Uzbekistan eVisa for Indians: $20, Up to 30 Days
Complete visa requirements for Indian passport holders
Indian ordinary-passport holders are not generally visa-free for Uzbekistan. Apply for the official eVisa before travel; a single-entry eVisa costs $20 and permits a stay of up to 30 days.
Last verified against official sources: 10 August 2026
Key Information
Key Requirements
- Indian ordinary passport
- Online eVisa application
- Passport meeting the official validity rule
- Travel and accommodation details
Step-by-Step Application Process
- 1
Open Uzbekistan's official eVisa portal
- 2
Complete the application and upload the requested documents
- 3
Choose single, double, or multiple entry
- 4
Pay the applicable government fee
- 5
Carry the approved eVisa for travel
Documents Required
- Valid passport
- Digital passport copy and photograph
- Travel details
- Payment card
- Printed or accessible approved eVisa
Pro Tips
- Use only the official eVisa portal linked by Uzbekistan's government
- Choose the number of entries for the actual itinerary
- Keep accommodation registration records supplied by the hotel
Important Notes
- • Indian ordinary-passport holders are on Uzbekistan's eVisa list, not its ordinary visa-free list
- • The ordinary tourist visa/eVisa route allows a stay of up to one month
- • A separate visa-free transit rule has narrow airline and itinerary conditions and should not be confused with a normal visit
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Apply online before travel
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