Visa to the Republic of Uzbekistan

Foreign citizens and stateless persons may enter Uzbekistan and transit through its territory only if they have entry visas in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, except for citizens of countries for which a visa-free entry regime is established by international treaties and decrees of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

  • Step 1: Find your country in the search box below.
  • Step 2: Check whether you are visa-free, e-Visa eligible or need a standard visa.
  • Step 3: Follow official links or contact us for assistance with your application.

All information on this page is based on the official visa regime text of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Rules may change; please always double-check on official government websites.

Quick overview

  • Visa-free entry for citizens of many countries (unlimited, 30-day, 60-day and 10-day regimes).
  • Electronic entry visa (e-Visa) for a large number of nationalities.
  • Transit visa and special 5-day visa-free transit for selected countries.

Use the country search to quickly understand what applies to you.

Find Your Country & Visa Regime

Start typing the name of your country (for example: Germany, India, Japan). Choose it from the list to see whether you are: visa-free, eligible for e-Visa and/or eligible for 5-day transit visa-free entry.

Visa regime for:

Visa-free status

Electronic visa (e-Visa)

5-day transit visa-free

This information reflects the official regime text reproduced on this page. For the latest updates and for other visa categories (work, study, diplomatic, etc.), please check official resources of the Republic of Uzbekistan or contact a consular office.

General Rules for Entry and Visas

Foreign citizens and stateless persons may enter Uzbekistan and transit through its territory only if they have entry visas in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, with the exception of citizens of countries for which a visa-free entry regime is established by bilateral international treaties of the Republic of Uzbekistan and Decrees of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan (the list of such countries and information on the duration of the visa-free regime is provided below).

Visas to foreign citizens and stateless persons are issued at diplomatic missions and consular offices of the Republic of Uzbekistan abroad on the basis of a visa confirmation (confirmation of the Consular and Legal Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan).

A visa is issued on the basis of an invitation-application from legal entities and individuals permanently or temporarily registered in the territory of Uzbekistan, submitted to the Consular and Legal Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Documents for Invitations (by Hosts in Uzbekistan)

Legal entities (companies, organizations)

List of documents to be submitted when inviting foreign citizens by legal entities:

  • A visa application form filled out on the official letterhead of the organization, in the established format;
  • Electronic application form obtained from the website evisa.mfa.uz;
  • Copies of the passports of the invited person, the head of the organization and the employee of the organization authorized to submit documents;
  • Copies of official documents of the organization (license, certificate, ID card, etc.);
  • Copies of employment orders from the head of the organization and authorized employee;
  • A copy of a power of attorney issued in the name of an authorized employee of the organization;
  • In cases where the visa is intended to be obtained at the Tashkent airport – copies of the air ticket or reservation;
  • A certificate of authorization to engage in labor activity issued to the proposed person by the Agency for Foreign Labor Migration under the Ministry of Employment and Labor Relations of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

In order to obtain an investment visa, a legal entity with foreign investments proposing to apply must submit one of the following documents in addition to the above:

  • On the amount of purchased shares of business companies (issued by the state enterprise “Central Securities Depository”);
  • The amount of purchased shares of business entities, as well as the establishment of enterprises with foreign investment in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan (issued by the State Services Agency under the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan or its territorial departments).

Individuals (private invitations)

Individuals submit the following documents:

  • Visa application form of the established sample;
  • Electronic application form obtained from the website evisa.mfa.uz;
  • Copies of passports of the proposed and proposing persons;
  • Original invitation letter from the internal affairs bodies;
  • In cases where the visa is intended to be obtained at the Tashkent airport – copies of the air ticket or reservation.

Written applications from legal entities and individuals submitted to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan in accordance with the established procedure are considered within 4 working days.

Documents to Obtain a Visa at Diplomatic Missions and Consulates

Foreign citizens and stateless persons must submit the following documents to diplomatic missions and consular offices of the Republic of Uzbekistan abroad to obtain a visa:

  • Passport or stateless person document (the validity of these documents must be at least 3 months longer than the visa);
  • 2 copies of a fully completed visa application form;
  • 2 color photos (passport size – 35x45mm).

