Uzbekistani Visa is not required for Indonesians
Stay Duration: 30 days
Entry Requirements
- Indonesia citizens can visit Uzbekistan without obtaining a visa for a duration of 30 days.
- Apply at the Uzbekistan Immigration Department for your visa’s stay-duration extension, laced with an extension fee.
- You are to provide an original international passport that valid for at least 6 months and reserve a minimum of two blanked pages for requisite stampings.
- Your country’s national Identity card is required upon your arrival in Uzbekistan.
- Proof of hotel reservation or any other means of your accommodation is required.
- Sufficient funds that will cater to all your expenses throughout your stay in Uzbekistan should be made available before you embark on your journey to the country.
- Airport tax is not levied on any traveler upon their embarkation at the country’s airport.
- The standard time zone of Uzbekistan is (GMT+5). Hence, Jakarta, Indonesia is 2 hours ahead of Uzbekistan.
- The estimated flight duration from Jakarta to Tashkent is 16 hours 55 minutes.
- AirAsia, Turkish Airlines and Malaysia Airlines are the popular airlines that fly from Indonesia to Uzbekistan.
- Uzbekistan’s official currency is the Uzbekistan Sum(UZS).
- The amount exceeding $2000 USD must be declared on arrival.
- Pets must be accompanied by a good health certificate and rabies inoculation certificate with seal Board of Health issued not more than ten days before embarking on the journey.
- The importation or exportation of pigeons is highly prohibited in Uzbekistan.
- Arms and ammunition are strictly prohibited.
- Uzbek is the official language spoken in Uzbekistan.
- Uzbekistan’s capital city is Tashkent.
- Airports, waterways and ports, highways, and railways are the mediums for transporting in Uzbekistan.
- Islam is the religion dominating the country. About 90% of its population are Muslims, and 5% of the Uzbekistan population are Russian Orthodox Christians.
- Some of Uzbekistan tourist centers include The Gur-e-Amir, Registan, Chorsu Bazaar, Khiva’s Desert, Mausoleum, open-air museum, Timur Museum, and Khazrati Imam.
- Uzbekistan popular staples are pilaf, laghman, chorba, dimlama, manti, etc.
- The voltage supply in Uzbekistan is 220V with a standard frequency of 50Hz, and the power plugs of type C and F.