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Visa overview
Uzbek citizens normally need a long-stay visa and/or temporary residence permit for full-time study. The university coordinates invitation documents; the applicant provides finances, accommodation, insurance and legalised records.
Proof of funds
For residence applications, show the current subsistence amount set by the Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs. Current guidance links many cases to the monthly minimum wage, and bank or sponsor evidence must cover the required period.
Work while studying
Bachelor: up to 20 hours/week and 40 in holidays. Full-time master's and doctoral students may work without the same limit.
After graduation
Bachelor: 4 extra months. Master's/doctoral: 4 months plus a possible 9-month search extension; work authorisation is separate.
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Prepare the exact funds and sponsor evidence required for your circumstances.
Complete the form, document checks, biometrics, and any interview stage.
Follow entry, registration, insurance, and university arrival instructions.
Source & review trail
Reviewed 2026-07-18 · Next 2026-10-18
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Your decision route
Step 1
Estimate tuition, living expenses, insurance, visa fees, and the other costs that shape your complete study plan.
Step 2
Compare universities, available programs, scholarships, entry routes, and study levels in every destination.
Step 3
Review financial evidence, required documents, processing expectations, and the complete visa application route.
Step 4
Consider accommodation, safety, climate, transport, work opportunities, and what everyday life will feel like.
Step 5
Look at graduate employment, post-study work rights, and the long-term career opportunities each country can offer.