To obtain a transit visa, foreign citizens and stateless persons, in addition to the above documents, must have a visa of the country of visit and travel documents confirming the date of departure from Uzbekistan to the destination country. In this case, the visa processing time is 3 days.

Citizens of countries that do not have a diplomatic mission or consular representation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and stateless persons can obtain a visa upon arrival in Uzbekistan at the visa service sector of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the Tashkent International Airport. To do this, the inviting individual or legal entity on the territory of Uzbekistan must apply in advance to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan in accordance with the established procedure, obtain an appropriate confirmation (stamp) from the Visa Service Department of the Consular Legal Department and send it to the invited person. This confirmation is presented by the invited person when purchasing an air ticket and passing passport control in his country, and on the basis of this document a visa is issued to him at the visa service sector of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the Tashkent International Airport.

Consular Fees for Processing and Issuing Visas

In accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the following consular fees are established for the processing and issuance of visas:

a) Single-entry visas

  • Up to 7 days – 40 USD;
  • Up to 15 days – 50 USD;
  • Up to 30 days – 60 USD;
  • Up to 3 months – 80 USD;
  • Up to 6 months – 120 USD;
  • Up to 1 year – 160 USD.

Note: The tariff rate increases by 10 USD for each additional number of entries.

b) Multiple-entry visas

  • Up to 6 months – 150 USD;
  • Up to 1 year – 250 USD;
  • Up to 2 years – 300 USD;
  • Up to 3 years – 350 USD.

c) Transit visas

  • Up to 72 hours – 40 USD;
  • For a double transit visa – 50 USD.

d) Tourist visas

  • For 30 days – 40 USD.

Note: The tariff rate increases by 10 USD for each additional number of entries.

e) Group visas

The group must consist of at least 5 people, excluding children under 16 years of age.

  • Up to 15 days – 15 USD per person;
  • Up to 30 days – 25 USD per person.

f) Electronic visas (e-Visa)

  • Single-entry electronic visa – 20 USD;
  • Double-entry electronic visa for up to 30 days – 35 USD;
  • Multiple-entry electronic visa for up to 30 days – 50 USD;
  • Group e-visa for up to 30 days – from 20 USD per person.

In addition, fees are charged at the time of visa issuance to cover actual costs associated with visa processing. The amount of such fees depends on the location of the visa processing (regardless of the applicant's citizenship).

Note: A different procedure for obtaining an entry visa to Uzbekistan may be introduced for citizens of countries that have concluded relevant bilateral treaties and agreements with the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Categories of Entry, Exit and Transit Visas (Non-Electronic)

Below is the list of categories of entry, exit and transit visas of the Republic of Uzbekistan, exactly as defined in the official regime text:

1. D-1 – Diplomatic entry visa (for those with permanent accreditation)

It is issued for the period of accreditation to employees of permanent missions of foreign states, international intergovernmental organizations and representations of government organizations of foreign states permanently residing in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and their dependent family members (holding diplomatic passports).

2. D-2 – Diplomatic entry visa (for temporary residents)

It is issued for a period of up to 3 months to employees of permanent missions of foreign states, international intergovernmental organizations and representative offices of government organizations of foreign states temporarily staying in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and their dependent family members (holding diplomatic passports).

3. DT – Diplomatic entry visa (tourist for diplomatic passport holders)

It is issued for a period of up to 1 month to diplomatic officials of foreign countries and employees of representative offices of international intergovernmental organizations and government organizations of foreign countries entering the Republic of Uzbekistan for tourist purposes, as well as their dependent family members (holding diplomatic passports).

4. S-1 – Service entry visa (for those with permanent accreditation)

It is issued for the period of accreditation to employees of representative offices of foreign states, international intergovernmental organizations and representative offices of government organizations of foreign states permanently residing in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan and their dependent family members (who do not have diplomatic passports), as well as to employees of representative offices and branches of international and foreign non-governmental (non-governmental) non-profit organizations registered with the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan permanently residing in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan and their dependent family members.

