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Is It Safe to Travel to Uzbekistan?

What the US, UK and Canadian governments advise about travel to Uzbekistan, side by side, with the date of each advisory.

Advisories checked 9 November 2026. Check the official advisory on the day you travel: governments change them often, sometimes weekly.

The US rates Uzbekistan Level 1 (Exercise normal precautions). The UK does not advise against travel to Uzbekistan. Canada advises normal security precautions, with stricter advisories for some regions.

All three governments give the same level. Some regions carry stricter warnings than the rest of the country.

The three advisories side by side

US Department of State

Level 1

“Exercise normal precautions”

“Exercise normal precaution in Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan is generally a safe destination for U.S. travelers.”

Updated 25 January 2026. Read the US advisory

UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office

Level 1

“No FCDO advice against travel”

“Escalation in the Middle East has caused widespread travel disruption, including airspace closures, delayed and cancelled flights. Your travel plans may be affected, even if your destination is not in the Middle East.”

Updated 19 March 2026. Read the UK advisory

Government of Canada

Level 1

“Exercise normal security precautions (with regional advisories)”

Latest change noted by Canada:

“Entry and exit requirements section – updated information on passports; Laws and culture section – added information on covering your face in public places”

Updated 14 October 2026. Read the Canadian advisory

Regions with stricter warnings

Canada also gives regional advisories for Uzbekistan on its official page (updated 14 October 2026). Read the Canadian advisory

What the levels mean

TravelDecl places each government’s advice on a common 1 to 4 scale so the three can be compared. The wording in each column is the government’s own.

Common scale and each government’s wording
LevelMeaning US UK Canada
Level 1Normal precautionsLevel 1: Exercise normal precautionsNo advice against travelExercise normal security precautions
Level 2Increased cautionLevel 2: Exercise increased cautionAdvises against travel to parts of the countryExercise a high degree of caution
Level 3Reconsider or avoid non-essential travelLevel 3: Reconsider travelAdvises against all but essential travel to the whole countryAvoid non-essential travel
Level 4Do not travelLevel 4: Do not travelAdvises against all travel to the whole countryAvoid all travel

Questions

What level is the Uzbekistan travel advisory?

The US rates Uzbekistan Level 1 (Exercise normal precautions). US advisory updated 25 January 2026. The UK does not advise against travel to Uzbekistan. UK advisory updated 19 March 2026. Canada advises normal security precautions, with stricter advisories for some regions. Canadian advisory updated 14 October 2026.

Does the UK advise against travel to Uzbekistan?

No. The UK does not advise against travel to Uzbekistan. UK advisory updated 19 March 2026.

Is Uzbekistan safe for tourists?

TravelDecl does not give its own verdict. Here is what the governments say: The US rates Uzbekistan Level 1 (Exercise normal precautions). The UK does not advise against travel to Uzbekistan. Canada advises normal security precautions, with stricter advisories for some regions. Advisories checked 9 November 2026. Check the official advisory on the day you travel.

Check the official advisory on the day you travel. Each card above links to it.

Sources and methodology

Levels on the common 1 to 4 scale are mapped from each government’s own rating: US levels 1 to 4 as published; UK: no advice against travel = 1, against travel to parts = 2, against all but essential travel to the whole country = 3, against all travel to the whole country = 4; Canada: its four risk levels in order. We do not combine them into a single score.

Advisories checked 9 November 2026. This page has not yet been checked by hand.

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