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Azerbaijan Visa for Indians: Types, Official Portal & Documents (2026)

Azerbaijan issues its ASAN Visa (e-Visa) online to nationals of listed countries, usually within a few working days, with an urgent option.

Official sources last checked

For Indian passport holders

e-VisaASAN e-Visa – up to 30 days

India is on the ASAN Visa list. The embassy in New Delhi says the e-Visa allows a stay of up to 30 days, with standard issuance in up to 3 working days and an urgent 3-hour option.

Source: official government page(official site, opens in a new tab)

Ways to enter Azerbaijan

Official sources

Government websites — the only authoritative place for current rules and fees. Beware of look-alike sites.

Typical documents

Commonly requested items. The official checklist for your visa category always takes priority.

  • Passport valid at least 3 months beyond visa expiry (check portal)
  • Digital passport scan
  • Card for payment
  • Hotel details
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Processing time and fees

Processing

Up to 3 working days standard; urgent within 3 hours, per the Azerbaijani embassy in India.

Government fees

State fee USD 20 as listed by the Embassy of Azerbaijan in New Delhi (Nov 2026); urgent service and card fees cost extra.

Providers that cover Azerbaijan

Sample prices

17 listed providers file Azerbaijan tourist applications for Indian passports. Totals below are illustrative sample figures (service + estimated government fee), not quotes. You can also apply yourself on the official portal above.

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Tips before you apply

  • Apply only on evisa.gov.az.
  • Print the ASAN Visa.

Azerbaijan visa FAQ for Indians

Can Indians get an Azerbaijan e-Visa?
Yes, India is on the ASAN Visa list.
How long can I stay?
Up to 30 days.
How fast is it?
Up to 3 working days, or 3 hours with the urgent option.
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