Tajikistan

  • Starting from AED 200
  • “Hassle-free, Pick-up & Delivery Service”

Tajikistan

  • Starting from AED 200
  • “Hassle-free, Pick-up & Delivery Service”
Tajikistan

Tajikistan Tourist Visa For UAE Residents

Tajikistan: The Undiscovered Jewel of Central Asia

Nestled in the heart of Central Asia, Tajikistan is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by adventurous travellers. With its stunning landscapes, including the majestic Pamir Mountains and the crystal-clear waters of Lake Iskanderkul, Tajikistan offers a breathtaking escape into nature. The country is steeped in rich history and culture, with ancient Silk Road cities like Khujand and the vibrant capital city, Dushanbe, where traditional markets and Soviet-era architecture coexist. Whether you’re hiking through the pristine Fann Mountains, exploring the ancient fortresses of Khorog or immersing yourself in the warm hospitality of the Tajik people, Tajikistan promises an unforgettable journey. Visit Tajikistan for an off-the-beaten-path adventure filled with awe-inspiring scenery, fascinating history and a glimpse into a unique blend of cultures.

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Requirements For UAE Nationals:

UAE Citizens can enter the Republic of Tajikistan without a visa up to 30 days. Foreign citizens who have a standard visa or can enter Tajikistan without visa must register at the Ministry of Interior during 10 working days after their arrival. Diplomatic staff must register at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Requirements For UAE Residents:

  • Passport to be valid for 6 months from the date of arrival.
  • Valid UAE residence visa with validity of 6 months.
  • Passport and Residence Visa Copy.
  • Copy of Emirates ID.
  • Filled visa application form.
  • A recent colour photograph with a plain background.
  • No objection certificate (NOC) from the company addressed to the Consulate General of Tajikistan in Dubai.
  • Round-Trip Ticket Reservation.
  • Hotel Reservation.
  • Invitation letter from a company based in Tajikistan (Business Visa).
  • Appointment confirmation from the Embassy/Consulate of the Republic of Tajikistan.
  • On the day of the appointment at the Embassy/Consulate, bring the appointment letter (confirmation of application pre-approval) and application pack/hard copies of documents, along with your passport.
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Top Tourist Attractions in Tajikistan

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Iskanderkul
Iskanderkul Lake is an excellent place for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and swimming. It is sandwiched between the beautiful Fann Mountains and is one of the largest glacial lakes in northwest Tajikistan.
The lake is beautiful, with a unique vibe that is sure to mesmerise you. The crystal-clear turquoise waters that contrast with the red rocks of the mountains create a special ambience.

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Khujand 
The historic city of Khujand was founded in the VII-VI centuries BC. Later, Alexander the Great captured, remodelled and fortified the city. Today, Khujand is a centre of Tajikistan’s industrial, scientific, and cultural developments.
A visit to Khujand Fortress and the regional history museum are must-dos for visitors who want to know the history of the region.

Fountain and the National Library in Dushanbe, the Capital of Tajikistan. Central Asia

Dushanbe 
Dushanbe is the capital of Tajikistan. The tidy avenues lined with beautiful pastel frontages belie the violent civil war that ruined the city streets in the 90s. Stroll down the side streets, and you’ll know how Dushanbe is transforming.

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Pamir Highway 
Pamir Highway connects Tajikistan with neighbouring Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan. There’s no better way to see an array of breathtaking valleys, spectacular mountain views, and rugged cliffs than to be behind the wheel on Pamir Highway.

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Karakul Lake  
Vivid skies, sparkling water, cool breeze, and sounds of geese! Welcome to Karakul. Located in Tajik Pamir National Park (also a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the Karakul Lake is the main attraction of the Karakul village. Walk around, and you’ll appreciate the unique vibe and desolation of the lake and the village.

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The Pamir Mountains  
Treat yourself to a taste of extreme adventure in the Pamir Mountains, which is often referred to as the roof of the world. The glaciers, lakes, alpine deserts, rivers, valleys, and green and rugged mountains hold a treasure trove enough to fulfil your wanderlust.

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Jisev Valley   
The lovely mountain village of Jisev is a perfect getaway in Tajikistan. Go around the village sightseeing or take short hikes along the brimming lakes. The rugged mountains and dotted forests cast a unique ambience.

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Wakhan Valley  
A large swatch of Wakhan Valley sits in Afghanistan’s northern region, but some part of it stretches into Tajikistan. An arena of colonial competition between Tsarist Russian and Britain during the Great Game (1830-1895), Tajikistan’s Wakhan Valley is now a peaceful region.

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Murghab 
Snuggled in the foothills of mountains, Murghab is an underdeveloped town that is known for its splendid mountain range. A glacier adjacent to the town gives it an imposing backdrop. If you have a love for mountains, then Murghab is a must-visit.

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Khorog 
Khorog is a small town and has restaurants, markets, and hotels. Head over to the famous Botanical Garden or Central Park where you can make friends with the locals. If you are visiting the city in winter, do not miss soaking yourself in the warm pool at Garm Chashma.