Tajikistan visa requirements for Yemeni citizens
Entry to Tajikistan is restricted for yemeni citizens: a visa plus special approval.
YEM
Yemen
TJK
Tajikistan
Entry is restricted
Tourists can apply for a visa allowing stays up to 45 days.
- Visa
- Restricted
- Max stay
- 45 days
- Valid for
- 45 days
- Last updated
- 11 November 2026
Special rules for Yemeni citizens in Tajikistan
Apply online; collect your visa on arrival in Dushanbe
- Apply online and wait for approval before you travel.
- Collect your visa on arrival at Dushanbe International Airport.
- Stay up to 45 days.
What to do
Read the extra conditions for your passport below: Tajikistan limits where and how you can enter.
Apply for the visa at the embassy well ahead, and expect extra checks.
Enter only through the allowed border points and register with the police if required.
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Ways into Tajikistan
Visit visa-free, with an eVisa, or with a tourist visa.
eVisaSingle-entry eVisaEligible tourists and business visitors can enter once and stay up to 60 days.
- Stay
- 60 days
- Valid for
- 90 days
- Fee
- US$30
- Entries
- Single
How to apply
- Check your nationality is accepted at evisa.tj.
- Fill in the form and upload your passport copy.
- Pay online.
- Print the emailed visa and carry it with your passport.
Documents required
- Passport
- Passport JPEG, up to 1 MB
- No extension or registration needed; no processing deadline is stated.
- Passport validity should normally be at least 6 months; confirm the exact expiry requirement.
eVisaMultiple-entry eVisaEligible tourists and business visitors can enter more than once within 90 days.
- Stay
- 60 days
- Valid for
- 90 days
- Fee
- US$50
- Entries
- Multiple
How to apply
- Check your nationality is accepted at evisa.tj.
- Choose multiple entry and fill in the form.
- Upload your passport copy and pay online.
- Print the visa and carry it with your passport.
Documents required
- Passport
- Passport JPEG, up to 1 MB
- Do not assume each entry starts a fresh 60-day stay.
- You cannot extend this visa; you do not need to register.
Visa requiredStandard tourist visaTourists can apply for a visa allowing stays up to 45 days.
- Stay
- 45 days
- Valid for
- 45 days
- Processing
- 30 days
How to apply
- Get a licensed Tajik tour company's request, unless exempt.
- Apply at visa.gov.tj and print your form.
- Check passport expiry rules with the embassy.
- Submit your documents and fee receipt.
- Follow the embassy's instructions to get your visa.
Documents required
- Passport with 2 blank pages
- Printed visa form
- Photo
- Fee receipt
- Tour company request, unless exempt
- Trip plan for multiple entries
- Processing takes up to 20 working days, plus 10 for extra checks.
- No extension or visa-type change; no registration needed. Multiple entries need a clear trip plan.
Sources (30)Last updated 11 November 2026
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs — Consular Department
- Entry rules and passport-specific visa exemptions
- Applying for a visa
- Standard visa categories
- Electronic visa requirements, fees and permitted stay
- Official electronic visa portal — opened, but no readable application content returned
- Official standard visa application portal — opened, but no readable application content returned
- Dushanbe airport visa eligibility
- Invitation confirmation
- Registration of foreign visitors
- Tourist visa T
- Transit visa TR and airport transit exemption
- Business visa K
- Study visas O1 and O2
- Work visa M
- Private visas XC1 and XC2, including medical treatment
- Investment visa C
- Free economic zone visa MOI
- Permanent residence visa ID
- Mass media visa
- Humanitarian visa B
- Foreign Ministry — Electronic visa launch and purposes; older stay and fee figures superseded by dedicated guidance
- Foreign Ministry — Standard applications and airport confirmation
- Washington embassy — Visa Issue; indexed official text read, direct retrieval timed out
- New Delhi embassy — Standard visa procedure; indexed official text read, direct retrieval timed out
- London embassy — Consular issues; indexed page contained no substantive visa rules
- Seoul embassy — Visa information and electronic visa fees
- Official announcement — Seychelles exemption agreement signed; entry-into-force date not stated
- Migration Service, Ministry of Labour, Migration and Employment — agency identified; no visitor visa rules used
- Border Troops official website — identified in search; direct access returned 403, so no entry rules taken from it
Coming from Yemen
- Plugs C F IAdapter needed
- MoneyTJS ЅМ
- Time+2h
- DrivingOn the rightSame as home
- LanguageRussian
- Emergency112 police
Planning your Tajikistan trip
Best time to go: Mid-May to early June or August to early September are described as the most comfortable times. Summer can be extremely hot, while mountain nights can be cold even in summer.
- SarazmThis ancient settlement near Panjakent is a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage Site.
- Tajik National ParkThis World Heritage Site covers the Pamir mountains in eastern Tajikistan.
- Zeravshan ValleyThis World Heritage Site includes Ancient Panjakent.
- Khujand and IstaravshanThese cities offer a chance to explore Tajikistan's Silk Road history.
Scams to watch for in Tajikistan
- Missing change or rounded-up cash paymentsCash payments often do not receive exact change. A seller may round the amount or keep the difference. Dushanbe bus drivers may also keep change. This is not always deliberate fraud, but it can leave you paying more than expected.
- Higher bazaar prices for foreignersSellers at this bazaar routinely charge foreigners more. An opening price may be higher than the price a local buyer would pay.
- Airport official scamsDeparting passengers report scams involving corrupt airport officials. The exact demands and methods are not described.
About Tajikistan
Tajikistan is a landlocked Central Asian republic, more than nine-tenths of it mountainous.
- Capital
- Dushanbe
- Money
- Tajikistani somoni (ЅМ)
- Languages
- Russian, Tajik
- Time zone
- UTC+05:00
- Cars drive on the
- right side
- Calling code
- +992
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Questions
Is entry to Tajikistan restricted for Yemeni citizens?
Yemeni citizens can apply online and obtain a visa on arrival at Dushanbe International Airport for a stay of up to 45 days. Yemeni citizens can apply online for a visa to collect on arrival at Dushanbe International Airport. The visa allows a stay of up to 45 days.
Where can Yemeni citizens enter Tajikistan?
Only through: Dushanbe International Airport.
Do yemeni citizens need a visa for Tajikistan?
Yemeni citizens get a visa on arrival in Tajikistan, for up to 45 days.
How long can yemeni citizens stay in Tajikistan?
Up to 45 days each visit with the visa on arrival rule. Staying longer can mean a fine or a ban from coming back.
Can I get the Tajikistan visa at the airport?
Yes. Yemeni citizens get the visa when they land in Tajikistan. Carry cash for the fee, a passport photo, your return ticket and hotel details.
Do tajik citizens need a visa for Yemen?
Tajik citizens need a visa for Yemen, from its embassy or consulate.
Do other Asia passports get easier entry to Tajikistan?
Armenia, Azerbaijan, Brunei, China Georgia, and 5 more can enter without applying before they travel.
Which countries near Tajikistan are easier for yemeni citizens?
Malaysia, Palestine, Syria, Cambodia Laos, and 3 more let yemeni citizens in without applying before travel.
What should I carry to Tajikistan?
Bring the arrival fee in cash, in a widely accepted currency, plus a passport photo. Have your return or onward ticket and accommodation details ready.
What money is used in Tajikistan?
Tajikistani somoni (ЅМ). Carry some cash for arrival, especially if a visa fee is paid at the border.
What language do people speak in Tajikistan?
Russian and Tajik.
How strong is the Yemen passport?
It ranks #100 and reaches 28 destinations without applying ahead.
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