Do Macedonian citizens need visas to travel to Kyrgyzstan?

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I am Macedonian citizen to travel to Kyrgyzstan. Do I need a visa?



Best Answer

Timatic says:

Visa Issuance: Visa required, except for Nationals of Macedonia (FYROM) can obtain a visa on arrival for a max. stay of 1 month. Fee: varies between USD 40.- and USD 100.-.

That would seem to say you can get a visa on arrival (assuming your trip is less than a month) upon payment of a fee, at least if you fly into Manas International Airport. While Timatic is an authoritative source (it's the database the airlines use to confirm visa requirements), I'd prefer something with a little more clarity, especially given the wide range of the fee there.

Wikipedia agrees, also citing Timatic.

The site caravanistan.com also has some information on the process (under "visa types"):

Kyrgyzstan visa on arrival

It is possible to get the Kyrgyzstan visa on arrival only in Bishkek’s Manas airport, not at a land border. It’s the same idea as before: if you need a letter of invitation, you will need one for the VOA too. It’s 60$ for a single entry 30 day tourist visa, 70$ for double entry 30 day tourist visa on arrival. It is not possible to get more than 1 month at the airport. It is also possible to get a business visa on arrival at Manas airport. If this type of visa is extendable is an open question, please inform us if you know!

Lastly, the Kyrgyzstan Embassy in Washington DC has some relevant information on their website. According to them, it appears you must enter through Manas airport and pay the visa fee in cash to get a visa on arrival.




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Do I need a visa to enter Kyrgyzstan?

US citizens are permitted to enter Kyrgyzstan for tourism for up to 60 days without a visa. However, a visa is required if you are traveling to Kyrgyzstan for religious or business purposes, and this visa must be obtained in advance of arrival via the Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic in Washington, DC.

Which countries do not need visa for Kyrgyzstan?

Citizens of the countries below can stay in Kyrgyzstan for an unlimited time: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Cuba, Georgia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Ukraine. Citizens of 2 countries can stay in Kyrgyzstan for up to 90 days: Mongolia and Turkey....\u211677.CountryUkraineDays90VisaNo91 more columns

Where can Macedonians visit without visa?

Visa-free entry to Schengen area for 90 days of any 180-day period
  • Austria.
  • Czech Republic.
  • Estonia.
  • Hungary.
  • Latvia.
  • Liechtenstein.
  • Lithuania.
  • Monaco.


Which countries need Kazakhstan visa?

Citizens of the below 23 countries con also obtain a Kazakhstan visa online for business or medical treatment:
  • Bermuda.
  • Burundi.
  • Cambodia.
  • Cuba.
  • Greenland.
  • Haiti.
  • Honduras.
  • Indonesia.




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Answer 2

Although applying for EU membership I'm afraid Macedonia has not yet been admitted hence you do not qualify for visa-free entry as an EU citizen. There has been talk of withdrawal of visa-free entry regardless of citizenship.

However you are a citizen of one of the countries listed by Wikipedia as eligible to obtain a visa on arrival at Manas International Airport valid for a maximum stay of 30 days. Yes, you do require a visa.

Answer 3

As a Macedonian passport holder, you are eligible for a visa on arrival, called a Facilitated Visa, according to the Embassy of the Krygyz Republic (in Canada and the USA).

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