Tajikistan passport
Visa-free countries for Tajik passport holders
23 countries, with how long you can stay and what to do before you go.
23 of 23 destinations
- Antigua and BarbudaVisa not requiredCaribbean180 days
- ArmeniaVisa not requiredWestern Asia180 days
- AzerbaijanVisa not requiredWestern Asia90 days
- BarbadosVisa not requiredCaribbean28 days
- BelarusVisa not requiredEastern Europe
- DominicaVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- EcuadorVisa not requiredSouth America90 days
- GambiaVisa not requiredWestern Africa90 days
- GeorgiaVisa not requiredWestern Asia365 days
- HaitiVisa not requiredCaribbean90 days
- IranVisa not requiredSouthern Asia30 days
- KazakhstanVisa not requiredCentral Asia30 days
- KyrgyzstanVisa not requiredCentral Asia
- MalaysiaVisa not requiredSouth-Eastern Asia30 days
- MicronesiaVisa not requiredMicronesia30 days
- MoldovaVisa not requiredEastern Europe90 days
- PalestineVisa not requiredWestern Asia
- PhilippinesVisa not requiredSouth-Eastern Asia30 days
- RussiaVisa not requiredEastern Europe90 days
- Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesVisa not requiredCaribbean30 days
- SamoaVisa not requiredPolynesia60 days
- UkraineVisa not requiredEastern Europe90 days
- UzbekistanVisa not requiredCentral Asia30 days
Questions
How many visa-free countries are there for Tajik passports?
23.
Which ones are on the list?
Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Barbados, Belarus, Dominica, Ecuador, Gambia and more.
Which allows the longest stay?
Georgia, up to 365 days.
Do I still need anything at the border?
Yes. Carry a valid passport, your return ticket and proof of where you'll stay. Officers can still refuse entry.
Can these rules change?
Yes, sometimes with little notice. Check the destination's official website before you book.
What if a country isn't listed here?
It falls under a different rule. Use the other lists, or search the country for its exact rule.
Is the stay length per visit or per year?
Usually per visit, but some countries also cap total days in a year or in any 180 days. Check the country's page.
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