Uzbekistan E-Visa — Official Portal, Fees and Entry Rules
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Uzbekistan e-visa is an online entry visa submitted through the official portal e-visa.gov.uz. It is not for every traveller: first check your citizenship, passport type, purpose of visit, length of stay and route.
This English guide is written for travellers searching from English-speaking markets such as the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Singapore and South Africa. E-visa eligibility depends on your passport citizenship and the official portal, not on language, residence or where the search is made.
CAJ.UZ is not the official e-visa portal, does not issue electronic visas and does not make visa decisions. We can help you understand which visa scenario fits your trip, check your itinerary, choose a tour, arrange accommodation and point you to the correct CAJ.UZ visa section.
For a trip check, send citizenship, passport type, planned entry and exit dates, purpose of visit, itinerary and number of travellers.
15-second answer: Uzbekistan e-visa is submitted through the official portal e-visa.gov.uz. It allows a stay of up to 30 days, is valid for 90 days from the date of issue, and the application should be submitted at least 3 working days before travel. CAJ.UZ does not issue e-visas and does not replace the official portal.
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Quick facts about Uzbekistan e-visa
- Official portal: e-visa.gov.uz.
- Format: electronic entry visa; it is not placed in the passport.
- Stay duration: up to 30 days in Uzbekistan.
- Validity: the issued e-visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue.
- Remaining validity: if less than 30 days of e-visa validity remain at entry, the stay must not exceed the remaining validity period.
- Entry types: single-entry, double-entry and multiple-entry electronic visa.
- Fees: $20 single-entry, $35 double-entry, $50 multiple-entry; group e-visa from $20 per person.
- Processing: 2 business days, excluding the day of application.
- When to apply: at least 3 working days before the planned entry date.
- Passport: entry usually requires a valid international passport with at least 6 months’ validity from the date of entry.
- Stateless persons: e-visa is issued to citizens of foreign states; it is not issued to stateless persons permanently residing in e-visa regime countries.
- Email: the issued e-visa is sent to the email address used in the application.
- CAJ.UZ: does not issue e-visas and does not make visa decisions.
Who is Uzbekistan e-visa for?
E-visa can be useful for a short visit if your citizenship and passport type are eligible under the official e-visa system. Always check eligibility on the official portal because country lists and requirements can change.
Practical check
| Situation | Does e-visa fit? | What to check | Correct section |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short tourism or business trip up to 30 days | May fit if your citizenship is eligible on the portal | Citizenship, passport type, dates and route | Official portal |
| Travellers from English-speaking markets | Depends on passport citizenship, not language or residence | The exact passport on the official portal before applying | Visa guide |
| Passport with visa-free entry | Usually not needed for travel within the visa-free period | Visa-free stay length, registration and route | Visa guide |
| U.S. citizens, standard trip up to 30 days | Usually not the main scenario | Use the dedicated U.S. citizens page | U.S. citizens |
| Transit through Uzbekistan | Depends on route and whether you leave the transit area | Tickets, time in Uzbekistan and route | Transit |
| Visa support / LOI / invitation needed | This is a different scenario | Check the visa support page | Visa support |
Uzbekistan e-visa fees
The fees below are officially published electronic visa fees. Always check the final amount on e-visa.gov.uz before payment, because the official portal and payment system may show the final amount under current rules and technical charges.
| E-visa type | Official fee | Who it fits | Important |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-entry | $20 | One trip to Uzbekistan | Check whether you only need one entry |
| Double-entry | $35 | Route with exit and re-entry | Useful for some combined regional itineraries |
| Multiple-entry | $50 | Several entries during visa validity | Check whether multiple entry is really needed |
| Group e-visa | from $20 per person | Groups of travellers | Final conditions are checked on the official portal |
Important: the e-visa fee is not a CAJ.UZ price. CAJ.UZ does not collect the official electronic visa fee and is not responsible for the government portal or payment system.
Documents and data for Uzbekistan e-visa
The exact fields and files must be checked on the official portal. Before submitting, prepare your data so that it matches your passport exactly.
Usually required:
- valid international passport, usually with at least 6 months’ validity from the date of entry;
- citizenship and passport type;
- passport details without mistakes;
- photo in the required format;
- planned date of entry;
- purpose of visit;
- email address you can access;
- bank card or another payment method accepted by the official portal.
Before payment, check:
- first name and surname spelling;
- passport number;
- date of birth;
- citizenship;
- passport validity;
- entry type: single, double or multiple;
- entry date and future e-visa validity;
- email address where the visa will arrive.
Critical: if the details in the issued electronic visa do not match the passport, the e-visa may be considered invalid. Catch mistakes before payment and before submitting the application.
How to apply for Uzbekistan e-visa
The application is submitted through the official portal. CAJ.UZ does not replace the portal and cannot guarantee a visa decision.
| Step | What to do | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Open the portal | Go to e-visa.gov.uz | Use the official site, not similar-looking domains |
| 2. Check eligibility | Select citizenship, passport type and purpose of visit | If eligibility is not confirmed, check the general visa guide or consular process |
| 3. Fill in the form | Enter passport and trip details | Any mistake can make the visa invalid or cause problems at entry |
| 4. Upload files | Upload photo and other files if requested by the portal | Files must match portal requirements |
| 5. Pay the fee | Pay through the available payment system | If e-visa is refused, the visa fee is not refunded |
| 6. Receive e-visa | Check email and download the issued visa | Check that all data match the passport |
| 7. Print it | Take the printed e-visa with you | At passport control, you may be asked to show the printed e-visa |
Common e-visa mistakes
Mistakes to avoid
- applying too late;
- using an unofficial website instead of e-visa.gov.uz;
- mistyping passport number or name;
- selecting the wrong citizenship or passport type;
- choosing single entry when your route requires re-entry;
- not checking visa validity before entry;
- entering when the remaining e-visa validity is shorter than the intended stay;
- not printing the issued electronic visa;
- thinking that e-visa cancels registration in Uzbekistan.
