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Uzbekistan Visa for Nepali Citizens

Up-to-date Uzbekistan visa requirements, processing time, and embassy info for Nepali passport holders. Yatra handles the full application — document review, dummy ticket, and tracking.

At a glance — Uzbekistan Uzbekistan Tourist eVisa

Processing time
3 working days.
Stay duration
30 days.
Visa validity
90 days from issuance.
Entries
Single, Double, or Multiple.
Where to apply
Apply at e-visa.uz; pay by card.

Visa categories available

Tourist — Uzbekistan Tourist eVisa

Tourism, leisure, family visit.

Stay
30 days.
Processing
3 working days.

Business — Uzbekistan Business eVisa

Business meetings, trade, conferences.

Stay
30 days.

Required documents — Uzbekistan tourist visa

  1. Passport (6+ months)

    Required

  2. Photo (JPEG, white background)

    Required

  3. Email + payment card

    Required

  4. Confirmed return ticket

    Recommended.

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  5. Hotel booking

    Recommended.

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Uzbekistan embassy in Nepal

Mission
Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan — New Delhi (consular jurisdiction over Nepal)
Address
EP-29 Chandragupta Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110021, India
Phone
+91 11 4101 7475
Hours
Mon–Fri 09:30–17:30.
Application centre
Online — e-visa.uz — No physical centre needed for tourist + business eVisa.

Important notes

  • Every Nepali-language document MUST be accompanied by a notary-certified English translation — embassies will reject untranslated originals. Use a Nepal Bar Council–registered translator and have each translation notarised by a Notary Public.
  • Nepalis ARE eligible for Uzbekistan eVisa (since 2018).
  • eVisa: 30 days single (USD 20), 30 days double (USD 35), 30 days multi (USD 50).
  • Standard processing 3 working days; expedited 1 day (+50%).
  • Passport must have 6+ months validity, 2+ blank pages.
  • Photo: passport-size JPEG.
  • Cannot work / study on eVisa.
  • Pilot "Silk Road eVisa" with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan available for some categories.
  • Tourism in Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva remains the main draw.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions Nepali citizens ask before applying for a Uzbekistan visa — sourced from Uzbekistan's embassy and Yatra's submission desk.

How long does a Uzbekistan tourist visa take to process for Nepali citizens?

3 working days.

How many days can Nepali citizens stay in Uzbekistan on a tourist visa?

30 days. (Uzbekistan Tourist eVisa).

Where do Nepali citizens apply for a Uzbekistan tourist visa?

Apply at e-visa.uz; pay by card.

What documents are required for a Uzbekistan tourist visa from Nepal?

Required documents include: Passport (6+ months); Photo (JPEG, white background); Email + payment card.

Where is the Uzbekistan embassy in Nepal?

Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan — New Delhi (consular jurisdiction over Nepal) — EP-29 Chandragupta Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110021, India. Phone: +91 11 4101 7475.

Can Nepali citizens apply for a Uzbekistan business visa?

Yes — Uzbekistan Business eVisa. Business meetings, trade, conferences.

Is there an online portal to apply for a Uzbekistan visa?

Yes — apply online at https://e-visa.uz (Uzbekistan eVisa).

How is the Uzbekistan visa fee paid?

Online Visa, MasterCard.

Can Yatra help with a Uzbekistan visa application?

Yes — Yatra provides end-to-end visa assistance for Uzbekistan including document preparation, appointment booking, application review, and a PNR-backed dummy ticket (NPR 999) when the embassy requires proof of onward travel.

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