5. S-2 – Service entry visa (temporary)

It is issued for a period of up to 3 months to employees of representative offices of foreign states, international intergovernmental organizations and representative offices of government organizations of foreign states temporarily staying in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan and their dependent family members (who do not have diplomatic passports), as well as to employees of representative offices and branches of international and foreign non-governmental (non-governmental) non-profit organizations registered with the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan temporarily staying in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan and their dependent family members.

6. S-3 – Service entry visa (at the invitation of state organizations of the Republic of Uzbekistan)

It is issued for a period of up to 1 year to foreign citizens arriving on a business trip to the Republic of Uzbekistan at the invitation of state and economic management bodies of the Republic of Uzbekistan, non-governmental non-profit associations established on the initiative of the President and the Government, as provided for by the legislation.

7. O – Official entry visa (for official and state visits)

It is granted to members of official delegations visiting the Republic of Uzbekistan at the invitation of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Oliy Majlis and the Cabinet of Ministers for the duration of official events.

8. B-1 – Business entry visa (for those accredited in specialized institutions and departments)

It is issued for the period of accreditation to employees of representative offices of foreign commercial organizations in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan, as well as foreign banks or other financial organizations.

9. B-2 – Business entry visa (business visa)

Issued for a period of up to 1 year to representatives of business circles temporarily staying in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

10. T – Tourist entry visa

It is issued for a period of up to 1 month to foreign citizens visiting the Republic of Uzbekistan for tourist purposes.

11. TG – Group tourist entry visa

It is issued for a period of up to 1 month to foreign citizens visiting the Republic of Uzbekistan for tourist purposes as part of a tourist group of at least 5 people.

12. PLG – Pilgrimage entry visa

Foreign citizens are granted up to 2 months to study the cultural, historical, religious and spiritual heritage and traditions of Uzbekistan, based on questionnaires submitted by tourism entities and the Committee on Religious Affairs under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

13. I – Work entry visa

Work entry visa (based on the license of the Agency for Foreign Labor Migration under the Ministry of Employment and Labor Relations of the Republic of Uzbekistan). The right to work granted to a foreign citizen by the Foreign Labor Migration Department under the Ministry of Employment and Labor Relations of the Republic of Uzbekistan is granted for a period approved by the Ministry.

14. J-1 – Entry visa for press representatives (permanently accredited at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

It is issued for the period of accreditation to representatives of foreign media outlets permanently accredited to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan and their dependent family members.

15. J-2 – Entry visa for press representatives (temporarily accredited at Dunyo AA)

It is issued to representatives of foreign media temporarily accredited by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan for the duration of the accreditation.

16. PV-1 – Visitor entry visa (at the request of citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan)

Issued for a period of up to 1 year to foreign citizens undertaking a guest trip at the invitation of citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan through the Main Department of Migration and Citizenship of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

17. PV-2 – Visitor entry visa (at the request of foreign citizens)

Issued for a period of up to 1 year to foreign citizens who are making a guest trip at the invitation of foreign citizens permanently accredited and registered in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

18. VTD – Entry visa for compatriots

At the request of citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan through the Main Department of Migration and Citizenship of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan. For those born in the Republic of Uzbekistan and their family members, a visa is issued for a period of up to 2 years if there is an invitation from their relatives who are citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan and permanently reside in its territory.

19. STD – Student entry visa (exchange / temporary study)

It is issued for a period of up to 1 year to foreign students studying at higher educational institutions located in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan for a short period of time (on the basis of exchange between higher educational institutions or on a temporary basis within the framework of interaction between higher educational institutions), and is issued upon applications from educational institutions, ministries, departments and organizations of the Republic of Uzbekistan that have an educational institution under their jurisdiction.

20. A-1 – Student entry visa (permanent – for the period of study)

It is issued for a period of up to 1 year to foreign students studying at educational institutions located in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and is issued upon requests from educational institutions, ministries, departments and organizations of the Republic of Uzbekistan that have an educational institution under their jurisdiction.

