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Brazil → Uzbekistan: do you need a visa?

SHORT-VISIT ENTRY SUMMARY

Visa-free entry

As a Brazil citizen you can enter Uzbekistan without a visa (up to 30 days).

Dataset: February 2026. Confirm current rules with official authorities before traveling. Work, study, and longer stays may require a separate visa.

Which visa are you getting?

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    Popular:

    Tourist Visa (T)

    Entry visa for tourism for up to 1 month.
    Who fits: Foreign nationals visiting Uzbekistan for tourist purposes who are not visa-exempt and do not use the e-visa channel.
    Gov fees: Tourist visa for 30 days USD 40. Single-entry visas: up to 7 days USD 40, up to 15 days USD 50, up to 30 days USD 60, up to 3 months USD 80, up to 6 months USD 120, up to 1 year USD 160. Tariff increases by USD 10 per additional entry. — Fees are non-refundable. Group tourist visas: up to 15 days USD 15 per person, up to 30 days USD 25 per person (group of at least 5).

    Documents

    • Passport or stateless-person document (validity at least 3 months longer than the visa)
    • 2 copies of a fully completed visa application form
    • 2 color photos (35x45mm)
    • Invitation-application confirmation (visa confirmation) from the MFA Consular and Legal Department
    • For group tourist visas: group of at least 5 people, tourist-agency submission

    FAQ

    How long is a tourist visa valid?
    Up to 1 month for the T tourist visa; group tourist visa (TG) up to 1 month for groups of at least 5 people.

    Can I extend a tourist visa?
    Extensions are handled by the Bureau of Diplomatic Missions Services of the MFA in Uzbekistan; confirm the procedure locally.

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