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Student visa for Uzbekistan, for students from Jordan
As a citizen of Jordan you will normally need a student visa or residence permit for Uzbekistan before your course starts. Some nationalities may enter Uzbekistan without a visa and apply for the residence permit there instead; check the official page below for the rule that applies to your passport.
The numbers
- Visa fee
- USD 160 single entry, USD 250 multiple entry (up to 1 year)
Ministry of Foreign Affairs schedule; extra processing fees vary by where you apply. The A-1 student visa is not issued through the e-visa portal.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan: visas, checked 2026-11-07
The A-1 student visa
1. Get admitted. Your university requests the visa for you and sends an invitation. 2. Apply at an Uzbek embassy or consulate. The A-1 visa is not issued through the e-visa portal. Bring your passport (valid at least three months beyond the visa), two application forms and two 35 x 45 mm photos. 3. Register your address within 3 days of arriving. New Uzbekistan University says every international student must do this; universities usually help during orientation.
The visa is issued for up to one year and renewed for the length of your studies.
Visa-free countries. Citizens of Kazakhstan, Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine can enter without a visa, and Kyrgyz and Tajik citizens for shorter stays. Those stays are short; ask your university whether you still need a student visa for a full degree.
Where to apply
At the embassy or consulate of Uzbekistan that covers Jordan, or through the visa application centre it names. Book early: in the busiest months appointments can be weeks away. Apply only through the official website; nobody can sell you a faster place in the queue.
Official pages: gov.uz · wiut.uz · newuu.uz · samdu.uz. Checked 2026-11-07. Rules change: confirm on the official page before you apply.
Questions students ask
Do students from Jordan need a visa to study in Uzbekistan?
As a citizen of Jordan you will normally need a student visa or residence permit for Uzbekistan before your course starts. Some nationalities may enter Uzbekistan without a visa and apply for the residence permit there instead; check the official page below for the rule that applies to your passport.
This page is general information from official sources, not immigration advice. For a decision about your own case, the official source or a regulated adviser is where that belongs.