Yes, absolutely. As long as you hold a valid UAE residence visa (employment visa, spouse visa, investor visa, or any other type), you're eligible to apply for an Uzbekistan visa through our office in Bur Dubai. We process applications for both UAE nationals and expats from all nationalities. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended travel date, and you'll need to provide your UAE residence visa copy along with other standard documents.

You'll need your original passport (valid for 6+ months), a completed visa application form, two passport-sized photos (4x6 cm), a copy of your UAE residence visa or passport page, proof of accommodation in Uzbekistan (hotel booking or invitation letter), travel itinerary, and proof of financial means (bank statement or credit card copy). If you're employed in the UAE, a no-objection certificate or employment letter is helpful but not always mandatory. Our team at Green Apple will guide you through the exact checklist based on your specific situation.

Our service starts at AED 500, which covers our consultation, document verification, and submission to the visa centre on your behalf. This is the agency fee and doesn't include the consulate's visa fee, which varies depending on processing speed (standard, expedited, or rush) and visa type. We'll provide you with a detailed cost breakdown including both our service fee and the official consulate charges before you commit, so there are no hidden surprises.

Yes, that's one of our core services. We offer completely FREE pickup and delivery of your documents anywhere in Dubai, and we submit your application directly to the visa centre (VFS Global or the Uzbekistan consulate) without requiring you to visit in person. You simply provide us with your documents, we collect them at your convenience, handle all the paperwork, and deliver your passport back to you once the visa is approved. This is especially convenient if you're busy with work or prefer not to visit government offices.

Uzbekistan offers an e-visa (valid for 30 days, single entry, issued online) and a sticker visa (valid for 30, 90, or 180 days with single or multiple-entry options). If you're planning a quick tourist visit, the e-visa is faster and cheaper, but if you need multiple entries or a longer stay, the sticker visa is better. When you contact us via WhatsApp, our consultants will recommend the best option based on your travel plans and help you apply for whichever suits your needs most.

Standard processing typically takes 5–7 working days from the date your documents are submitted to the visa centre. We offer expedited options (3–4 days) and rush processing (1–2 days) at higher fees if you need your visa urgently. Once approved, we'll deliver your passport to you immediately, so you don't lose any time. The exact timeline also depends on how quickly you provide us with all required documents—we recommend contacting us at least 2 weeks before your planned travel.

Yes, multiple-entry Uzbekistan visas are available and can be issued for 30, 90, or 180 days. These are particularly useful if you're planning to travel to Uzbekistan multiple times within the validity period. The cost depends on the validity period and number of entries, and it's higher than single-entry visas, but it's excellent value if you travel frequently to the region. Contact us via WhatsApp or visit our Bur Dubai office, and we'll quote you the exact price based on your requirements.

Rejections are rare, but if it happens, the consulate's visa fee is typically non-refundable as per their policy—this is standard practice for most countries. However, our agency service fee (AED 500) can be discussed on a case-by-case basis depending on the reason for rejection. To minimize rejection risk, we thoroughly review your documents before submission and advise you on any issues. If you have concerns about eligibility, chat with us on WhatsApp first, and we'll give you an honest assessment before you pay anything.

Absolutely, yes. You don't need to be physically present to apply—your representative (family member, colleague, or friend) can submit your documents to us, and we'll handle the entire process from there. Alternatively, you can simply authorize Green Apple to collect your documents from your home or office, and we'll manage everything until your visa is ready. This flexibility is one of the reasons many busy expats in Dubai choose us—you have zero need to visit any visa centre yourself.

Uzbekistan does allow visa on arrival for many nationalities at Tashkent International Airport, but the experience can be unpredictable—long queues, potential delays, and occasionally additional questioning. Applying in advance from Dubai through Green Apple is much safer, faster, and less stressful because you'll have your visa in hand before you travel. Plus, with our free pickup and delivery service, applying in advance costs you almost no extra time or effort. We recommend getting your visa sorted before departure to avoid any hassle on arrival.