What are the materials required to apply for a tourist visa to Tajikistan?

There are many people who travel to beautiful Tajikistan, but they can only travel if they get a visa. So, what are the materials required to apply for a tourist visa to Tajikistan?

Those who apply for a tourist visa to Tajikistan can apply for an electronic visa. The basic materials to be submitted include a completed visa application form, 2 color photos with a size of 3.5x 4.5cm, the original and photocopy of the passport valid for more than six months, and the original and photocopy of the ID card.

It should be noted that the success rate of individuals applying for a tourist visa to Tajikistan is relatively low, because the staff of the consular offices of the Republic of Tajikistan abroad must confirm the purpose of the foreign citizen's travel, and the required materials are relatively large. Applicants are generally required to provide travel itinerary, copies of the front and back of air tickets, and other supporting documents.

Therefore, people who have been clicked on applying for tourist visas to Tajikistan will choose visa agencies to apply, so they only need to provide passport scans, photo scans and ID card scans.

However, in general, Tajikistan's e-visa refusal rate is relatively high. All visa results are approved by Tajikistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs officials. Even the agency center will remind applicants not to issue air tickets until the visa results are available, otherwise all losses will be borne by themselves. If you want to ensure the signing, the cost of choosing a guaranteed signing will be higher, and the applicant needs to choose according to his own needs.

If it goes well, Tajikistan's e-tourist visa is usually signed within 6-8 working days, with a validity period of 90 days and a single 45-day stay in the country. If you choose to guarantee the visa, you will definitely get the visa within 20 working days.

It should be noted that due to the frequent changes in the policies of the embassies and immigration offices of Central Asian countries, and the right of consulates to require applicants to provide further materials, supplement information or conduct interviews, there will also be changes in the matters of signing, and the specific signing time of the embassies shall prevail.