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Uzbekistan visa requirements for Ni-Vanuatu citizens

Ni-Vanuatu citizens need an eVisa for Uzbekistan. Apply on the official website.

Passport

VUT

Vanuatu

Going to

UZB

Uzbekistan

eVisa

Eligible tourists can apply online for a visa allowing 1 entry.

Visa
eVisa
Max stay
30 days
Valid for
90 days
Fee
US$20
Last updated
11 November 2026

What to do

  1. Apply on Uzbekistan's official eVisa portal with a scan of your passport and a photo.

  2. Leave time for processing before you travel, and print the approval.

  3. Enter on the dates and through the ports the eVisa allows.

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Ways into Uzbekistan

Check visa-free entry first, then online or embassy visas.

  • eVisa For your passportSingle-entry tourist eVisaEligible tourists can apply online for a visa allowing 1 entry.
    Stay
    30 days
    Valid for
    90 days
    Fee
    US$20
    Entries
    Single

    How to apply

    1. Open e-visa.gov.uz and check your citizenship qualifies.
    2. Enter your passport type, tourism purpose, dates and personal details.
    3. Upload your photo and passport page.
    4. Activate by email and pay online.
    5. Check progress and print your approved visa.

    Documents required

    • Passport data-page scan
    • Digital photo
    • Printed approved visa
    • The visa lasts 90 days from approval; leave within 30 days and before expiry.
    • Official processing times differ; no firm range is given.
    Official page
  • eVisa For your passportDouble-entry tourist eVisaEligible tourists can apply online for a visa allowing 2 entries.
    Stay
    30 days
    Valid for
    90 days
    Fee
    US$35
    Entries
    Double

    How to apply

    1. Open e-visa.gov.uz and select double entry for tourism.
    2. Fill in your details.
    3. Upload your photo and passport page.
    4. Activate by email and pay online.
    5. Print your approved visa.

    Documents required

    • Passport data-page scan
    • Digital photo
    • Printed approved visa
    • The visa lasts 90 days from approval; stay within its 30-day limit and expiry.
    • Do not assume each entry gives another 30 days; processing guidance also differs.
    Official page
  • eVisa For your passportMultiple-entry tourist eVisaEligible tourists can apply online for a visa allowing repeated entry.
    Stay
    30 days
    Valid for
    90 days
    Fee
    US$50
    Entries
    Multiple

    How to apply

    1. Open e-visa.gov.uz and select multiple entry for tourism.
    2. Fill in your details.
    3. Upload your photo and passport page.
    4. Activate by email and pay online.
    5. Print your approved visa.

    Documents required

    • Passport data-page scan
    • Digital photo
    • Printed approved visa
    • The visa lasts 90 days from approval; do not assume 30 days per entry.
    • Group online visas cost 20 USD per person for 30 days; minimum 5 adults.
    Official page
  • Visa not requiredChildren under 16Children under 16 can enter visa-free with their legal representative and biometric travel document.
    Stay
    90 days
    Fee
    Free

    How to apply

    1. Check the child's biometric travel document.
    2. Check the accompanying person's visa.
    3. Travel together and show both documents at entry.

    Documents required

    • Child's biometric travel document
    • Accompanying person's visa
    • The stay ends when the accompanying person's visa expires, or after 90 days.
    Official page
  • Visa on arrivalPre-approved Tashkent airport visaSome travellers can collect a visa at Tashkent airport after getting approval before travel.

    How to apply

    1. Ask your Uzbek host to request foreign ministry approval.
    2. Get the approval from your host before travel.
    3. Show approval when buying your ticket and at departure control.
    4. Collect your visa at Tashkent International Airport's visa desk.

    Documents required

    • Passport or stateless travel document
    • Advance foreign ministry approval
    • You must get approval before travel.
    • The guide gives no separate airport fee or processing time.
    Official page
  • Visa requiredT tourist visaApply through an Uzbek embassy if you need a visa for tourism.
    Stay
    30 days
    Fee
    US$40
    Entries
    Single

    How to apply

    1. Arrange visa support through your tour company where required.
    2. Fill in the visa form.
    3. Submit your documents to the Uzbek embassy handling applications.
    4. Pay the fee.

    Documents required

    • Passport valid 90 days beyond visa
    • 2 completed application copies
    • 2 colour photos, 35 × 45 mm
    • Visa support approval where required
    • Each extra entry costs 10 USD.
    • Japanese citizens pay no consular fee; document counts can vary by embassy.
    Official page
  • Visa requiredTG group tourist visaTourist groups of at least 5 can apply together through an Uzbek embassy.
    Stay
    30 days
    Fee
    Per person; extra processing fees may apply

    How to apply

    1. Form your group and arrange the tourism invitation.
    2. Prepare each person's application and travel documents.
    3. Submit to the Uzbek embassy and pay.

    Documents required

    • Passports valid 90 days beyond visas
    • Completed applications
    • Colour passport photos
    • Required invitation approval
    • Up to 15 days costs 15 USD per person; 30 days costs 25 USD.
    Official page
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Coming from Vanuatu

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  • MoneyUZS so'm
  • Time−6h
  • DrivingOn the rightSame as home
  • LanguageRussian
  • Emergency102 police103 ambulance

Planning your Uzbekistan trip

Best time to go: Mid-May to early June, or August to early September. June, July and August are the hottest months; winter can bring snow.

  • Silk Road sitesUzbekistan has ancient cities and historic sites shaped by its place on the Silk Road.
  • Itchan Kala, KhivaExplore Khiva's old city, while checking prices carefully because tourist overcharging is common here.
  • Semi-arid landscapesThe country's dry landscapes offer a different side to its historic cities.
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Uzbekistan

About Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan is a landlocked Central Asian republic bordered only by other landlocked countries.

Capital
Tashkent
Money
Uzbekistani soʻm (so'm)
Languages
Russian, Uzbek
Time zone
UTC+05:00
Cars drive on the
right side
Calling code
+998
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Questions

Do ni-vanuatu citizens need a visa for Uzbekistan?

Ni-Vanuatu citizens need an eVisa for Uzbekistan. Apply on the official website.

How long can ni-vanuatu citizens stay in Uzbekistan?

Up to 30 days each visit with the evisa rule. Staying longer can mean a fine or a ban from coming back.

Where do I apply online for Uzbekistan?

Only on Uzbekistan's official government website. Avoid agents and look-alike sites that add fees. Apply before you book anything you can't cancel.

Does a US, UK or Schengen visa help ni-vanuatu citizens enter Uzbekistan?

We have no record of Uzbekistan relaxing its rules for ni-vanuatu citizens who hold another country's visa. Check with the embassy before you rely on one.

Do uzbekistani citizens need a visa for Vanuatu?

Uzbekistani citizens need an eVisa for Vanuatu. Apply on the official website.

Do other Oceania passports get easier entry to Uzbekistan?

Australia and New Zealand can enter without applying before they travel.

Which countries near Uzbekistan are easier for ni-vanuatu citizens?

Hong Kong, Malaysia, Palestine, Philippines Singapore, and 3 more let ni-vanuatu citizens in without applying before travel.

What should I carry to Uzbekistan?

Apply on Uzbekistan's official eVisa portal with a scan of your passport and a photo. Leave time for processing before you travel, and print the approval.

What money is used in Uzbekistan?

Uzbekistani soʻm (so'm). Carry some cash for arrival, especially if a visa fee is paid at the border.

What language do people speak in Uzbekistan?

Russian and Uzbek.

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