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Visa checker · as of 24 October 2026

Uzbekistan visa for citizens of Oman

Unilateral visa-free regime of up to 30 days introduced by Uzbekistan — for any purpose of travel and all passport types. Added to the list by Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 662 of 21 October 2025.

Result

No visa needed

You can stay visa-free for up to 30 days. The period starts when you cross the border — leave the country before it ends.

To stay longer, apply for one of the visa categories below. Visa categories

Source

  1. Cabinet of Ministers Resolution · No. 408 · 21.11.1996

    On the procedure for the entry, exit, stay and transit travel of foreign nationals and stateless persons in the Republic of Uzbekistan

    Version: Annex 5 (visa-free list) as amended by CM Resolution No. 662 of 21 Oct 2025; Annex 4 (visa categories) as amended by Resolution No. 734 of 21 Nov 2025; latest version of the act — 6 May 2026

    Text: OʻzbРусEng

  2. Cabinet of Ministers Resolution · No. 662 · 21.10.2025

    On amendments and additions to certain decisions of the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan and on deeming some of them invalid

    Version: added Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, China and Jordan to Annex 5 of Resolution No. 408 and introduced Annex 6 (published 22 Oct 2025)

    Text: OʻzbРусEng

After you arrive

  • Register your place of stay within 3 working days: hotels and hostels do it for you via E-mehmon; in private housing the owner applies to the migration unit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
  • For visa-free entry your passport must be valid for at least 6 months.
  • Always carry your passport and live at your registered address.

LRU-1074CM Res. No. 408

Customs — the essentials

  • No limit on bringing in cash; amounts over the equivalent of 100 million soʻm must be declared.
  • Duty-free: by air — up to US$1,000, by rail — US$500, by road or on foot — US$300.
  • Alcohol — 2 l, cigarettes — 200; not allowed for travellers under 21.
  • Medicines: up to 10 products, 5 packs each, without documents; psychotropic and narcotic medicines follow special rules and must be declared.

CM Res. No. 66CM Res. No. 244CM Res. No. 191

Full rules

Visa categories

Non-electronic visas for longer stays or special purposes — pilgrimage, medical treatment, study, family visits, compatriots. They are arranged through an embassy, consulate or inviting organisation.

CodeCategoryTerm
TTouristup to 1 month
TGGroup tourist (5+ people)up to 1 month
PLGPilgrimage — on applications by tour operators and the Committee on Religious Affairsup to 2 months
MEDMedical — on invitation from a medical institutionup to 3 months
B-2Businessup to 1 year
PV-1Guest — on invitation from a citizen of Uzbekistanup to 1 year
VTD“Vatandosh” (compatriot) — for people born in Uzbekistan and their families, on invitation from a relative who is a citizen2 years
A-1Study — for students of educational institutionsup to 1 year
STDStudent exchangeup to 1 year
A-3Academic — research and short lecture visits3 months to 2 years
EWork — based on a work permitfor the permit term
INVInvestment (multiple entry)up to 3 years
ITIT visa (multiple entry)up to 3 years
TRANTransitup to 3 days
EXITExit — when an entry visa has expiredup to 1 month

CM Res. No. 408DP-5611

The procedure for inviting compatriots was updated by CM Resolution No. 579 of 20 October 2026 (in force 21 Oct 2026) — see the act for details. CM Res. No. 579

Other countries with the same regime

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Frequently asked questions

Do citizens of Oman need a visa for Uzbekistan?

No visa needed. Unilateral visa-free regime of up to 30 days introduced by Uzbekistan — for any purpose of travel and all passport types. Added to the list by Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 662 of 21 October 2025.

Do I need to register after arrival?

Yes. Foreign nationals permanently residing abroad must register their place of stay within 3 working days of entry. Hotels and hostels do this through the E-mehmon system; in private housing the owner applies to the migration unit of the internal affairs bodies.