Document Requirement for Uzbekistan Visa:

• Clear scanned copy Passport Front & last page
• Digital studio clicked Photograph
• Confirmed Hotel booking
• Confirmed return ticket
• Last 3 Months Bank Statement

• Uzbekistan 30 Days Stay || 3 Months Validity @ INR 2,500/-*

1. Do Indian citizens need a visa to travel to Uzbekistan?

Yes. Indian passport holders require a visa to enter Uzbekistan for tourism, business, or short-term visits.

2. Is Uzbekistan Visa available online for Indian citizens?

Yes. Uzbekistan offers an official e-Visa facility for Indian citizens, which is the most convenient option for short-term travel.

3. What types of Uzbekistan e-Visa are available for Indians?

Indian citizens can apply for:

• Tourist e-Visa (Single Entry)
• Tourist e-Visa (Double Entry)
• Tourist e-Visa (Multiple Entry)

Business and long-term visas must be applied through the embassy.

4. What is the validity of Uzbekistan e-Visa for Indian citizens?

• Visa validity: 90 days from date of issue
• Maximum stay allowed: 30 days
• Entry type depends on the visa selected (single/double/multiple)

5. What documents are required for Uzbekistan e-Visa from India?

Required documents include:

• Valid Indian passport (minimum 6 months validity)
• Recent passport-size photograph (digital)
• Passport bio-data page scan
• Travel details (tentative travel dates)
• No invitation letter or hotel booking is mandatory for e-Visa.

6. What are the passport requirements for Uzbekistan visa?

Passport must be valid for at least 6 months

Must have at least 1–2 blank pages

7. Is bank statement required for Uzbekistan e-Visa?

No. Bank statements are generally not required for Uzbekistan e-Visa.

However, travelers may be asked to show proof of sufficient funds at immigration.

8. What is the processing time for Uzbekistan e-Visa for Indians?

• Normal processing time: 3 working days
• Express processing may be available in some cases
• Processing time may vary due to holidays or technical checks.

9. Is biometric or interview required for Uzbekistan visa?

No. No biometric or interview is required for Uzbekistan e-Visa.

10. Can Uzbekistan visa be extended after arrival?

No. Uzbekistan tourist e-Visa is non-extendable. Travelers must exit the country before visa expiry.

11. Is travel insurance mandatory for Uzbekistan visa?

Travel insurance is not mandatory, but it is strongly recommended to cover medical and travel emergencies.

12. Can minors apply for Uzbekistan visa?

Yes. For minors:

• Separate passport
• Birth certificate
• Parents’ passport copies
• Consent letter if applicable

13. Which entry points are allowed with Uzbekistan e-Visa?

Uzbekistan e-Visa holders can enter through all international airports and designated land borders.

14. Is Uzbekistan visa approval guaranteed?

No. Visa approval is at the discretion of Uzbek immigration authorities, even if all documents are correctly submitted.

15. What are common reasons for Uzbekistan visa rejection?

• Incorrect passport details
• Poor quality photograph or scan
• Previous immigration violations
• Security or background concerns

16. Can I reapply if my Uzbekistan visa is rejected?

Yes. Applicants can reapply after correcting errors. Visa fees are non-refundable.

17. Can Indian citizens work in Uzbekistan on a tourist visa?

No. Employment or paid work is strictly prohibited on a tourist e-Visa.

18. How will I receive my Uzbekistan e-Visa?

The approved e-Visa is sent via email in PDF format. Travelers should:

• Print the e-Visa
• Carry it with passport during travel

19. Should Indian travellers carry hard copies of documents?

Yes. It is advisable to carry printed copies of:

• e-Visa
• Return flight ticket
• Hotel booking (if available)
• Proof of funds (optional)

20. Is transit visa required for Indian citizens in Uzbekistan?

Yes. A transit visa is required unless:

• You remain in the international transit zone
• You do not pass immigration control

21. Is Uzbekistan safe for Indian tourists?

Yes. Uzbekistan is considered safe for tourists. Travelers should:

• Follow local laws and customs
• Carry passport copies
• Register accommodation as required

22. Can a travel agent apply for Uzbekistan visa on my behalf?

Yes. Authorized travel agencies and visa consultants can apply for Uzbekistan e-Visa on behalf of travelers.

23. Is Uzbekistan visa fee refundable?

No. Uzbekistan visa fees are non-refundable, even if the visa is rejected or unused.

24. How early should Indians apply for Uzbekistan visa?

It is recommended to apply at least 7–10 days before travel to avoid last-minute delays.

25. Is hotel registration required in Uzbekistan?

Yes. Foreign travelers must ensure their accommodation is registered with local authorities, which hotels usually handle automatically

1. Visa application fees along with the service charge are non-refundable in all cases. Even in case of visa application rejection the entire amount is non-refundable.
2. Visa application approval/rejection and processing time is at the sole discretion of the immigration and we do not have any control over the same.
3. Visa applications may require more than usual working days for processing and it is completely dependent on the immigration.
4. Immigration may ask for additional documents on a case to case basis.
5. Prices are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change without notice.
6. Visa applications processing will only be after the verification of all required documents and receipt of complete payment.
7. Visas issued under visit/business/transit/tourist profession are not eligible to work in the destination country.
8. We reserves the right to refuse applications at its discretion and bears no liability for the processing time or rejection of visa applications by the immigration.
9. Traveller or the customer has to fully bear the penalty amount in case the destination country levy any charges.
10. Additional charges such as documents courier, photograph development, attestation etc. has to be borne by the applicant.