Type of Uzbekistan Visas
- Processing time: 3 to 4 days
- Stay Period: 30 days
- Validity: 90 days
- Entry: Single/Double/Multiple
- Fees: INR 2,499 /-
- Processing time: 8 to 10 days
- Validity: 30 days
- Entry: Single/Multiple
- Fees: INR 4,999/-
- Processing time: 8 to 10 days
- Validity: 30 days
- Entry: Single/Multiple
- Fees: INR 6,499/-
Documents required for Uzbekistan Visa:
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- 2 Scanned recent colour photograph. (Photo Specification);
- Scanned copy of first and last page of your passport
- Scanned recent colour passport size photograph
- Confirmed return flight ticket
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Supporting documents as per your occupation, type of visit:expand_more expand_less
1. If Employed:
- Leave Sanctioned Certificate: with company seal providing approval for leave
- Salary Slips: of last 3 months
2.If Self Employed:
- Business Proof: Registration License/MOA/Partnership deed
- Company Bank Statement: stamped & updated for last 6 months with bank seal
- Company’s Income Tax Returns: of last 3 years
3. If Retired:
- Retirement Proof: pension book, statement etc
4. If Student
- ID Card: from school, college or institute
5. If Minor
- Birth Certificate showing the names of both parents
- Legalized Letter of Consent (NOC)
- If the child is travelling with one parent, the letter of consent authorizing travel must be legalized by the other parent
- If the child is travelling alone or without either parent, a notarized letter of consent from both parents permitting travel
- Death Certificate: in case one or both parents are deceased
- ID Proof: of parents
6. If Visiting friend or relative
- Invitation letter: stating the relationship with the inviter and purpose of visiting the country & assuring the responsibility for housing and related expenses during the guest's stay in Algeria
- ID Proof of Inviter: Passport or Resident Permit
- Address Proof of Inviter: Utility bill
7. If Sponsored
- Sponsorship Letter: providing the name of the visitors, what the purpose of the visit is, relationship with the visitors, length of stay, dates of travel & any other additional information if necessary
- ID Proof of Inviter: Passport or Resident Permit
- Address Proof of Inviter: Utility bill
- Proof of Financial Support: updated bank statement, pay slips
8. For Business Visa
- One of the Chambers of Commerce and Industries, government of India;
- Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India;
- Export Promotion Council of India; or Reference number from Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Afghanistan.
- Income tax documents of the last three years;
- Letter from the company addressed to the embassy, introducing the business man for visa issuance;
- Invitation letter from the local partner or prospect local partner company in Afghanistan;
- Copy of the license (JAWAZ) of the local partner or prospect local partner company in Afghanistan. *Note: The Embassy/Consul General has the right to ask for additional information or documents and request a personal interview with the applicant.
Introduction/ recommendation letter from:
Registration certificate of the company from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India:
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Uzbekistan Visa FAQs
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add remove Do I need a visa for Uzbekistan from India?
Yes, all Indian passport holders require a visit to visit Uzbekistan. All visa applications to travel to Uzbekistan must be submitted to the Consular Section of the Embassy of the Uzbekistan in New Delhi, India. The type of visa to enter Uzbekistan will depend on several factors such as nationality, purpose of your planned visit and duration. However, Indians travelling for solely tourism purpose can now apply for an eVisa. All other visa types such as business visa, private visa, transit visa must be applied at the Embassy.
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add remove What is an eVisa?
- An Electronic Visa or "e Visa" is an electronically issued and stored authority for travel to The Republic of Uzbekistan, which replaces the traditional paper visa process in most cases.Once your visa application is approved, you will receive the visa copy via email right in your inbox.
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add remove What is the difference between a traditional visa (sticker pasted on the passport) and an eVisa?
Both documents allow to visit the Republic of Uzbekistan in accordance with the legal framework governing the type of visa / eVisa obtained. Tourist visa will be issued over email which must be printed and presented upon arrival at the Uzbekistan airport, whereas other visas, for e.g.: a business, private or transit visa will be stamped on your passport.