21. A-2 – Teachers' entry visa (for permanent employment)

The teaching staff of educational institutions of the Ministry of Public Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education, as well as the teaching staff of branches of foreign educational institutions in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan, are granted to foreign citizens for a period of up to 1 year. They are issued upon applications from educational institutions, ministries, departments and organizations of the Republic of Uzbekistan that have educational institutions under their jurisdiction.

22. A-3 – Academic entry visa (on a temporary basis)

It is issued for a period of 3 months to 2 years for foreign individuals wishing to conduct scientific research (collecting materials for dissertations, scientific works) and teaching activities (short-term traveling lectures) in the Republic of Uzbekistan, and is issued upon applications from the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, scientific research organizations, higher educational institutions of the Republic of Uzbekistan, ministries or departments.

23. C – Medical entry visa

It is issued for a period of up to 3 months to foreign citizens arriving in the Republic of Uzbekistan for treatment at the invitation of treatment and prevention institutions.

24. C-1 – Entry visa for crew

Issued to foreign members of aircraft and railway crews for a period of up to 1 year.

25. C-2 – Entry visa for drivers

Issued to foreign drivers of freight vehicles for a period of up to 1 year.

26. EXIT – Exit visa

In cases where entry visas are overdue for foreign citizens, they are granted a period of up to 1 month to exit the Republic of Uzbekistan.

27. TRAN – Transit visa

Issued for up to 3 days to foreign citizens transiting through the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

28. INV – Multiple-entry investment visa

It is issued upon the application of enterprises investing in the economy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in an amount not less than 8500 times the base payment established in the Republic of Uzbekistan when making foreign investments, for the purpose of acquiring shares and stakes in economic associations, as well as for the establishment of enterprises with the participation of foreign investments, with the possibility of extending its term without leaving the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan, issued to foreign citizens and stateless persons, valid for up to 3 years.

In this case, the investor's family members (spouse, parents, and children) are issued a visitor visa for the duration of the “Investment visa” with the right to extend it without leaving the republic.

Visa-Free Regime for Certain Countries

Below is the list of countries for whose citizens a visa-free regime has been introduced in the Republic of Uzbekistan, with the corresponding duration:

Unlimited duration

  1. Republic of Azerbaijan
  2. Georgia
  3. Republic of Armenia
  4. Republic of Belarus
  5. Republic of Kazakhstan
  6. Republic of Moldova
  7. Russian Federation
  8. Ukraine

Visa-free up to 30 days

  1. Republic of Tajikistan

Visa-free up to 60 days

  1. Kyrgyz Republic

Visa-free up to 30 days

  1. Australian Union
  2. Republic of Austria
  3. Argentine Republic
  4. Bosnia and Herzegovina
  5. Vatican
  6. Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
  7. Hungary
  8. Brunei-Darussalam schools
  9. State of Israel
  10. Hellenic Republic
  11. Ireland
  12. Iceland
  13. Italian Republic
  14. Canada
  15. Principality of Andorra
  16. Principality of Liechtenstein
  17. Principality of Monaco
  18. Kingdom of Belgium
  19. Kingdom of Denmark
  20. Kingdom of Spain
  21. Kingdom of the Netherlands
  22. Kingdom of Norway
  23. Kingdom of Sweden
  24. Republic of Latvia
  25. Republic of Lithuania
  26. Malaysia
  27. Mo'ulston
  28. New Zealand
  29. United Arab Emirates
  30. Portuguese Republic
  31. Republic of Bulgaria
  32. Republic of Indonesia
  33. Republic of Cyprus
  34. Republic of Korea
  35. Republic of Malta
  36. Republic of Poland
  37. Republic of San Marino
  38. Republic of Serbia
  39. Republic of Slovenia
  40. Republic of Croatia
  41. Republic of Chile
  42. Romania
  43. Singapore
  44. Slovak Republic
  45. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
  46. Republic of Turkey
  47. Federative Republic of Brazil
  48. Federal Republic of Germany
  49. Republic of Finland
  50. French Republic
  51. Montenegro
  52. Czech Republic
  53. Swiss Confederation
  54. Republic of Estonia
  55. Japan
  56. Antigua and Barbuda
  57. Barbados
  58. Belize
  59. Grenada
  60. Dominican Republic
  61. United Mexican States
  62. Republic of Guatemala
  63. Republic of Honduras
  64. Republic of Costa Rica
  65. Republic of Cuba
  66. Republic of Nicaragua
  67. Republic of Panama
  68. Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
  69. Republic of El Salvador
  70. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  71. Saint Lucia
  72. Commonwealth of the Bahamas
  73. Commonwealth of Dominica
  74. Federation of Saint Kitts and Nevis
  75. Jamaica
  76. State of Qatar

