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Fast-track your eVisa application to Uzbekistan. Avoid bureaucratic hurdles with iVisa.
Uzbekistan eVisa requirements
Eligible travelers can obtain an Uzbekistan eVisa for tourism or business purposes for a stay of up to 30 days. You can choose from a single-, double-, or multiple-entry visa.
Required documents for the Uzbekistan eVisa
Requirements verified against official government sources
- Passport (valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended stay)
- Digital passport-style photo (must be a high-quality, color image with a white background)
- Valid email address
Requirements may vary depending on nationality.
Uzbekistan eVisa pricing and validity
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Uzbekistan eVisa — 90 dayseVisa
From$109.99
- Who it's for
- Travelers on an ordinary passport visiting Uzbekistan for tourism or business. Diplomatic, service and official passport holders are not covered and apply through an Uzbek mission instead.
- Permitted activities
- Tourism and business only. Work, study, medical treatment, journalism, pilgrimage and investment each have their own visa category, and none of them run through the electronic route.
- How you travel
- You can present the eVisa at any state border checkpoint of the Republic of Uzbekistan, whether you arrive by air, rail or road. Transit is not covered here, since Uzbekistan treats it as a separate category issued by its missions.
- Delivery format
- A PDF emailed to you. Show it at the border, printed or on screen, together with the same passport you used in the application. If any detail differs from that passport, the eVisa is not valid.
- Good to know
- The eVisa cannot be extended or amended, so a change of plan means a fresh application. An unaccompanied minor needs their own eVisa, while a child under 16 traveling with a parent or legal representative who already holds a valid Uzbek visa, or who is visa-free, can enter on their own biometric travel document.
- Validity
- Valid for 90 days
- Entry
- Single entry
- Length of stay
- Stay up to 30 days in total
- Processing time
- Get it in as fast as 3 days
Uzbekistan eVisa — 90 dayseVisa
From$119.99
- Who it's for
- Travelers on an ordinary passport visiting Uzbekistan for tourism or business. Diplomatic, service and official passport holders are not covered and apply through an Uzbek mission instead.
- Permitted activities
- Tourism and business only. Work, study, medical treatment, journalism, pilgrimage and investment each have their own visa category, and none of them run through the electronic route.
- How you travel
- You can present the eVisa at any state border checkpoint of the Republic of Uzbekistan, whether you arrive by air, rail or road. Transit is not covered here, since Uzbekistan treats it as a separate category issued by its missions.
- Delivery format
- A PDF emailed to you. Show it at the border, printed or on screen, together with the same passport you used in the application. If any detail differs from that passport, the eVisa is not valid.
- Good to know
- The eVisa cannot be extended or amended, so a change of plan means a fresh application. An unaccompanied minor needs their own eVisa, while a child under 16 traveling with a parent or legal representative who already holds a valid Uzbek visa, or who is visa-free, can enter on their own biometric travel document.
- Validity
- Valid for 90 days
- Entry
- Double entry
- Length of stay
- Stay up to 30 days in total
- Processing time
- Get it in as fast as 3 days
Uzbekistan eVisa — 90 dayseVisa
From$134.99
- Who it's for
- Travelers on an ordinary passport visiting Uzbekistan for tourism or business. Diplomatic, service and official passport holders are not covered and apply through an Uzbek mission instead.
- Permitted activities
- Tourism and business only. Work, study, medical treatment, journalism, pilgrimage and investment each have their own visa category, and none of them run through the electronic route.
- How you travel
- You can present the eVisa at any state border checkpoint of the Republic of Uzbekistan, whether you arrive by air, rail or road. Transit is not covered here, since Uzbekistan treats it as a separate category issued by its missions.
- Delivery format
- A PDF emailed to you. Show it at the border, printed or on screen, together with the same passport you used in the application. If any detail differs from that passport, the eVisa is not valid.
- Good to know
- The eVisa cannot be extended or amended, so a change of plan means a fresh application. An unaccompanied minor needs their own eVisa, while a child under 16 traveling with a parent or legal representative who already holds a valid Uzbek visa, or who is visa-free, can enter on their own biometric travel document.
