1. How do I apply for an Uzbekistan E Visa?

To apply for an Uzbekistan E Visa, you will need to visit the official e-visa website of the Government of Uzbekistan. From there, you will need to select your country of citizenship and fill out the application form with your personal and travel details. You will also need to upload a scanned copy of your passport and a recent passport-style photo. Once you have completed the application and paid the visa fee, you can submit your application for processing.

2. How long does it take to process an Uzbekistan E Visa?
The processing time for an Uzbekistan E Visa typically takes 3-5 business days. However, it may take longer in some cases if additional information or documentation is required. It is recommended to apply for an E visa at least 1 week in advance of your planned travel dates.

3. What are the requirements for an Uzbekistan E Visa?
In order to be eligible for an Uzbekistan E Visa, you must meet the following requirements:

– You must hold a valid passport from an eligible country
– You must not be currently residing in Uzbekistan
– Your purpose of visit must fall into one of the categories listed on the e-visa website (e.g., tourism, business, medical treatment)
– You must have a confirmed round-trip ticket and sufficient funds to cover your stay in Uzbekistan
– Your passport should have at least 6 months validity remaining from the date of entry into Uzbekistan

4. Can I enter Uzbekistan with an E Visa through any port of entry?
No, you can only enter Uzbekistan through designated ports of entry listed on the e-visa website. These include all international airports in Uzbekistan as well as some land border checkpoints.

5. Do I need medical insurance to enter Uzbekistan with an E Visa?
Yes, all visitors entering Uzbekistan with an E Visa are required to have medical insurance that covers their entire stay in the country. This can be arranged through the e-visa website or upon arrival at the designated ports of entry.

6. Can I extend my stay in Uzbekistan with an E Visa?
No, E Visas for Uzbekistan cannot be extended. If you wish to stay longer in the country, you will need to leave and re-enter with a new visa, or apply for a different type of visa (e.g., tourist visa, business visa).

7. Can I enter Uzbekistan multiple times with an E Visa?
No, an E Visa for Uzbekistan is only valid for a single entry. If you need to enter multiple times, you will need to apply for a multiple-entry visa.

8. What happens if my E Visa application is denied?
In case your E Visa application is denied, you will not be able to enter Uzbekistan with that particular visa. You can reapply for a different type of visa or appeal the decision by contacting the Embassy or Consulate of Uzbekistan in your country.

9. Do children need an E Visa to enter Uzbekistan?
Yes, children from eligible countries also require an E Visa to enter Uzbekistan. However, children under 16 years old who are accompanied by both parents are exempt from paying the visa fee.

10. Is there any age limit for applying for an E Visa
There is no specific age limit for applying for an Uzbekistan E Visa. However, applicants under 18 years old will need to provide additional documentation and consent from their parents or legal guardians.

2. Does every traveler require an Uzbekistan E Visa to enter the country?

No, not every traveler requires an Uzbekistan E Visa. Nationals of certain countries are exempt from visa requirements and can enter Uzbekistan without a visa. These include citizens of Belarus, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, and Ukraine.

3. How long does an Uzbekistan E Visa allow you to stay in the country?
The length of stay allowed with an Uzbekistan E Visa depends on the type of e-visa issued. The usual period of stay for tourist and business e-visas is 30 days, with the option to extend for up to 60 days with approval from the State Migration Service.

4. Can I enter Uzbekistan through any port of entry with an E Visa?
No, you can only enter Uzbekistan through designated ports of entry listed on your e-visa approval document. These include airports and overland border checkpoints.

5. Can I apply for an Uzbekistan E Visa if I am already in the country?
No, an Uzbekistan E Visa must be obtained before entering the country. It is not possible to apply for one while already in Uzbekistan.

6. Is it possible to extend an Uzbekistan E Visa?
Yes, it is possible to extend an Uzbekistan E Visa by up to 60 days with permission from the State Migration Service.

7. How long does it take to process an Uzbekistan E Visa?
The processing time for an Uzbekistan E Visa can take up to 2-3 business days after submitting a complete application and required documents.