Visa-free up to 10 days

  1. Kingdom of Bahrain
  2. State of Kuwait
  3. Sultanate of Oman
  4. The People's Republic of China, including the Special Administrative Regions of the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong and Macao.

Important notes on the visa-free regime

  1. On the basis of bilateral international agreements and equality, a bilateral visa-free regime has been established with the Republic of Azerbaijan, Georgia, the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Republic of Moldova, the Russian Federation, Ukraine, the Kyrgyz Republic (up to 60 days) and the Republic of Tajikistan (up to 30 days).
  2. The visa-free regime applies to citizens of the above-mentioned countries, holders of all categories of passports (diplomatic, service and ordinary), planning to visit the Republic of Uzbekistan, regardless of the purpose of their trip. To enter the country, a person must have a valid national passport or another document that is used during travel to foreign countries, replacing it, the validity of which must be at least 6 months from the date of issuance of the visa. The visa-free regime does not apply to stateless persons permanently residing in the territories of these countries. The 30-day and 60-day visa-free regime is valid from the moment of crossing the state border of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and upon its expiration, the foreign citizen is obliged to leave the republic. If it is necessary to stay in the Republic of Uzbekistan for more than 30 or 60 days, a foreign citizen must provide the necessary documents for issuing one of the categories of entry visas of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
  3. Visa-free entry to the Republic of Uzbekistan for foreign citizens under the age of 16, accompanied by their legal representatives and in possession of a biometric travel document, is established for the duration of the accompanying person's visa, but not more than ninety days from the date of arrival in the country.
  4. Citizens of Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and China are granted a visa-free regime for a period of 10 days, provided they have a flight ticket to their home country or a third country.
  5. A visa-free regime has been established for citizens of China (as part of tourist groups), the USA and Vietnam who have reached the age of 55 to enter the Republic of Uzbekistan for tourism purposes for a period not exceeding 30 days.
  6. Hungary, China, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan (up to 30 days), Vietnam, India and the Republic of Korea (up to 60 days), Brazil, Egypt, Kuwait, Latvia, UAE, Poland, Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, Turkey, Estonia, and Japan (up to 90 days) have established a visa-free regime for holders of diplomatic passports. Citizens of these countries (except India) who hold diplomatic passports and are accredited as employees of diplomatic missions or consular institutions of their countries located in the territory of Uzbekistan, as well as their family members, have the right to enter and stay without a visa for the entire period of work.
  7. The list of countries for which the procedure for issuing an electronic entry visa to foreign citizens (e-visa.gov.uz) has been introduced and from which it is possible to obtain an electronic visa to the Republic of Uzbekistan has been approved in accordance with Appendix 1.
  8. A visa-free regime for up to five days in Uzbekistan has been introduced for citizens of the countries listed in Annex 2, provided that foreign citizens transit through international airports of the Republic of Uzbekistan and have a flight ticket to a third country issued by Uzbekistan Airways JSC. This practice applies to transit passengers who wish to explore the sights of Uzbekistan.
  9. Uzbekistan and Japan, by mutual agreement, issue visas without charging consular fees.