How to reduce risk
- apply at least 3 working days before entry;
- check every detail before payment;
- save a copy of the e-visa on your phone and email;
- print the visa before travel;
- match the itinerary with the entry type;
- check whether registration is needed for each place of stay;
- for complex routes, check transit and neighbouring-country visas in advance.
Registration after entry
Electronic visa does not cancel migration registration. Foreign citizens entering with e-visa must still follow Uzbekistan registration rules.
- Usual rule: registration is arranged within 3 working days after arrival.
- Hotel stay: hotels usually handle registration for guests staying at the property.
- Several cities: keep registration confirmations for each place of stay.
- Responsibility: the traveller must make sure registration matches the actual stay.
How is e-visa different from visa support / LOI?
E-visa and visa support are different things. They should not be mixed into one scenario.
E-visa
- submitted through the official portal e-visa.gov.uz;
- depends on citizenship and passport type;
- usually fits a short trip of up to 30 days;
- does not require an invitation if your case fits e-visa;
- is not issued through CAJ.UZ as a standalone service.
Visa support / LOI
- is an invitation or support from the receiving side;
- is not needed by every traveller;
- is used in specific visa scenarios;
- is not an electronic visa;
- visa support conditions and packages are kept on a separate CAJ.UZ page.
Official sources
E-visa rules, eligible countries, forms, fees and technical requirements can change. Before payment and before travel, check current data on official resources.
- Official e-visa portal of the Republic of Uzbekistan
- Government portal: visa fees and visa information
- Uzbekistan consular source: e-visa validity, processing, print rule and stateless persons
- my.gov.uz: information for foreigners, passport and registration
- CAJ.UZ: general Uzbekistan visa guide
- CAJ.UZ: Uzbekistan transit visa
- CAJ.UZ: visa support / LOI
Source note: if old articles or old pages show a different fee, a different timeline or promise “fast processing”, use the official portal and current requirements of the competent authority.
FAQ about Uzbekistan e-visa
Where do I apply for Uzbekistan e-visa?
Uzbekistan e-visa is submitted on the official portal e-visa.gov.uz. CAJ.UZ is not the government portal and does not issue e-visas.
How long can I stay with an e-visa?
An e-visa allows a stay in Uzbekistan of up to 30 days. The issued e-visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue.
Can I stay 30 days if my e-visa validity is almost over?
No. If less than 30 days of e-visa validity remain at the time of entry, your stay must not exceed the remaining validity period of the electronic visa.
How early should I apply?
Apply at least 3 working days before your planned entry date to Uzbekistan.
How long does e-visa processing take?
Officially, processing takes 2 business days, excluding the day of application. Do not leave the application until the last moment.
How much does Uzbekistan e-visa cost?
Officially published fees are $20 for single-entry e-visa, $35 for double-entry and $50 for multiple-entry. Group e-visa is from $20 per person. Check the final amount on the portal before payment.
What passport validity is required?
Entry usually requires a valid international passport with at least 6 months’ validity from the date of entry. Check the current requirement on the official portal before applying.
Is e-visa issued to stateless persons?
Electronic entry visa is issued to citizens of foreign states. It is not issued to stateless persons permanently residing in e-visa regime countries; such travellers should check the consular procedure.
Can I get an e-visa through CAJ.UZ?
CAJ.UZ does not issue electronic visas and does not replace the official portal. We can check your itinerary, point you to the correct visa section and help with tours or accommodation.
Do I need to print my e-visa?
Yes. The electronic visa is not placed in the passport; at passport control, you may be asked to present it in printed form.
What if my e-visa details do not match my passport?
If the details in the electronic visa do not match the passport, the e-visa may be considered invalid. Check every detail before payment and after receiving the visa.
Is registration required after entry with e-visa?
Yes. E-visa does not cancel registration. Hotels usually handle registration for guests staying at the property.
How is e-visa different from visa support / LOI?
E-visa is an electronic entry visa through the official portal. Visa support / LOI is a different scenario connected with an invitation or support from the receiving side.
Who does not need e-visa?
If your passport allows visa-free entry for the required period, e-visa is usually not needed. Check citizenship, trip length and itinerary before applying.
Are the English-speaking countries listed on this page an e-visa eligibility list?
No. They are language-market examples only. E-visa eligibility depends on passport citizenship and the official portal, not on where the traveller lives or searches from.
What should I send CAJ.UZ for a trip check?
Send citizenship, passport type, planned entry and exit dates, purpose of visit, itinerary, cities and number of travellers.
Check whether you need Uzbekistan e-visa
If you are not sure whether you need an electronic visa, send your citizenship, passport type, dates, itinerary and purpose of visit. We will check which route fits your trip: e-visa, visa-free entry, transit, visa support or regular consular visa.
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Important condition
- CAJ.UZ does not issue electronic visas.
- CAJ.UZ is not e-visa.gov.uz.
- CAJ.UZ does not make visa decisions.
- CAJ.UZ does not collect the official e-visa fee.
- The official application is submitted through e-visa.gov.uz.
- We can help check itinerary, trip length, visa scenario, tour and accommodation.
