Three regional tiers — not one
The gap between Tashkent and the periphery is threefold — this is not a single national threshold.
What the process consists of
Separate from the property route, there is an investor visa (from ≈$290,000) valid up to 3 years, and a declared "golden visa" via an investment payment from $250,000 valid up to 5 years — but the regulation for the golden visa route specifically had not been finalised as of the primary source’s publication date.
How the process runs
A good fit if
A poor fit if
Who runs this programme
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Frequent questions
Why is the Tashkent threshold three times higher than elsewhere?
Per the available data, the decree sets regional differentiation — Tashkent, as the most expensive property market, got the highest threshold ($300K), peripheral regions the most accessible one ($100K).
Does buying property grant Uzbek citizenship?
No — per the available data, Uzbekistan does not currently offer citizenship by investment in any form, only a 5-year renewable residence permit.
What is the "golden visa" and how does it differ from the property route?
Per the available data, it is a separate route declared by the decree via an investment payment from $250,000 valid up to 5 years — but as of the primary source’s publication date (October 2025), the regulation and document list for it had not been finalised.
Is there an investor visa without buying property?
Per the available data, yes — a multiple-entry investor visa from ≈$290,000 (8,500 base calculation values) valid up to 3 years, separate from the property route.
When was this regime introduced?
Per the available data, by a decree of the President of Uzbekistan dated 18 April 2025, in effect from 1 June 2025.
Why is there no direct link to the decree text itself?
This page’s source is a direct analysis of the decree by Azizov & Partners, a Uzbek law firm, rather than the decree text from an official government portal — stated in the sources section.
Sources
Figures are for reference only. Verified against official sources on 27 August 2026. A precise quote is issued by the appointed firm after document review. This material is not legal advice, a public offer or investment advice.