Uzbekistan Visa for Pakistani Citizens — Sticker Visa Documents

Planning to visit Uzbekistan from Pakistan? This page lists the documents Pakistani passport holders need for the Uzbekistan Sticker Visa, based on the current checklist. Diyanat Travels can check your documents and handle the application for you.

Applying from Wah Cantt, Hasan Abdal, Taxila or Islamabad? Bring or send your documents to Diyanat Travels on GT Road, Wah Garden, and our team will check them before your application is submitted.

What Is a Sticker Visa?

A sticker visa is stamped or stuck into your passport by the embassy. You submit your original passport with the application, and it is returned with the visa inside once processing is complete.

Documents Required for the Uzbekistan Sticker Visa

• Original passport: new and all old passports
• CNIC: photocopy of your valid ID card
• Photographs: passport-size, not edited, white background
• Bank statement and account maintenance certificate: last 6 months, with a minimum balance of PKR 500,000 (for visit purposes)
• Business owners: company letterhead and a copy of your business registration certificate (NTN)
• Employees: job letter on company letterhead and 3 months' salary slips
• Travel plan: your expected travel dates

Visa Fee

The visa fee may change with the US dollar exchange rate.

Planning to see Tashkent, Samarkand or Bukhara? Ask us about our Uzbekistan group tours — the visa can be arranged as part of the package.

Tips for a Smooth Application

• Passport validity: make sure your passport is valid for at least six months from your travel date.
• Scan quality: scan in colour, with all four corners visible and no glare.
• Photos: use a recent photo with a plain white background — don't edit or filter it.
• Names: check that your name is spelled exactly as it is in your passport on every document.
• Apply early: leave extra time in holiday seasons.

Before You Apply

Requirements can change at short notice. The embassy or immigration authority may ask for additional documents, and every visa is issued at their discretion.

Visa fees are generally non-refundable once an application is submitted, even if the visa is refused.

See all countries in our visa document checklist, or contact us to start your application.