Colombia

Colombian nationals who are under 16 years old can enter Uzbekistan without a visa and stay for up to 90 days. Should they turn 16 during their visit, they must then apply for a visa following the standard procedures at the local migration and citizenship offices.

E-Visa Information:

• Validity: Grants entry for up to 30 days within a 90-day period from the issuance date.
• Fees: Depend on the number of entries — $20 for a single entry, $35 for a double entry, and $50 for multiple entries.
• Application Procedure: Submit an application on the E-visa portal, confirm via email, pay the fee, and after three business days, you will receive your e-visa in PDF format by email. It’s important to print this visa and carry it throughout your stay in Uzbekistan.

Embassy Visa Application:

• Process: Initially, you need to obtain visa support. Subsequently, you can apply for a visa at the Uzbek embassy or consulate.
• Necessary Documentation: You’ll need various forms filled out, along with passport copies and photos.
• Cost: The embassy visa fee is $40, plus an additional charge of $15. For comprehensive information, refer to the Uzbek embassy’s website in Colombia.

Transit Visa:

• Visa-Free Transit: Colombian citizens can transit through Uzbekistan without a visa for up to 5 days via air travel, as long as they have Uzbekistan Airways tickets for their onward journey.

Unfortunately, there are no representatives of the embassy of Colombia in Uzbekistan and the embassy of Uzbekistan in Colombia.

The following non-resident office is accredited embassy to Colombia: The Embassy of Uzbekistan in the USA.

You can get consular help from the Colombian Embassy in Russia.