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add remove What is the validity of a Uzbekistan visa for Indians?
Tourist eVisa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue and one can stay for maximum 30 days on each visit. Applicants can choose from a single, double and multiple entry. For other types of visas, the Embassy issued Single entry visas with validity of up to 7 days, 15 days, 30 days, 3 months, 6 months and 1 year. Multiple entry visas are valid for up to 1 month, 6 months and 1 year. The visa fee will differ upon the entry type and visa validity.
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The tourist eVisa fees are as below:
The fees for other visa types are:Tourist eVisa Single Entry INR 2,850/- Double Entry INR 3,850/- Multiple Entry INR 4,900/- Single entry Upto 7 days INR 5,200/- Upto 15 days INR 5,900/- Upto 30 days INR 6,500/- Upto 3 months INR 7,900/- Upto 6 months INR 10,900/- Upto 1 year INR 13,900/- Multiple entry Upto 1 month INR 6,900/- Upto 6 months INR 12,800/- Upto 1 year INR 6,500/- Upto 3 months INR 19,950/- -
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Tourist evisa is processed in 3 working days. Whereas processing of other visa applicationstakes up to 10 working days if documents have been submitted in established order.
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It is a straight forward and effortless process to apply for a uzbekistan visa online through Akbar Travels:
- Choose your preferred type of Guyana visa based on your travel type
- Pay online
- Submit documents through our pick up & drop service
- Receive your visa once approved
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We recommend that you apply at least 10 days prior to your intended date of travel. However it is not possible to apply more than 30 days before your date of entry to Uzbekistan.
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No. You are not required to visit the Uzbekistan Embassy personally. We will submit the visa application on your behalf. However, you may be called for a personal interview. Whether the interview is required or no, will only be intimated after submitting documents to the Embassy.
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Applicants are strongly advised to purchase a Travel Insurance to secure their trip in the occurrence of unexpected events such as medical emergencies, flight cancellations, baggage delay or loss etc.
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add remove What are the eligibility criteria for a Uzbekistan visa application?
- To enable the authorities to process your application, you must clearly state
- Why are you visiting Uzbekistan
- How long you intend to stay in Uzbekistan
- How will you support yourself during your time in Uzbekistan
- What is the purpose of your visit to Uzbekistan
- Type of passport you hold and for how long it is valid
- Where do you intend to travel following your visit to Uzbekistan
- If you have a permit to Uzbekistan the country you intend to travel to after your stay in Uzbekistan
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Contact our Visa Experts and apply for your Uzbekistan visa instantly with minimum documents and lowest visa fee. No need to visit our office, no need to submit physical documents and no need to deal with the Embassy. We do it all for you.
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Important Notice:
The information provided here are subject to change without prior notice. For confirmation on visa requirements and fees, you may consult with the Uzbekistan Embassy or Consulate near you.
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Akbar Travels has been a part of more than one million travel dreams. We offer quick and hassle-free Uzbekistan visa assistance. With a highly professional and dedicated team of Visa Experts, we are here to cater to all your Uzbekistan visa application requirements. Read more
Throughout your visa process, you will have a dedicated visa expert handling your application. Here are the steps to apply for an Uzbekistan Visa through Akbar Travels:
Step 1: Contact our Visa Expert with your travel plans and gather all the visa information and requirements.
Step 2: Pay your Uzbekistan visa fee online and get your documents picked by us from your home or office.
Step 3: Our Visa Expert will verify, complete your Visa application online and schedule an appointment as part of the visa process
Step 4: On the appointment day personally visit the High Commission / Visa Application Center (VAC) to submit your Biometrics (fingerprints) and documents.
Step 5:Receive your Uzbekistan Visa.
