Uzbekistan Visa Cost Calculator

The tourist visa is Uzbekistan's workhorse category: single entry, tourism or family visits, and the $20 base fee this calculator starts from. Travellers who expect to cross a border and return — regional side trips, contiguous-country loops — take the multi-entry visa at 1.5× base, $30 for Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan's business category runs $50 and asks for an invitation from the company you are visiting — budget for the letter as well as the fee.

Transit visas are the bargain tier: $6 covers a layover in Uzbekistan of 24–72 hours depending on the rules attached to your nationality. Most eligible passports clear Uzbekistan on a visa-free or online authorisation paid by card at application — the calculator's total is unchanged, and there is no border cash step to plan for.

The document set for Uzbekistan is short but strict — valid passport, photo, where you are staying, and proof of funds for the stay. Uzbekistan accepts the online authorisation from anywhere with a scanner; keep the approval printout beside your passport for check-in and immigration. Payment timing varies by channel: online by card for the Uzbekistan eVisa/ETA, or at application time by card or money order where a consulate handles the file.

No interview is needed for most tourist applications to Uzbekistan — the file speaks for itself unless something in it is missing. Apply as soon as flights are provable — Uzbekistan issues decisions against documents, and a complete early file is the cheapest insurance there is.

Check the passport before anything else: under six months' validity or a full page count and Uzbekistan returns the application unprocessed. One photo on a white background, recent, taken to standard passport specification — Uzbekistan enforces this more strictly than most. Show roughly $50–100 USD per day of stay in bank statements — for a 10-day Uzbekistan trip that means $500–1,000 visible and recent.

Round the file out with your flight itinerary and Uzbekistan lodging confirmations that match your dates exactly — mismatches draw queries. An invitation letter from a registered Uzbekistan company is the business-visa keystone; transit files live or die on the onward booking.

The standard Uzbekistan decision typically lands within 5–15 business days, and seasonal backlogs push it to the top of that band. The express lane at Uzbekistan costs half the base fee extra and returns decisions in 1–3 business days. Incomplete files, not bad histories, cause the bulk of Uzbekistan rejections — one missing night of lodging is enough.

Fix-then-refile is the normal path after an Uzbekistan denial; the fee is due again, so get the file right the second time. Pre-approved travellers sidestep the biggest queue at Uzbekistan immigration — e-gates and fast lanes reward the online authorisation, and midweek morning landings clear fastest either way.