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Hey guys, is there any meetups, events, communities in Tashkent? gonna make new friends, any suggestions? apps or something?

hi guys !

im starting plan the uzbek trip for 2025, i wanna rent a car in Tashkent and go to Dushanbe > Termez > Buchara > Samarkant > Tashkent ( be sure, that we visit also some interesting places close to our planned journey)

Do you know about some rent-car company, which allows me a go to tajik ?

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Thank you !

Tomas from Czech republic.

I applied for an Uzbek E-Visa and successfully paid the application fee. However, I later realized that the uploaded passport image doesn't meet the required standards mentioned on the website.

Currently, when I check the status of my application, it says "Sent for processing." I'm worried that the application might get rejected due to the image issue.

• Can I reapply for the visa while the current application is still being processed?
• Will submitting a new application with the correct passport image work?
• Or should I wait a few more days to see if my current application gets processed or rejected?

My travel date is December 15th, so I’m quite concerned about the timeline. Any advice or similar experiences would be really helpful.

Thank you in advance!

Sorry for Bait title(if someone think finds it odd)

Headed to Uzbekistan for a wedding next year and I have a few days of down time before the festivities start. What do yall suggest I see, do, or try? I have never been to this region, only time out of the country has been to Germany. I love the outdoors/nature, I would love to see historical sights, hunting opportunities would be amazing, any must see sights, overlooks, waterfalls? I'm also a food enthusiast, what are some local dishes or delicacies I shouldn't go home without trying?

Thanks!

Hammaga salom.

Men o'zim chetda o'qiyman hozir. To'grisi juda ko'p hollarda biror malumot kerak bolsa topish qiyin. Asosan facebook yoki telegramdagi gruppalardan (agar topa olsam birorta) sorayman. Lekin ozlarin bilasilar ular reddit chalik yaxshi emas bu narsalarga. Shunga ozimiz uchun ham shunday app qilinsa malumotlar bazasi bolib qolarmidi. Shaxsan ozim kop misollar keltirishim mumkin shunaqa app rosa kerak bolgan hollarni.

Fikrlaring qiziq.

Why are nicotine pouches illegal in Uzbekistan, while "NOS," a sublingual tobacco product, is legal? Nicotine pouches have been shown to cause little to no harm and serve as an effective alternative for those looking to quit smoking. Despite this, they are priced exorbitantly at around 130,000–150,000 Uzbek Som, making them inaccessible to many. It is baffling that a safer alternative is criminalized, while harmful products like "NOS" and cigarettes are freely sold on nearly every corner. This inconsistency raises questions about public health priorities and regulatory policies in the country.

Does anyone know of a cinema in Tashkent that has movies in English? Me and a friend want to go and see Gladiator II but so far no luck.

Also as a bonus. We still have Kyrgyz com and would love to exchange this somewhere in Tashkent, any tips on that?

Hi as a foreign citizen i am looking to invest in Uzbekistan how can i open a few restaurants what paper works do i have to complete any knowledge about ruled and regulations for foreign investors would be much of help.

I'm recently living in Tashkent And I can see lots of luxury cars here like G wagon, G wagon (BRANUS), RR, Benz(brabus) but I don't see porsche or lamborghini do Uzbekistan people hate lamborghini or that types of cars?

Can someone tell me what clothes are foreigners allowed to wear which won’t look too vulgar in Uzbek standard? I live in Fergana I rarely see people wearing shorts and is it okay if as a foreigner I wear shorts? Also it will be cool if anyone can tell me an online store to buy cute outfits.. I can’t find store other than Temu for cute outfits.

Hi, I’m looking to go somewhere offbeat and not so crowded at the end of December.

Uzbekistan is at the top of my list. It also has very reasonably priced flights from where I live. Plan is to visit Tashkent - Samarkand - Bukhara in 10 to 12 days

I wouldn’t mind as long as the winter is prohibitively harsh, sights are open and there are some people around.

Any advice here would be appreciated. Thank you!

Where is the club for live music and open mic?

Men toshkentlik arab tilini biladigan do‘stlar bilan uchrashmoqchiman, shuningdek, arab tilini o‘rgatish markazlarini ham bilmoqchiman

I heard that youtube monetization doesn’t work in Uzbekistan same with TikTok monetization (New accounts) Anyone knows how to deal with that here?

Saw the comments of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DomliQQlE7c

And they say they are all cursed and should die. Is this majority of Uzbekistan? Was there this summer and faced no problems.

Hey! Planning to visit Uzbekistan in the coming months.

Can you help me understand where I can change USD to UZS in Tashkent, Samarkand and Bukhara?

Can I use my International Debit Card to withdraw cash from ATMs in UZS?

Do restaurants accept International credit/debit cards for payments?

Thanks a ton! :)

Is it true I need to collect paper registration slips from every hotel I stay at??

I stayed 3 nights in Tashkent last year, I received no such slip and was not asked for anything when I departed at the airport either. I'm going again next week for a longer trip and feeling worried, is this actually true?

The government safe travel website for my country says this:

Uzbekistan has strict rules regarding registration. For each night you stay in Uzbekistan, you should ask your accommodation to provide you with a ‘registration slip’ (normally a small piece of paper). Carry these with you throughout your stay, as police can ask to see them at any times. It is not uncommon to be asked to present all your registration slips at the border when you depart Uzbekistan, especially if you depart by land. Failure to produce the registration slips can result in delays, and/or difficulty in leaving the country.

Anyone know, if its possible at the moment for tourists to cross the border to Kyrgyzstan by car at Uchqo'rg'on? We are trying to go from Andijon to Bishkek, ideally through Toktogul.

men tarixini yaxshi ko'raman. sizlar chig'atoy ulusi, timuriylar, buxoro xonligi haqida bilasizlarmi? ular haqida qanday o'ylaysizlarmi?

(va men o'zbekiston tarixi bilishni xohlayman😅)

Hey all.

I'm writing a novel. Long story short, I have a very short chapter where four people (a matriarch and her three adult siblings, all involved in a big family business) have a meeting where they decide not to invest in a specific thing.

What I need help with is this; one of the sons (youngest) arrives late to the meeting to deliver news that the investment was unsuccessful.

The matriarch chastises him for being late in uzbek and he explains that he was late due to reasons beyond his control.

She then replies in the language of the novel (the reveal is that they speak both languages).

I really want these beginning sentences to be in accurate uzbek and I want to know if there are any words/terms siblings use over each other. The older siblings mess with their brother a bit over the meeting, ironically calling him brave because he stands up to the mother a bit explaining why he's late.

Any help would be greatly, greatly appreciated. I can reply to messages or just here.

Thanks!

Hi!

I am (28 F) planning a solo trip to Uzbekistan possibly next week. I can only visit for 3-4 days and would like to see both Samarkand and Tashkent.

How do I go about this? Is this enough time to ses both cities? How do I go through the process of booking a train ticket? How safe are the cities in general (I know its been asked a billion times).

How do I get about the city? Any advice would be helpful!

Any suggestion?

My flight arrives at 2 AM at Tashkent International Airport, and I will be taking the train to Samarkand at 6 AM. Is there any suitable place to wait at the airport? The arrival area doesn’t seem comfortable. Are there any better options available nearby or within the airport or train station that opens 24 hours?