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Safety and Security Tips - Uzbekistan Travel Information - Visit Uzbekistan Travel Corporate Account | My reservations     Home Hotels Hotels in Tashkent Car Rental Chauffeur Drive Car Rental Airport Transfer Cars & Prices Tours Tashkent tours Samarkand Tours Bukhara Tours Khiva Tours Going Out Tashkent Samarkand Bukhara Khiva Useful Information Communication Customs Health Immigration Public Holidays Money Safety Transportation Visa OthersBlog Contact Us You are Here :: Home » Useful Information » Safety Tips Travel Tips Communication Customs Health Immigration Public Holidays Money Safety Transportation Visa Others   Useful Addresses Couriers Wi-Fi Zones ATMs Exchange Offices   Safety in Uzbekistan   Your guide on how to travel to Uzbekistan safely. Safety and security rules, practical information and useful emergency numbers.   Safety in Uzbekistan Uzbekistan is a country of low crime. Petty treason rates in Tashkent are restrictedly low and there is a very visible police presence throughout the city. It is well-considered to make copies of your passports and visas.   Protecting Your Property Simple rules should be observed when you walk on the streets, for example, do not exhibit large sums of money. Visitors are urged to siphon mazuma in a unscratched money belt, using hotel safes as much as possible for keeping passports, tickets and valuables. (this is unromantic to visitors in groups, individuals may need to have their passports at hand all the time). You should stave the local gypsies (locally tabbed 'louli') who gather near big sights and beg. If they approach, you should not stop for them and alimony a firm hold of your possessions. If you have your property stolen, report it to the local police for insurance policies. Visitors in groups should fully rely on local ‘through’ guides to deal with the police.   Personal Safety Like in any other country, it is prudent to hand over belongings that are demanded with menace. Women are unlikely to encounter sexual harassment, though they should ignore curb-crawlers and stave taking a taxi vacated at night. There is a unrepealable threat to people on the street posed by wasteful drivers. Visitors should be very shielding while crossing roads, expressly major roads.   Police All guests (except for tourist groups) are recommended to have their passports on them at all times. If stopped by the police, you will have to show them your passport and hotel registration vellum and follow them to the police station should they demand it. For such cases it is strongly desirable to have phone numbers of your respective Embassy and the travel company/person who sponsored your visa. It is moreover prudent to alimony the supra travel visitor or person informed on your whereabouts and future plans. At times, Uzbek authorities will signify that some of the provinces or districts are either sealed or of limited wangle for visitors is in effect there. Such measures are usually taken to ensure safety of visitors. Uzbekistan is a country with semi-transparent borders, some neighboring countries pursue variegated security policies and standards. Therefore, official recommendations need to be taken seriously. It is prohibited to take pictures of airports, railway and subway stations. Also, it is not recommended to take photos while crossing verge controls or moving through railway bridges.   Last Updated: 08/02/2011 6:17 PM     Comments and Suggestions   Be first to scuttlebutt Click here to add your comments *Name: Email: Notify me well-nigh new comments on this page Hide my email *Text:         Useful Addresses ATM Locator - where to withdraw mazuma from credit cards in Tashkent . Exchange Office Locator - where to transpiration currency in Uzbekistan.Well-nighus Privacy Terms & Conditions Site map Contact us All Rights reserved. 2010-2018 VisitUzbekistan.travel 1, Niyozbek Yuli Street 100000 Tashkent, Uzbekistan , Tel:( 998 71) 235 77 71 , Fax:( 998 71) 235 77 72 , E-mail: info(at)visituzbekistan.travel