Quick answer
Indian passport holders usually need an Uzbekistan e-visa, applied for online before travel on the official government site. It is usually issued within a few working days. Uzbekistan has announced visa-free entry for Indian citizens, but until it formally starts, plan on the e-visa. Our visa desk can prepare it for you.
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Uzbekistan visa options
Uzbekistan e-visa
Indian passport holders — the usual route
Our visa desk can apply for you
Tourist, 30-day stay: government & visa charges ₹2,150 + our service fee ₹1,062, per person. How our visa desk works.
Documents usually needed
- Passport valid for at least 6 months from your arrival date
- Passport scan and photo
- Hotel booking and travel dates
Places of Islamic history
- Imam al-Bukhari — Resting place of the compiler of Sahih al-Bukhari, near Samarkand
- Imam al-Tirmidhi — Resting place of the compiler of Jami' al-Tirmidhi, in Termez
- Bukhara old city — Madrasas and mosques of one of Islam's great centres of learning
- Samarkand's Registan — Three historic madrasas around one square
Visiting with adab
- We visit the graves of the Companions and scholars as the Sunnah teaches: give salam, make du'a for them and move on. Our guides do not lead tawaf, touching or asking from the dead at any shrine.
- Tours are planned around the five prayers; halal food is easy to find.
