within 3–4 working days.
  4. Present the e-Visa note on demand at the port of entry.
  5. Enter the Republic of Uzbekistan.
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Authorised Uzbekistan immigration ports

Uzbekistan Visa Entry Ports

  • Tashkent International Airport (TAS)
  • Samarkand International Airport (SKD)
  • Bukhara International Airport (BHK)
  • Urgench International Airport (UGC)
  • Fergana International Airport (FEG)
  • Land borders with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Afghanistan

Major international airports operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

List of Ports
Uzbekistan e-Visa travel documents

Uzbekistan Visa Requirements

  • Valid passport with at least six (6) months remaining validity
  • Recent passport-style colour photograph (white background)
  • Scan of the passport biographical data page (PDF or image)
  • Debit or credit card for the consular fee payment
  • Apply at least 5–7 working days before your planned departure
  • Print or save your approved e-Visa before travelling to Uzbekistan
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Uzbekistan Visa Sample & Exempt List

Uzbekistan Visa Sample Copy

After approval, your Uzbekistan e-Visa is issued electronically and sent to your registered email address. The sample below shows the official approval layout, including the reference number, applicant details, date of issue, validity period and entry conditions.

Sample Uzbekistan e-Visa approval

Uzbekistan Visa Exempt List

Citizens of many countries may enter Uzbekistan without an e-Visa for short stays with a valid ordinary passport. Common visa-free nationalities include:

  • Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Armenia, Belarus, Moldova, Ukraine
  • Turkey, Israel, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea, Japan
  • Georgia, Azerbaijan (limited periods)
  • Germany, France, Italy, Spain and other EU member states (up to 30–90 days)
  • United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain
  • China, Singapore, Hong Kong SAR (visa-free periods vary)

Visa-free entry periods may vary by nationality. Confirm your passport country and permitted stay length before travel. If you are not visa-exempt, apply for an Uzbekistan e-Visa online before departure.

Visa-Exempt Countries

Purpose of Uzbekistan Visa

The online e-Visa is available for an Uzbekistan Tourist Visa or Uzbekistan Business Visa only. Choose the purpose that matches your trip when you apply.

  • Tourism
  • Tourism / sightseeing
  • Visit relative or friend
  • Cultural / sport events
  • Business
  • Business meetings
  • Conferences / trade
  • Official short business visits
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Uzbekistan Visa FAQ

  • The Uzbekistan e-Visa is an electronic travel authorisation that allows eligible foreign nationals to apply online for entry into the Republic of Uzbekistan without visiting an embassy or consulate. It covers short-term tourism and business visits.

  • Visit the Uzbekistan e-Visa Portal, fill in your personal and travel details, upload your passport and photo, and pay the applicable consular fee. The approved e-Visa is delivered by email.

  • A passport with at least six months’ validity, a digital passport-style photograph, and category-specific supporting documents (e.g. hotel reservation or return ticket).

  • Uzbekistan e-Visa fees vary by nationality, visa type, and number of entries. Visit our Uzbekistan visa fees page to check the applicable fee.

  • The Uzbekistan e-Visa is typically valid for 90 days from the date of issue. The permitted stay is up to 30 days per entry depending on the visa category.

  • Yes. Indian passport holders are eligible for the Uzbekistan e-Visa. See the eligible countries list for document sets, fees and step-by-step application help.

  • The Uzbekistan e-Visa cannot be extended online. Visitors needing a longer stay must apply for a residence permit through the Migration Service before the e-Visa expires.

  • Use the Track Application tool with your application reference number and passport number to view real-time status.

  • Most applications are processed within 3–4 working days. Apply at least 5–7 working days before travel to allow time for review and email delivery of your approval letter.

  • Yes. Carry a printed or digital copy of your e-Visa approval letter and present it with the same passport used in your application at the port of entry. Confirm your intended airport or land border before travel.

For more information, visit our FAQ page.

Uzbekistan Visa Rejection Reasons

The Uzbekistan e-Visa enjoys a high approval rate (over 97%). Most rejections trace back to avoidable application errors:

  • Passport validity below 6 months from the date of intended entry
  • Low-quality or non-compliant photograph
  • Mismatched personal information between the form and passport
  • Selecting the wrong visa category
  • Unclear or illegible passport scan
  • Incomplete travel itinerary

Rejected applicants may re-apply after correcting the issue.

Best Time to Visit Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan is best explored along the Silk Road during spring and autumn, though each season offers unique experiences:

  • Spring Mar–May: 15–25°C, ideal for Samarkand, Bukhara and Registan Square.
  • Summer Jun–Aug: 30–40°C, peak season; visit early morning at outdoor monuments.
  • Autumn Sep–Nov: 15–25°C, harvest season and the Sharq Taronalari music festival.
  • Winter Dec–Feb: 0–10°C, fewer crowds, atmospheric medressas and winter cuisine.