"How to Rent an Apartment in Uzbekistan as a Foreigner | Expat Housing Guide 🇺🇿🏠"

🇺🇿 Looking for an apartment in Uzbekistan? Here's what you need to know!

🏠 How to find an apartment in Tashkent, Samarkand, and other cities
📝 Important documents & rental agreements
💰 Average rental prices & hidden costs
👮‍♂️ Legal requirements & registration for foreigners
💡 Tips to avoid scams and find a reliable landlord

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👉 Whether you're an expat, traveler, or digital nomad, this guide will help you rent a place hassle-free in Uzbekistan!

Renting an apartment in Uzbekistan as a foreigner can be both exciting and challenging. Whether you're moving for work, study, or just exploring the country, finding the right place requires some planning. In this guide, we’ll cover everything from where to look for apartments to legal requirements and tips to avoid common pitfalls.

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2. Where to Find Apartments in Uzbekistan?

There are several ways to find rental properties in Uzbekistan:

🔹 Real Estate Websites – Popular platforms include:

• OLX.uz (Most widely used for rental listings)
• MyHome.uz
• Realt.uz

🔹 Real Estate Agents – Many foreigners prefer working with agents to avoid scams and language barriers.
🔹 Facebook Groups & Expat Communities – Join groups like "Tashkent Expats" for housing posts.
🔹 Walking Around Neighborhoods – Some landlords post rental signs outside their buildings.

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3. Average Rental Prices in Uzbekistan

Rental prices vary based on the city, location, and apartment type. Here’s a general estimate:

🏙️ Tashkent (Capital City)

• 1-Bedroom Apartment: $250 – $500/month
• 2-Bedroom Apartment: $400 – $800/month
• Luxury Apartment in City Center: $800 – $1,500/month

🏡 Other Cities (Samarkand, Bukhara, Fergana, etc.)

• 1-Bedroom Apartment: $150 – $350/month
• 2-Bedroom Apartment: $300 – $600/month

💡 Tip: Rental prices may be negotiable, so always try to bargain!

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4. Required Documents & Rental Process

To rent an apartment in Uzbekistan as a foreigner, you typically need:

✅ Your Passport (with valid visa or residence permit)
✅ Rental Agreement (must be registered with local authorities)
✅ Deposit & First Month’s Rent (usually 1-2 months' rent as a deposit)
✅ Landlord’s Registration Proof (to ensure legality of rental)

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5. Legal Requirements & Registration

According to Uzbek law, all foreigners staying longer than 3 days must register their residence with the local OVIR (Office of Visa and Registration). If you're renting an apartment, your landlord should handle this process.

⚠️ Important: Make sure your rental contract is officially registered to avoid legal issues!

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6. Tips to Avoid Scams & Common Mistakes

🚫 Never Pay in Advance Without a Contract – Some scammers ask for deposits before showing an apartment.
📜 Check the Contract Carefully – Ensure all terms, rental amount, and conditions are clear.
🏢 Verify the Landlord’s Identity – Ask for proof that they own the property.
🔎 Inspect the Apartment – Check water pressure, internet, heating, and furniture condition before signing.
📍 Choose a Safe & Convenient Location – Look for areas with good infrastructure, shops, and transport links.

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7. Conclusion

Renting an apartment in Uzbekistan is easier when you know what to expect. By using trusted platforms, verifying legal requirements, and being cautious of scams, you can find a great place to stay.

💡 Are you looking for an apartment in Uzbekistan? Let us know your questions in the comments!

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