The Migration Agency has established new tariffs for employment services and preparation for going abroad, according to Decree No. 114 dated October 19. These changes came into force on October 20 and apply to contracts concluded after this date; previous contracts remain unchanged in price.
Under the new rules, citizens sent through the Migration Agency to countries in Europe, Russia, and Arab states will not be charged for the Agency's services until December 31, 2026.
Regarding South Korea, the cost of employment services has been significantly reduced—it is now 17.6 million sums. Previously, the service for an E-9 visa cost 22 million sums.
For other countries, the following tariffs have been set: university graduates employed in Japan in the fields of technology, humanities, and international relations pay 440 thousand sums. Specially qualified workers and technical interns pay 4.4 million sums. The general tariff for countries not included in the table is 4.4 million sums.
It is important to note that the Agency's free services do not mean covering all travel expenses abroad. Visa processing, air tickets, medical examinations, and other costs may be paid separately depending on the terms of the employment contract and relevant programs.
Citizens can find official job offers on the platform xorijdaish.uz, register, and fill out an application. The Agency urges citizens to check the contract and service costs before making a payment. Additional information can be obtained by calling the short number 1282.