Basic Requirements to visit Uzbekistan
- Have a valid Passport and valid Uzbekistan Visa;
- Be in good health Read more
- Good moral character
- Thorough knowledge of your accommodation and itinerary details to furnish at immigration if asked to
- Return flight tickets or onward flight tickets to ensure your return to home country or your next destination once your visa expires
- Adhere to the moral standards of the country and follow the general rules Show less
Travel Checklist
- Passport with at least 6 months of validity
- Valid Uzbekistan Visa depending on the purpose of your visit and duration of stay Read more
- Confirmed return or onward tickets.
- Details of accommodation.
- Travel itinerary
- Foreign currency
- Any additional documents to support your purpose of visit, especially for business visa travellers
- Have all documents authenticated before traveling Show less
What to do when you arrive in Uzbekistan ?
- Keep all your travel documents ready to be produced for verification by the immigration officers
- Ensure you are not carrying any forbidden items that will not pass through customs, including ‘any immoral items liable to cause a breach of the peace’ like books, audiobooks, audio and video tapes Read more
- Always carry your passport or a copy of it while traveling within Uzbekistan
- Note down emergency helpline numbers in the country
- Be aware of the general rules of conduct in public places Show less
Uzbekistan Travel guide
The enigma of Central Asia, Uzbekistan is a landlocked country known for its museums, mausoleums, and madrassas. The Silk Route stretches from China to Turkey, which can be explored and admired at Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand. It is a country rich in culture, history and has opened its gates for tourism by relaxing the application for Uzbekistan visa. Read more
- Tashkent, the capital of the country is a must-visit. Destroyed in 1966 by an Earthquake during Soviet Rule, its resurrection is awe-inspiring. The desert citadels, bewitching domes, stupefying mosaics and the bazaars of the country will take you back to the time of the Silk Route.
- The official language of the country is Uzbec and almost everyone can speak Russian. If you are well-versed with Turkish, then Uzbec is not difficult to comprehend. If you want to explore the country, meet people and discover the essence of the country, then you must be fluent in Russian. Most of the natives cannot understand English.
- Transportation is not well developed in the country in comparison to western countries. If you want to travel inter-city, then buses are the best option for long journeys, but it is important to note that buses don’t travel overnight. Apart from buses, you can take personal or shared taxis for sightseeing. It is advisable to carry your own food and sealed water bottle while travelling on a bus.
- The country is surrounded by Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Turkmenistan that are considered unsafe due to ethnic violence and terrorism. However, Uzbekistan is the hidden treasure of Central Asia as it is safe for travellers and the people of the country are welcoming. Being a police state, the country has a low crime rate, but petty thefts and scams are common like in any tourist destination. It is advisable to keep a coloured copy of your passport and hotel receipt along with you while travelling inter-city as the military investigate and check proofs. Be vigilant and abide by the country’s laws and refrain from public displays of affection.
- The three main attractions of Uzbekistan include Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand - important cities on the Silk Route, which were trading posts in ancient times.
- Registan in Samarkand, which is considered an architect’s paradise, will transport you to 1400s in reign of Timurid Dynasty. The madrassa that sparkles in azure, gold and lapis lazuli colours at dawn and dusk is a hypnotic sight. Gur-E-Amir mausoleum, with golden coloured domes, is the final resting place of Timur. The Kalon mosque and minaret at Bukhara is an iconic example of Islamic architecture that even the Genghis Khan could not destroy.
- Registan in Samarkand, which is considered an architect’s paradise, will transport you to 1400s in reign of Timurid Dynasty. The madrassa that sparkles in azure, gold and lapis lazuli colours at dawn and dusk is a hypnotic sight. Gur-E-Amir mausoleum, with golden coloured domes, is the final resting place of Timur. The Kalon mosque and minaret at Bukhara is an iconic example of Islamic architecture that even the Genghis Khan could not destroy.
- The best time to visit Uzbekistan is in spring and summer ranging between April to May and September to the first week of November. You can enjoy the dry and warm climate of the country, but if you can’t withstand heat, but prefer the cold, then apply for Uzbekistan visa between November to March. You get to dress in warm clothes, drink tea and explore the snow-covered country.
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