Visa to Uzbekistan
How to get an Uzbekistan visa? Uzbekistan visa support
NOTE!
OrexCA.com provides Visa support on condition of booking package tour only!
Document list, terms & dates of Visa preparation & Consular fees may be changed according to the regulations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
OrexCA.com does not carry responsibility for the non-implementation or timeliness of Visa support by the consular sections of embassies, nor is OrexCA.com responsible for Visa rejection.
Should the Customer cancel the paid order, the service of Visa support shall be automatically terminated.
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All travelers, even those simply transiting Uzbekistan for less than 72 hours, must obtain an Uzbek visa before traveling to Uzbekistan. If you plan an overnight stay or have a long layover, you will need a visa to exit the transit lounge of the airport. Uzbekistan has suspended the 72-hour transit rule that allowed travelers with visas from other members of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) to transit Uzbekistan without an Uzbek visa.
It is only necessary for citizens of the Russian Federation to carry a passport (visa is not required). To obtain a tourist visa, all foreign nationals, except citizens of Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Japan and Switzerland need visa support from one of the Travel Companies authorized by the National Tourism Agency "Uzbektourism". Visa support application is submitted by the Travel Agency to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Tashkent. The approval period is about 7-10 working days.
The approved visa support is faxed directly to the Embassy or Consulate of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the country where the traveler is receiving the visa.
Visa can be obtained in the Consular Missions of the Republic of Uzbekistan abroad. In the Tashkent Airport visas can only be issued to those persons, who are arriving from the countries where the Republic of Uzbekistan does not have permanent diplomatic or consular missions.
The Republic of Uzbekistan has missions in following countries: Afghanistan, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium (Luxemburg), Canada, China, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Malaysia, Pakistan, Poland, Russian Federation, Saudi Arabia, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, USA, Vietnam; and consular departments in following cities: Athens (Greece), Bangkok (Thailand), Dubai (UAE), Frankfurt-am-Main (Germany), Istanbul (Turkey), Jeddah (Saudi Arabia), Mazar-e-Sharif (Afghanistan), New-York (USA).
Visitors coming from countries where Uzbekistan does not have diplomatic or consular representation should obtain visas in a third country or in Tashkent International Airport.
Uzbekistan Visa Support
Our company has a license (#037-04) from the National Tourism Agency "Uzbektourism", which authorizes us to provide tourists with Uzbek visa support if required, in the case that you purchase one of our tour packages..
Visa support fee for
Individual tourist visa:
up to 2 weeks - US$ 25 per person (children under 12 years -US$ 15) and
up to 1 month - US$ 45 per person (children under 12 year -US$ 25).
Group visa (10 and more tourists):
up to 1 month - US$ 15 per person
Consular Fees
Individual tourist visa:
Visa fee for US Citizens: up to four years (multiple entries) - US$ 45. Visa Fee (except US & Israeli Citizens) for a period of:
up to one week stay - US$ 40;
up to 15 days stay - US$ 50;
up to one month stay - US$ 60;
up to three months stay - US$ 80.
For each additional entry the fee of US$ 10 is charged.
Group visa:
up to 15 days for each person - US$ 15
(group consisting of not less than 10 persons, excluding children under age 16);
Group visa for 30 or more days per person - US$ 25.
There is a charge for visa extension:
up to 24 hours - US$ 15;
up to 30 days - US$ 50.
In addition to these charges are payments for actual expenditures.
Consular fees are paid at the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan or at the consular department.
Application requirements:
1. Visa support;
2. Valid passport;
3. Completed application form;
4. 2 passport-size photo;
5. Fee, payable on collection of visa;
6. Stamped, self-addressed envelope, if applying by post;
7. Evidence of purpose of visit.
It is possible to obtain a visa at the international arrivals lounge of Tashkent airport, if the following conditions are met:
- In the country of origin of the tourists there is no Uzbekistan Embassy and Consulate and
- The tourist has a connecting flight to Uzbekistan, which does not leave him enough time to go to the Embassy of Uzbekistan in the second country from which he is flying to Uzbekistan, or
- One is flying to Uzbekistan directly from a country where Uzbekistan has no Embassy or Consulate. Copies of airplane tickets (which prove the above) should be submitted to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tashkent together with the visa application form. If the visa support is approved, officials from the visa department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will issue visas at the airport.
Temporary residence conditions
Foreign citizens visiting Uzbekistan can stay in hotels or find different housing at their discretion.
Hotel guests are registered automatically, but all other travelers are responsible for registering themselves. Foreign citizens, residing in private houses, are responsible for obtaining a temporary residence permit within 3 days of arrival in Uzbekistan except for holidays and weekends. Registration is done by internal affairs officials (OVIR) according to the visa expiration date, depending on the type of visit.
Importantly, Uzbek visas indicate not only the validity of the visa, but also the period of time a person is allowed to stay in Uzbekistan on a given trip.
Therefore, it is important to indicate your intended period of stay when applying for your Uzbek visa.
Travel around Uzbekistan by rail or land sometimes requires brief exits into neighboring countries. Travelers should have a multiple entry Uzbek visa and proper visas for the neighboring countries in order to avoid delays in travel. Please review your itinerary.
The Consulates and Embassies of Uzbekistan
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