Singapore to Uzbekistan visa requirements

Singapore ordinary passport holders can enter Uzbekistan visa-free for up to 30 days for tourism. No visa or eVisa is needed before travel. As of 2026, Singapore citizens holding any category of passport (including ordinary) enjoy a 30-day visa-free regime when visiting Uzbekistan, regardless of the purpose of the trip. This arrangement has been in place since 10 February 2018 and is confirmed by the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Singapore and Uzbekistan Airways. No visa or eVisa needs to be obtained in advance: travelers simply board with a valid passport. The 30-day allowance is counted from the date of entry, and you must depart before it expires. If you plan to stay longer than 30 days, you must obtain a standard entry visa through the regular procedure. One practical obligation applies to all foreign visitors: temporary registration. Anyone staying more than 3 days must be registered (via the Emehmon.uz / OVIR system) within 72 hours of arrival. Hotels and hostels handle this automatically at check-in, while those in private accommodation (e.g., Airbnb, with friends) must arrange self-registration with the host or local district office. Failure to register can result in per-day fines and possible deportation. Keep your passport valid for the duration of your stay (a 3-6 month buffer beyond entry is recommended best practice).