Appendix 1 – Countries Eligible for Electronic Entry Visa (e-Visa)

List of countries whose citizens have the opportunity to obtain an electronic entry visa (e-visa.gov.uz) or to issue tourist visas in a simplified manner at the consular offices of Uzbekistan:

  1. People's Democratic Republic of Algeria
  2. Arab Republic of Egypt
  3. Republic of Venezuela
  4. Republic of Uruguay
  5. Republic of Gabon
  6. State of Qatar
  7. State of Kuwait
  8. Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka
  9. Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
  10. Islamic Republic of Iran
  11. People's Republic of China (including Hong Kong)
  12. Cooperative Republic of Guyana
  13. Democratic People's Republic of Korea
  14. Kingdom of Bahrain
  15. Kingdom of Bhutan
  16. Kingdom of Cambodia
  17. Kingdom of Morocco
  18. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
  19. Kingdom of Thailand
  20. Kingdom of Tonga
  21. Lao People's Democratic Republic
  22. Republic of Lebanon
  23. Maldives
  24. Boliviyaning Plurinational State
  25. People's Republic of Bangladesh
  26. Independent State of Samoa
  27. Republic of Albania
  28. Republic of Angola
  29. Republic of Vanuatu
  30. Republic of Ghana
  31. Republic of India
  32. Republic of Cape Verde
  33. Republic of Cameroon
  34. Republic of Kiribati
  35. Republic of Colombia
  36. Republic of Côte d'Ivoire
  37. Republic of Mauritius
  38. Republic of Macedonia
  39. Republic of the Marshall Islands
  40. Republic of Nauru
  41. Republic of Palau
  42. Republic of Paraguay
  43. Republic of Peru
  44. Republic of Seychelles
  45. Republic of Senegal
  46. Republic of Suriname
  47. Republic of Fiji
  48. Republic of the Philippines
  49. Republic of Ecuador
  50. United States of America
  51. Solomon Islands
  52. Socialist Republic of Vietnam
  53. Sultanate of Oman
  54. Republic of Tunisia
  55. Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal
  56. Federated States of Micronesia

Note: If necessary, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan has the right to impose a restriction on obtaining an electronic entry visa for citizens of certain countries for up to 30 days.

Appendix 2 – Countries with 5-Day Visa-Free Transit via Uzbekistan

List of countries whose citizens are granted visa-free transit entry, temporary stay and exit from the Republic of Uzbekistan for up to five days:

  1. Republic of Albania
  2. Algeria
  3. Antigua and Barbuda
  4. Bahamas
  5. Barbados
  6. Belize
  7. Kingdom of Bhutan
  8. Republic of Venezuela
  9. Socialist Republic of Vietnam
  10. Republic of Gabon
  11. Cooperative Republic of Guyana
  12. Republic of Guatemala
  13. Republic of Honduras
  14. Grenada
  15. Dominica
  16. Dominican Republic
  17. Republic of India
  18. Republic of Colombia
  19. Republic of Costa Rica
  20. Republic of Lebanon
  21. Republic of Mauritius
  22. Republic of Macedonia
  23. Republic of Maldives
  24. Kingdom of Morocco
  25. Mexico
  26. Republic of Nauru
  27. Republic of Palau
  28. Republic of Panama
  29. Republic of Peru
  30. Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
  31. Seychelles
  32. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  33. Sent-Kits va Nevis
  34. Sent-Lyusia
  35. United States of America
  36. Republic of Suriname
  37. Kingdom of Thailand
  38. Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
  39. Republic of Tunisia
  40. Turkmenistan
  41. Uruguay
  42. Republic of Fiji
  43. Republic of the Philippines
  44. Shri-Lanka
  45. Republic of Ecuador
  46. Republic of Equatorial Guinea
  47. Republic of South Africa
  48. Jamaica

Note: To obtain and extend a visa in Uzbekistan, you can use the services of the Bureau of Diplomatic Missions Services of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Official Source & Further Information

The information on this page is based on the official visa regime text of the Republic of Uzbekistan. For updates and complete legal details, please refer to the official government resource:

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