Uzbekistan eVisa for Indian Passport Holders

Visa overview

Approx. total fee

~US$40≈ ₹3,860Government visa fee + our service charge; indicative

Processing time

~5–8 working days

Typical stay / validity

30 days

Visa type

eVisa / Online Visa

Entry type

Not specifiedConfirm on the official portal

Eligibility

Indian ordinary passport holdersAvailability does not guarantee approval

About the Uzbekistan visa

Uzbekistan is at the heart of the Silk Road, with the blue-tiled madrasas of Samarkand, the old cities of Bukhara and Khiva and the capital Tashkent. Indian passport holders can apply for an Uzbek e-Visa online, usually within about a week.

The tourist e-Visa allows a single stay of up to 30 days and is valid for entry within 90 days of issue. It is accepted at the main airports and many land borders.

Uzbekistan visa types for Indians

Visa options, stays and fees are set by Uzbekistan immigration and can change. We confirm the current options when you enquire.

Who can apply

• You hold an Indian ordinary passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your date of arrival, with at least two blank pages.
• Your visit is short-term, such as tourism, a family visit or business meetings. Work, study and residence in Uzbekistan need a different visa.

Accommodation requirement

Not normally required

Not normally required as separate e-Visa document

Generally not a separate mandatory visa document, although an address or itinerary can still be requested.

Required documents

• Passport: Clear colour scan of the bio-data page of your Indian passport, valid for at least 6 months beyond your date of arrival.
• Photograph: Recent passport-size colour photo on a plain white background, as a digital file.
• Flights: Confirmed return or onward ticket showing your dates into and out of Uzbekistan.
• Accommodation: Hotel booking, tour voucher or your host's address and contact details in Uzbekistan.

How to apply

Processing time

• Typical time: ~5–8 working days after a complete application is submitted
• Plan ahead: Apply at least 2–3 weeks before you fly to Uzbekistan, and earlier during peak holiday seasons.

Before you travel

• Foreign visitors must be registered during their stay. Hotels do this automatically; keep the registration slips they give you.
• Uzbekistan's high-speed trains connect Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara. Book tickets early in peak season.
• The Uzbek som is the local currency. Cards are increasingly accepted, but carry cash.
• Keep a printed copy of your approval and a digital copy on your phone. Airlines often check it at check-in for flights to Uzbekistan.
• Travel insurance with medical cover is strongly recommended for every trip to Uzbekistan.

Important notes

• Fees and processing times are indicative and can change.
• eVisa availability does not guarantee approval. The decision rests with the authorities of Uzbekistan.
• Requirements can change, so verify on the official immigration or visa portal before payment or travel.
• VisaAdvisory is an independent assistance service and is not affiliated with any government or embassy.