8.Can I travel anywhere within Uzbekistan with my E Visa or are there restrictions?
With a valid e-visa, you may freely travel anywhere within Uzbekistan except restricted areas that require special permits., such as military zones or certain border areas.

9.Can I obtain multiple-entry visas through the online e-visa system?
No, the online e-visa system only allows for single-entry visas. If you require a multiple-entry visa, you will need to apply through the traditional visa application process at an Uzbek embassy or consulate.

10.Is there an age restriction for applying for an Uzbekistan E Visa?
Anyone can apply for an Uzbekistan E Visa regardless of age. However, minors under the age of 16 must have their e-visa application submitted by a parent or legal guardian.

3. What types of visas can be applied for through the Uzbekistan E Visa system?

The Uzbekistan E Visa system currently allows for the application of the following types of visas:

1. Tourist visa: This visa is intended for individuals traveling to Uzbekistan for leisure or tourism purposes.

2. Business visa: This visa is intended for individuals traveling to Uzbekistan for business or commercial purposes, such as attending meetings, conferences, or conducting business activities.

3. Transit visa: This visa is intended for individuals passing through Uzbekistan on their way to another destination.

4. Private visa: This visa is intended for individuals visiting family or friends in Uzbekistan.

5. Student visa: This visa is intended for individuals studying at an educational institution in Uzbekistan.

6. Diplomatic and official visas: These visas are intended for diplomats and other government officials traveling to Uzbekistan on official business.

It should be noted that the availability of these types of visas may change over time, so it is best to check the current options before applying through the E Visa system.

4. Can I apply for an Uzbekistan E Visa online?

Yes, you can apply for an Uzbekistan E Visa online through the official e-visa portal of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The process involves filling out an online application form, uploading necessary documents, and making the required payment. Once approved, the E Visa will be sent to your email address.

5. Is there a deadline by which I must apply for an Uzbekistan E Visa before my trip?

There is no definitive deadline by which you must apply for an Uzbekistan E Visa before your trip. However, the application should be submitted at least 3 working days prior to your intended date of entry into Uzbekistan. It is recommended to apply for the E Visa well in advance to allow for any potential delays or issues that may arise during the application process.

6. What documents are required to apply for an Uzbekistan E-Visa?

To apply for an Uzbekistan E-Visa, you will need the following documents:

1. A valid passport with at least 6 months of validity remaining from the date of entry into Uzbekistan.

2. Digital passport-size photo (JPEG format) with a white background.

3. Completed online application form and payment of the visa fee.

4. Also, if you are planning to stay in hotels or rent accommodations during your stay in Uzbekistan, you may also be required to provide a booking confirmation for your accommodations.

5. If you are planning to enter Uzbekistan via land, you will also need to provide proof of transportation such as bus or train tickets.

6. Additionally, if you are planning to leave through a different border checkpoint than the one stated on your E-Visa, you will need to submit an Entry Tourist Support Letter from the hotel or tour company confirming your itinerary.

7. For business visa applicants, a letter of invitation (LOI) from a company or organization registered in Uzbekistan is required.

Note: The Embassy of Uzbekistan may request additional documentation beyond what is listed above depending on your specific case. It is recommended to check with the embassy or online application portal before submitting your application to ensure that all required documents have been provided.

7. How long does it take to process an Uzbekistan E-Visa application?

It typically takes 2-3 business days for an E-Visa application to be processed and approved. However, processing times may vary depending on the volume of applications and any unforeseen circumstances. It is advisable to apply for an E-Visa well in advance of your intended travel date to allow for any potential delays.

8. Is the payment for an Uzbekistan E-Visa refundable if my application is denied?

No, the payment for an Uzbekistan E-Visa is non-refundable. If your application is denied, you will need to reapply and pay the fee again in order to obtain a visa. It is important to ensure that all of your information and documents are accurate and meet the requirements before submitting your application to avoid any potential denials.

9. Do I need to submit a physical passport when applying for an Uzbekistan E-Visa?

No, you do not need to submit a physical passport when applying for an Uzbekistan E-Visa. You will need to upload a scanned copy of your passport information page during the application process.

