The Uzbekistan eVisa is an official digital travel authorization established by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It allows eligible foreign travelers to visit Uzbekistan for tourism without visiting a consulate. Depending on your travel plans, you can select a single-entry, double-entry, or multiple-entry eVisa. All variations permit a maximum stay of up to 30 continuous days within a 90-day total validity window.

Foreign visitors staying in Uzbekistan for more than 3 business days must register their place of residence. If you stay in licensed hotels, motels, or registered guesthouses, the hotel staff automatically registers you through the government's 'E-Mehmon' system and provides a printed registration slip upon check-out. You must retain all hotel registration slips until you exit the country, as border control officers may inspect them upon departure.

No. NomadicMart is an independent commercial visa assistance service and is not affiliated with the Government of Uzbekistan or e-visa.gov.uz. Visa approvals are granted solely at the discretion of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and immigration authorities. Our service provides expert pre-submission review, checking photo compliance and biographical accuracy to minimize administrative rejection risks.

Under official regulations, an application for an Uzbekistan eVisa must be submitted at least 3 working days prior to your intended date of travel. We recommend applying at least 7 to 10 days before departure to account for weekends, public holidays in Uzbekistan, and any document verification steps.

Yes. While the eVisa is registered in the state border database, you are required to carry a printed copy of the electronic visa document throughout your travel in Uzbekistan. You will be asked to present your printed eVisa and your passport at airline check-in, border control upon arrival, during hotel check-in for registration, and when exiting the country.