Do you need a visa to work in Uzbekistan?

Yes, a visa is required to work in Uzbekistan. According to the reference information provided, Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports need to apply for visas at the Uzbek Embassy in China or the Consulate General in Shanghai with the Uzbek invitation letter and visa application form. When applying for a visa, the following materials are required: 1. The applicant's original passport (passport valid for more than 6 months); 2. 2 two-inch white color photos; 3. Complete the visa personal data form; 4. A copy of the applicant's ID card; 5. A copy of the business license or organization code certificate of the Chinese unit (official seal is required); 6. A letter of approval from the Chinese unit. In addition, the original invitation letter issued by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Uzbekistan, a copy of the confirmed round-trip ticket, a copy of the confirmed hotel order, and the original and copy of the travel insurance policy are also required. Visa fees vary depending on the type and validity of the visa. For example, the cost of a 30-day valid visa is 60 US dollars (about 360 yuan), and the cost of a 90-day valid visa is 80 US dollars (about 480 yuan). There is an additional fee for an expedited visa. Children under the age of 16 can apply for a visa free of charge. Please note that the visa processing process and required materials may change. It is recommended to consult the Uzbek Embassy or Consulate in China or check the official website for the latest information before processing.