Customs of Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan is located in Central Asia, bordering Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Turkmenistan. It covers an area of 447,000 square kilometers. There have been many suicide terrorist attacks in recent years.

Two. Visa, entry instructions and customs regulations

No matter what kind of passport you hold, you must apply for a visa to Uzbekistan. Those who stay in Uzbekistan for more than 3 days must apply for registration at the Exit-Entry and Household Registration Administration of the local Ministry of Internal Affairs within 3 days from the date of entry. The relevant departments will stamp the registration stamp on the passport.

If you stay in a hotel, the hotel administrative department shall go through the formalities of accommodation registration. When staying in a resident's house, my host and I will go through the registration formalities at the local Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the registration fee is more than 20 dollars.

When you enter Uzbekistan, you have to fill out two customs declaration forms, one for the customs and the other for me to keep until you leave the country. If you have expensive jewelry, video equipment, etc. When you enter the country, you must fill in the customs declaration form and take it out when you leave the country. When leaving the country, you are not allowed to carry more foreign exchange than the declared odd number.

Iii. Security situation and public security situation

In March and July 2004, a series of suicide attacks occurred in Tashkent, the capital; In May 2005, riots broke out in Andijan. However, Uzbekistan is one of the most stable countries in the former Soviet Union with good overall security situation and stable politics and society.

Four, common diseases and medical conditions

At present, there are no reports of bird flu in Ukraine, and the Ukrainian government has taken measures such as closing the poultry trading market to actively prevent bird flu.

Uzbekistan is still using the medical system of the former Soviet Union, with perfect system and poor conditions. Foreigners are charged higher medical expenses. Most drugs come from Russia and eastern European countries.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) local customs and regulations

Most residents believe in Islam and belong to Sunnis.

The diet is mainly pasta, dairy products and beef and mutton. The main ethnic foods include naan, barbecue, hand-grabbed rice and mutton soup.

Important festivals are: 65438+ 10/new year; September 1 independence day; Constitution Day, February 8, 65438. Traditional festivals include Nauluzi Festival on March 2 1.

In mosques and other religious places, women should wear hats and cover their shoulders and breasts with shawls.

Intransitive verb price and supply

Prices in Uzbekistan are relatively high, and daily necessities are mainly imported, so the supply of goods is relatively sufficient. Su Mi, the local currency, is freely convertible, and the price comparison is regulated by the market. The current price ratio is: 1 USD = 1226 SUM, 1 RMB = 155 SUM.

Seven. Transportation and travel

Uzbekistan has a typical continental climate, with warm and rainy spring, hot and dry summer, great temperature changes in autumn, changeable weather in winter and easy melting of snow. The temperature in winter can reach-10℃, and the average temperature in summer is 37℃.

Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, has convenient transportation. The whole city has inner and outer ring roads, and there is no traffic jam. Ground transportation includes trams, trolleybuses, buses and taxis. In addition, there are four subway lines.

Tashkent airport is located in the city. At present, there are three flights between Tashkent and Beijing every week; Four flights to and from Tashkent and Urumqi.

Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, is an ancient and modern city with many beautiful gardens, fountains, museums and theaters.

Samarkand is one of the oldest cities in the world, the same age as Rome, Athens and Babylon, with a history of more than 2,500 years. Since ancient times, Samarkand, known as the "bright spot of the world" and "Oriental Rome", has also been the core of the ancient Silk Road. Nowadays, the old town of Samarkand has a large number of places of interest with oriental colors and unique architectural art: Timur family mausoleum, Bibiham mosque, Shaoxizinda mausoleum complex, Reggie Stan theological seminary and so on.

Bukhara has a long history of more than 2,500 years and is one of the most splendid cradles of world civilization. Bukhara is one of the important towns of the ancient Silk Road. It once played an important role as a bridge in the trade and cultural exchanges between the East and the West, and still retains many ancient market trade sites. The historical sites of this city are listed as world cultural heritage by UNESCO. Main attractions: Jacques Ancient Castle, Samoni Mausoleum, bojka Yan Complex, etc.

Shiva is the only well-preserved ancient city on the Silk Road. Shiva is regarded as an open-air museum. 1997, UNESCO launched a series of activities to commemorate the 2500th anniversary of Shiva. The site of Itchinkara includes 65,438+00 Islamic seminaries and a series of mosques, palaces and tombs.

Chinese restaurants in Tashkent are: China Hotel, Friendship Hotel, Tianjin Hotel and Shanghai Hotel.

Tashkent has developed tourism and perfect hotel facilities. The main hotels are:

Intercontinental Hotel Tel: 00998-7 1- 1207000

Sheraton Hotel Tel: 00998-7 1- 1383000

Dideman Hotel Tel: 00998-71-1340101.

Tata Hotel Tel: 00998-7 1- 1206600

In summer, the temperature in Uzbekistan is very high and the light is very strong. It is best to use skin care lotion when traveling to prevent being burned by ultraviolet rays.

Eight, work and study

At present, people in China are mainly engaged in oil, communication, catering and other fields.

There are 60 higher education institutions in Uzbekistan. The main institutions of higher learning are: University for Nationalities, National Institute of Technology, World Language University, Oriental Language University, National University of Economics, University of World Economics and Diplomacy, etc.

Nine. Immigration and nationality policy

Since Uzbekistan's independence, the immigration policy has changed from loose to tight. At present, immigrants are strictly controlled and generally do not issue long-term residence permits.

According to the relevant provisions of the Ukrainian Nationality Law, Ukraine does not recognize dual citizenship.

X. Contact information of the embassy and telephone numbers of relevant local departments.

Address of the Embassy of China in Uzbekistan: No.79 Guliyamova Street, Tashkent.

Tel: 00998-7 1- 1334728, 13347 18.

Fax: 00998-7 1- 1334735

Tashkent telephone number: 1200909.

Tashkent Ministry of Internal Affairs Tel: 19 13665

Tashkent Passport and Visa Office Tel: 569586

* * * Ministry of Interior of the Republic of China Tel: 1336374

* * * China Passport and Visa Office Tel: 1397254

Ministry of Education Tel: 139 1500

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Tel: 1336475

Ministry of Health Tel: 4 1 1662

Emergency medical assistance telephone number: 776694

MOFTEC Tel: 139 1752

* * * China Customs Committee Tel: 767635

Airport Customs Tel: 552688

Uzbekistan Airlines Tel: 1332448/ 1337638

Ali Travel Company Tel: 2567 162