Passport and photo
Upload a recent facial photograph and the passport biographical page.
Complete an Uzbekistan e-Visa application with the passport, personal and travel information required for an electronic tourist visa.
Select single, double or multiple entry and provide travel dates for a stay of up to 30 days.
Apply for Uzbekistan e-VisaUpload a recent facial photograph and the passport biographical page.
Add citizenship, entry type, travel dates and information matching the passport.
Add passport, address, work or study, contact and planned residence details, then continue to checkout.
Eligible foreign nationals travelling with an accepted passport may apply for a permitted short visit.
The electronic visa can be issued for single, double or multiple entry.
It is generally valid for 90 days from issue, subject to the dates on the issued document.
The maximum total stay is 30 days.
The processing range is 1–3 working days.
The passport should remain valid for at least three months beyond the e-Visa validity period.
Prepare a recent facial photograph and a readable passport biographical-page image.
Yes. Each child requires an individual application and travel-document information.
Carry a printed copy together with the passport used in the application.
It is an electronic visa issued as a PDF for eligible foreign citizens travelling to Uzbekistan.
Single-entry, double-entry and multiple-entry options are available.
The intended period of stay must not exceed 30 days.
A recent facial photograph and a readable copy of the passport biographical page are required.
Yes, but use the nationality and passport you will present when entering Uzbekistan.
Previous names are requested only when you confirm that your surname or given name changed.
They are covered by a visa-free tourism rule for stays of up to 30 days.
The approved e-Visa is sent by email as a PDF.
Yes. A mismatch between the e-Visa and travel document can make the e-Visa invalid.