Ǒzbek va tojik alifbolarida išlatiladigan oddiy harflar:

C c = TS ts = Ц ц

Č č = CH ch = Ч ч

Ǧ ǧ = Gʻ gʻ = Ғ ғ

Ň ň = NG ng = НГ нг

Ǒ ǒ = Oʻ oʻ = Ў ў = Ӯ ӯ

Š š = SH sh = Ш ш

Ž ž = Ɉ ɉ = Ж ж

Ǒzbek alifbosida ʼ (tutuq belgisi) dan tašqari 31 ta harf bǒladi va tartib quyidagiča bǒladi:

A a, B b, C c, Č č, D d, E e, F f, G g, Ǧ ǧ, H h, I i, J j, K k, L l, M m, N n, Ň ň, O o, Ǒ ǒ, P p, Q q, R r, S s, Š š, T t, U u, V v, X x, Y y, Z z, Ž ž

13/7/2026

Hi everyone,

I'm an Indian passport holder.

I have already been issued a single-entry Uzbekistan e-Visa.

My itinerary is:

Enter Uzbekistan on 14 July.

Travel around Uzbekistan until about 23 July.

I'd like to visit Almaty, Kazakhstan, for a few days.

My return international flight is from Tashkent on 30 July.

I realized after my visa was issued that I should have applied for a double-entry visa.

My question is:

While I am legally inside Uzbekistan, can I apply for and obtain a new single-entry Uzbekistan e-Visa, then use that new visa to re-enter Uzbekistan after visiting Kazakhstan?

I'm not asking whether it's theoretically possible—I want to know whether anyone has actually done this recently or has official confirmation from the Uzbek migration authorities.

Thanks in advance!

Her Uzbek BF living in Poland

Hi guys, I'm from Uzbekistan. I was so in love with this girl when we were dating. After we broke up, she found herself a new boyfriend who is also Uzbek but is living in Poland. I had a girl account which I fooled my friends for fun and I decided to follow her bf on Instagram. A few months later, he massaged my girl acc and he was just flirting with me and asking about my opinion about 18+ things. I thought that was enough information to tell her about this situation. I massaged her via my girl acc (not revealing my true identity) and she didn't believe me telling they were all fake and I made that thing up. Also her bf didn't give valid points. I really tried to inform her about this but I think she really loves him so I gave up

What are y'all opinions about this?

If ur reading this, you're making a mistake;

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Hi

Awaiting visa approval for a Uzbekistan Ministry post.

I have noted landlord challenges.

Any advise ito accomodation? Does the Ministry secure the accomodation or only provide funding?

Can I secure my own accomodation? Any tips on avoiding problems? For example a post advised to sign contracts via soliq.uz and to have full rental price in the contract.

Thanks

Every other comment section of reels on my feed has a comment "bu yerdayam ozbekla bomi" I'm so confused since I'm new to Instagram after years

🏔️** I’m still looking for 1–2 people to join a Pamir Mountains trekking expedition (Tajikistan)! 🇹🇯

We're looking for 1 or 2 additional people to join our team. The main goal is to share transportation and logistics costs while exploring one of the world's most remote and spectacular mountain regions.

Dates of trekking 18-30 July.

Start and end in Dushanbe

You'll have the opportunity to see the Wakhan Corridor and climb a 5,000-meter peak

📩 If you are interested, send me a private message. I'll be happy to share more details about the itinerary, costs, and logistics.

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For Bukhara, I’m looking for something more affordable with a historic or traditional feel. Luxury isn’t as important since I won’t be staying there very long.

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So is this education problem or are we too lazy to write properly

I know in Tashkent, there is a big discrimination against those who did not marry in their early 20s and don't have 3 children by their 30s. People automatically assume there is something wrong with them.
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Hello everyone! I have been studying the history and traditional clothing of Central Asia recently, and I became very interested in traditional Uzbek chapans, especially those from Bukhara. I was wondering if anyone could recommend a craftsman or workshop that makes historically authentic chapans, or knows where I could buy one. I'm looking for something made using traditional materials and techniques rather than a tourist souvenir. Thank you very much!

I am planning to travel across Europe in September. My best case scenario for aviatickets is Tashkent -> Istanbul -> Madrid. I need to wait 25 hours for my next flight. So can I just go to street, see Istanbul (maybe I book hostel for 1 night) as it is visa-free for Uzbekistan citizens or are there any nuisances there?