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How do I register my stay in Uzbekistan?

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Short answer

Every foreign visitor must be registered at the place where they stay. Deadline: Within 3 days of arrival, not counting Sundays and public holidays. Hotels and hostels normally do it for you. If you stay in a private home: Your host registers you through the e-mehmon.uz system, or you go to the local migration office.

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How the 3 days are counted

For example, if you arrive on a Friday and there is no public holiday, the days counted are Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, so you must be registered by the end of Tuesday.

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In a hotel or hostel

The hotel or hostel normally registers you when you check in. Keep any registration slips or confirmations until you leave the country, in case you are asked for them.

In a private home or flat

If you stay with friends, family or in a private rental: Your host registers you through the e-mehmon.uz system, or you go to the local migration office.

Make sure this happens within the deadline. As the guest, you are the one who has to be registered.

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  • If you stay in a private home

    Your host registers you through the e-mehmon.uz system, or you go to the local migration office

    Source: Uzbekistan public services portal (official)

Children

Children under 16: Do not need temporary registration.

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If you don’t register

Not registering can lead to a fine. We could not confirm the current amount on an official page, so don’t risk it.

What we could not verify

  • That hotels and hostels register their guests automatically and give a registration slip. Travellers widely report this, but we have not found it on an official page.
  • The current fine for not registering.

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