Obtaining a business license in Uzbekistan

We obtain business licenses in Uzbekistan on a turnkey basis: we analyse the requirements for your line of business, prepare the documents, file the application and see it through until the license is issued. The fee is $500–1,000 per license depending on the activity, fixed before any work starts. You get a reply and a quote within one business day, in English, Russian or Uzbek.

Fees

Service Fee
Obtaining a license (any licensed activity) $500–1,000, fixed in the quote

The final fee depends on the activity and the state of your documents; it is fixed by contract before any work starts.

What's included

  • A check of whether your activity is subject to licensing, and under which procedure — with references to the rules
  • Analysis of the licensing requirements specific to your activity and a list of the required documents
  • A check of whether the company meets the licensing requirements: premises, equipment, staff, constituent documents
  • A plan for fixing any gaps before the application is filed
  • Preparation of the complete document package for the application
  • Filing the application with the licensing authority, including via the electronic portal
  • Support during review: responses to requests, addressing comments — that is our job, not yours
  • Collecting the license and handing it over to you
  • A written summary with the license details and what to do next (reporting, renewal)
  • Written explanations of the licensing requirements with references to the rules — on request during the engagement
  • Advice on renewing, reissuing and amending the license

Which activities are subject to licensing is covered in our directory: activities requiring a license in Uzbekistan.

Our clients

During our work in the consulting market, we have developed partnerships and trusting relationships with many companies that are still our clients today.

Our clients include marketing agencies, information service providers, software developers, wholesalers, project companies, logistics companies and residents of the IT Park Uzbekistan. We are grateful to all our clients and partners for their trust and business.

We are trusted by:

Yusolve
China Commercial Law Firm
Oroox Lab
My Fleet Solutions
Linestar Group
Nullmax
Highbrow Solutions
Tripstar Travel
Thumbay Fergana College of Medical Sciences

How we compare

Tax & Legal Others
Published fees $500–1,000, known up front usually "on request"
Regulator comments we address them ourselves often left to the applicant
Related matters (registration, accounting, taxes) one team separate providers
Quote fixed, within one business day varies
Languages English, Russian, Uzbek varies

How it works

  1. 1. Write to us by Telegram or email: what you do or plan to do.
  2. 2. Within one business day — an answer on whether the activity is licensed, and a fixed quote.
  3. 3. Contract and invoice; payment by invoice with closing documents.
  4. 4. We prepare, file and follow the case until the license is issued; you receive the license and a written summary.

Who does the work

Experienced legal specialists and consultants working with Uzbek and foreign-owned businesses. Content on this site is reviewed by our specialists.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to get a license in Uzbekistan?

$500–1,000 depending on the activity. The fee is fixed by contract before any work starts; state duties and charges are paid separately and are named in the quote up front.

Which activities require a license?

The list is broad — from medicine and education to construction and transport. Check the directory of licensed activities or write to us — we reply within one business day.

How long does it take to obtain a license?

The timeline depends on the activity and the regulator. We give a realistic estimate for your case in the quote — before you pay anything.

What happens if the regulator returns the documents with comments?

Addressing the comments is part of the service: we revise the package and resubmit. That is our job, not yours.

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