Uzbekistan visa for citizens of Nepal

Citizens of Nepal can apply online for the Uzbekistan e-Visa for Uzbekistan, official fee $20.

With a passport of Nepal

E visa

E visa, 30 days

up to 30 days

MFA Appendix 1 (simplified e-visa) and selectable on e-visa.gov.uz. VN: citizens aged 55+ visa free 30 days for tourism. IN: from 1 September 2026 Indians with a valid multiple entry business/tourist visa of certain countries plus onward ticket may stay visa free 30 days (UzA, 7 Oct 2026). SA, JO: news reports visa free 30 days from October 2025 (see uncertain). GW: on the portal but not in Appendix 1.

Where can I travel?

Every destination for citizens of Nepal

By purpose of the trip

Purpose	What you need
Tourism	Uzbekistan e-Visa
Business	Uzbekistan e-Visa
Family visit	Visa from an Uzbek embassy or consulate
Study	Visa from an Uzbek embassy or consulate
Work	Visa from an Uzbek embassy or consulate
Transit	Visa from an Uzbek embassy or consulate

Ways into Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan e-Visa

E visa

Official fee: $20
Stay: up to 30 days
Processing: usually 3 working days
Interview: No

Official site: e-visa.gov.uz

Visa from an Uzbek embassy or consulate

Visa needed

Stay: as issued
Interview: No

Check before you travel

Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman: official MFA page (updated 1 June 2026) shows 10 days; news (kun.uz, Astana Times) reports 30 days from 1 June 2025. Kept official 10 days.
Saudi Arabia and Jordan: news reports a Cabinet resolution of 21 October 2025 granting 30 days visa free; the MFA page still lists them under e-visa. Kept e-visa.
The English MFA page at gov.uz was last updated 6 March 2025; the digital.gov.uz mirror updated 1 June 2026 was used for the 30 day list (it adds US and CN).
Indian visa holder rule (from 1 Sept 2026): the list of qualifying visa issuing countries was not found on an official page.
e-Visa validity (90 days) and processing (3 working days) not shown on the portal pages read; from older official statements.

Questions

Do citizens of Nepal need a visa for Uzbekistan?

Citizens of Nepal can apply online for the Uzbekistan e-Visa for Uzbekistan, official fee $20.

How much does it cost?

Uzbekistan e-Visa: $20. This is the official government fee; prices can change, so check the official site before you pay.

Can Sroky apply for me?

Not for this trip yet. Apply on the official site: https://e-visa.gov.uz.

Can I study or work in Uzbekistan on this?

No. Study and work need their own visa: Visa from an Uzbek embassy or consulate.

Uzbekistan for other passports

Where else can citizens of Nepal go

Every destination for citizens of Nepal

Official sources

Checked on November 4, 2026

Sroky is a private company and is not part of any government. The destination decides on every entry. Rules change: the official source always applies.