10. Is it possible to extend my stay in Uzbekistan with an E-Visa?

No, it is not possible to extend your stay in Uzbekistan with an E-Visa. The maximum duration of stay for an E-Visa is 30 days and cannot be extended. If you wish to stay longer, you will need to apply for a regular tourist visa through the Uzbekistan embassy or consulate in your home country.

11. Can I use my electronic visa at any border crossing point in Uzbekistan?

No, you can only use your e-visa at certain designated border crossing points in Uzbekistan. These include international airports, land border crossings, and some seaports. You will need to check the list of designated entry points on the official e-visa website before your trip to make sure you enter through a valid point.

12. Is it necessary to obtain a travel insurance policy before applying for my e-visa?

No, it is not necessary to obtain a travel insurance policy in order to apply for an e-visa. However, it is always recommended to have travel insurance to protect yourself against unforeseen situations such as medical emergencies, flight cancellations, and lost or stolen belongings.

13. Will I receive a stamp in my passport upon entry if I have a valid e-visa?

Yes, you will receive a stamp in your passport upon entry, even if you have a valid e-visa. The stamp will serve as confirmation that you have entered the country legally with a valid visa.

14. How many times can I enter and exit the country on the same e-visa?

– You can enter and exit the country multiple times on the same e-visa as long as it is within the validity period. However, each time you enter the country, your stay must not exceed the maximum duration allowed for your specific e-visa.

15. Do children require their own e-visas for travel to Uzbekistan, or can they be included on their parent’s visa request?

Children under the age of 16 can be included in their parent’s e-visa request. They will not need separate visas as long as they are traveling with their parents. However, if they are traveling alone or with only one parent, then a separate e-visa will be required for them.

16. What is the validity period of the e-visa after it has been issued?

The validity period of an e-visa varies by country, but it is typically between 30 days and 1 year from the date of issuance. It is important to check the specific validity period for your country of travel before applying for an e-visa.

17. Can I apply for multiple individuals on one e-visa application form?

No, you can only apply for one individual per e-visa application form. Each person needs to have their own separate e-visa application.

18. If there are any changes in my planned trip, can I modify the details on my e-visa application after submission?

No, you cannot modify the details on your e-visa application after submission. You will need to reapply for a new e-visa with the updated information.

19. Do citizens from all countries have access to the Uzbekistan e-visa program, or are there any specific exclusions or restrictions that foreign visitors must be aware of?

Citizens from most countries can apply for an e-visa to enter Uzbekistan. However, there are some excluded countries listed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, including the following:

1. Afghanistan
2. Algeria
3. Angola
4. Bangladesh
5. Benin
6. Burkina Faso
7. Burundi
8. Cameroon
9. Cape Verde
10. Central African Republic
11.Congo
12.Cote d’Ivoire
13.Djibouti
14.Equatorial Guinea
15.Eritrea
16.Ethiopia
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Please note that this list is subject to change and it is recommended to check with the relevant authorities before planning a trip to Uzbekistan.

20. Are there any other requirements for travelers using the e-visa system, other than ownership of a valid passport and proof of onward travel?

Some other requirements for travelers using the e-visa system may include:

1. Meeting eligibility criteria: Travelers must belong to one of the eligible countries and have a valid passport from that country.

2. Passport validity: The passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of arrival in the destination country.

3. Personal information: Travelers will need to provide personal information such as full name, date of birth, address, etc. while applying for an e-visa.

4. Digital photograph: A digital photograph of the traveler is required when applying for an e-visa.

5. Supporting documents: Depending on the destination country, travelers may be required to upload supporting documents such as hotel reservations, flight tickets, travel itinerary, etc.

6. Payment of fees: There may be an application fee or processing fee for obtaining an e-visa which needs to be paid online via credit/debit card or other electronic payment methods.

7. Consulate/embassy registration: Some countries may require travelers to register their details with their local consulate or embassy before traveling.

It is recommended to check the specific requirements for obtaining an e-visa from your desired destination country before applying.