What documents does a China citizen need for a Uzbekistan visa?

- Passport validity: your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned date of entry and have at least 1 blank page for entry stamps. - Specific forms: there is no separate paper form; complete the online application on https://e-visa.gov.uz/ and upload a scanned passport data page and a recent digital photo. - Financial proof: not required by the e-visa application; ensure you have sufficient funds to cover your stay. - Accommodation and return ticket: provide the address of your first place of stay in Uzbekistan and a return or onward ticket or sufficient onward travel plans. - Photo spec: upload a recent color passport-style photo (approximately 35x45 mm) with a white background. - Biometrics: not required; no in-person biometrics collection for the e-visa. - Travel health insurance: not mandatory for the e-visa; recommended to have coverage.

What types of visas can China citizens get for Uzbekistan?

- Tourist e-visa (Tourism): Official name: Uzbekistan e-visa for tourism. Validity: up to 90 days from issue; stay: up to 30 days; entry: single-entry; approximate fee: USD 20. - Business e-visa (Business): Official name: Uzbekistan e-visa for business. Validity: up to 90 days from issue; stay: up to 30 days; entry: single-entry; approximate fee: USD 20.

How do China citizens apply for a Uzbekistan visa?

- How to apply online: visit https://e-visa.gov.uz/ and create an account. - Steps: login, select Tourist or Business, fill personal details, upload passport data page and photo, enter travel itinerary (hotel/address in Uzbekistan), supply return/onward travel details, pay the visa fee with a bank card, submit the application. - Processing time: up to 3 working days. - How approval arrives: you will receive the approved e-visa by email and it will also appear in your e-visa portal account; print a copy or save to your device and bring it on arrival.

How much does a Uzbekistan visa cost for China citizens?

- E-visa fee: USD 20; local currency (UZS) equivalent around 220,000 UZS at typical rates. - No VFS/BLS service fee applies to online e-visa; there may be a small card processing fee charged by your bank. - Total cost estimate: about USD 20 (plus minor card fees). - Standard processing time: up to 3 working days. - Express/priority option: not publicly listed on the official portal.

What should China citizens know before traveling to Uzbekistan?

- Apply well in advance: aim to submit your e-visa application at least 7–14 days before your planned travel date to account for any delays. - Common rejection reasons for China applicants: passport validity less than 6 months from entry; name transliteration mismatches between passport and application; incomplete travel details or hotel/address; poor quality photo; missing or inconsistent travel dates; missing or inconsistent supporting documents. - VFS/BLS vs direct embassy application: for the e-visa you apply online; no VFS/BLS submission is required. - Travel advisories or bilateral notes: check current entry requirements with the official Uzbekistan MFA site (https://www.mfa.uz/) and with the Uzbek embassy in China; monitor any travel advisories. - Extension options inside Uzbekistan: e-visas are generally not extendable; if you need a longer stay, you should apply for a new e-visa before expiry or consider the appropriate visa category through the embassy; overstaying can lead t

Uzbekistan Visa for China Citizens 2026

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Chinese citizens need an Uzbekistan e-visa (Tourist or Business) — apply online at https://e-visa.gov.uz/; fee USD 20; processing up to 3 business days; single-entry and up to 30 days stay.

Guide last updated September 4, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

Passport validity: your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned date of entry and have at least 1 blank page for entry stamps.
Specific forms: there is no separate paper form; complete the online application on https://e-visa.gov.uz/ and upload a scanned passport data page and a recent digital photo.
Financial proof: not required by the e-visa application; ensure you have sufficient funds to cover your stay.
Accommodation and return ticket: provide the address of your first place of stay in Uzbekistan and a return or onward ticket or sufficient onward travel plans.
Photo spec: upload a recent color passport-style photo (approximately 35x45 mm) with a white background.
Biometrics: not required; no in-person biometrics collection for the e-visa.
Travel health insurance: not mandatory for the e-visa; recommended to have coverage.

Visa types

Tourist e-visa (Tourism): Official name: Uzbekistan e-visa for tourism. Validity: up to 90 days from issue; stay: up to 30 days; entry: single-entry; approximate fee: USD 20.
Business e-visa (Business): Official name: Uzbekistan e-visa for business. Validity: up to 90 days from issue; stay: up to 30 days; entry: single-entry; approximate fee: USD 20.

How to apply online

How to apply online: visit https://e-visa.gov.uz/ and create an account.
Steps: login, select Tourist or Business, fill personal details, upload passport data page and photo, enter travel itinerary (hotel/address in Uzbekistan), supply return/onward travel details, pay the visa fee with a bank card, submit the application.
Processing time: up to 3 working days.
How approval arrives: you will receive the approved e-visa by email and it will also appear in your e-visa portal account; print a copy or save to your device and bring it on arrival.

Fees & processing time

E-visa fee: USD 20; local currency (UZS) equivalent around 220,000 UZS at typical rates.
No VFS/BLS service fee applies to online e-visa; there may be a small card processing fee charged by your bank.
Total cost estimate: about USD 20 (plus minor card fees).
Standard processing time: up to 3 working days.
Express/priority option: not publicly listed on the official portal.

Tips for China travelers

Apply well in advance: aim to submit your e-visa application at least 7–14 days before your planned travel date to account for any delays.
Common rejection reasons for China applicants: passport validity less than 6 months from entry; name transliteration mismatches between passport and application; incomplete travel details or hotel/address; poor quality photo; missing or inconsistent travel dates; missing or inconsistent supporting documents.
VFS/BLS vs direct embassy application: for the e-visa you apply online; no VFS/BLS submission is required.
Travel advisories or bilateral notes: check current entry requirements with the official Uzbekistan MFA site (https://www.mfa.uz/) and with the Uzbek embassy in China; monitor any travel advisories.
Extension options inside Uzbekistan: e-visas are generally not extendable; if you need a longer stay, you should apply for a new e-visa before expiry or consider the appropriate visa category through the embassy; overstaying can lead to penalties.

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

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