- Validity
- Valid for 90 days
- Entry
- Multiple entry
- Length of stay
- Stay up to 30 days in total
- Processing time
- Get it in as fast as 3 days
How to apply for your Uzbekistan eVisa
Three simple steps — iVisa prepares, reviews, and files your Uzbekistan eVisa for you.
Complete the application
Answer a few simple questions and upload your documents, choose your processing speed, and pay securely. Most travelers finish in minutes.
We review and submit your application
Our experts check your application for the errors that cause government rejections, fix them with you, then submit it directly to the Uzbekistan government on your behalf.
Receive your Uzbekistan eVisa
Once approved, your Uzbekistan eVisa arrives by email — ready to travel, with clear instructions on how to use it.
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Uzbekistan visa FAQs
Quick answers to the most common questions about the Uzbekistan eVisa.
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Do I need an Uzbekistan visa?
Citizens of the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and EU nations can now enter visa-free for up to 30 days. If you are from a country not on the visa-free list (approximately 76 eligible nationalities), you must apply for an Uzbekistan eVisa.
How will I receive the Uzbekistan eVisa?
You will receive your approved eVisa as a PDF document via email. You must print a physical copy to present to border officials at airports or land border crossings, as digital copies are not always accepted at remote checkpoints. You can also find a digital copy in your iVisa dashboard.
Can I use the Uzbekistan eVisa to visit the entire country?
Yes, the eVisa is valid for entry at all international airports and land borders. However, travel to certain restricted border zones (near Afghanistan) or protected natural reserves may require additional special permits from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
How long can I stay in Uzbekistan with an eVisa?
The eVisa allows a maximum stay of 30 days per visit. It is valid for 90 days from the date it is issued. Note that your 30-day stay must be completed before the 90-day validity window expires.
Can I extend my stay in Uzbekistan?
No. The Uzbekistan eVisa cannot be extended. If you wish to stay longer than 30 days, you must exit the country and apply for a new visa, or apply for a different visa category (such as a work or study visa) through the State Migration Service before your 30 days are up.
Do I need to register with the authorities?
Yes, if you stay in Uzbekistan for more than 3 days, you must be registered. Hotels/hostels will register you automatically. For private homes/Airbnb, your host must register you via the E-mehmon digital system. Keep all registration slips; border guards often check them upon departure. Failure to show them can result in heavy fines or deportation.
How long does Uzbekistan eVisa processing take?
The official government processing time is 3 working days. With iVisa, you can get your Uzbekistan eVisa in as fast as 3 days, and we'll perform an extra check of your application to help avoid any delays or denials.
Do children/minors need an Uzbekistan eVisa?
Yes, every traveler, regardless of age, must have their own individual eVisa and a valid passport. iVisa makes it easy to apply for the whole family in one go by using the "Add another person" feature during the application.
What happens if I overstay my Uzbekistan visa?
Overstaying is a serious violation. You will likely be fined upon departure and may be banned from entering Uzbekistan for several years. In early 2026, the government emphasized strict enforcement of these stay limits.
What happens if my Uzbekistan eVisa application is denied?
Denials are usually due to low-quality passport scans or mismatched name spellings. iVisa's review process is designed to catch these errors before the government sees them. If denied, you must typically wait before reapplying or visit an embassy for a traditional sticker visa.
iVisa vs. the official Uzbekistan process
Why travelers choose iVisa
On your own
- The official portal accepts Visa cards and nothing else, so Mastercard, Amex, UnionPay, RuPay and digital wallets are all turned away.
- The portal runs in English, Russian and Uzbek only.
- Tight file-size and photo standards with no validator, no cropping tool and no examples in the portal.
- One phone line in Uzbekistan, one email address and a feedback form, with no stated hours or response commitment.
- The portal does not set out how long the visa lasts or how long you may stay, and it publishes no processing commitment at all.
- Pay with the method you already use, including the cards and wallets the government portal will not take.
- Apply in your own language, with the questions written in plain terms.
- We check your photo and passport scan against the standard before anything is submitted.
- Our team answers around the clock, before, during and after you apply.
- We show the validity, the permitted stay and the entry options up front, so you choose knowing what each one gives you.
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