tajikistan

If you are interested in independent travel
and do not want
to book any services to get your visa,
Tajikistan visa company
offers you the Letter of Invitation.
Required time for providing
LOI is just 2 working days. Visa support for
Tajik visa is up to 30 days
and costs 12 € per person. You can contact us by
e-mail and we shall
reply you during the day.

General Info About Tajikistan:

Tajikistan is a small republic in Central Asia, bordering
Uzbekistan, Kirghizstan, China and Afghanistan. The 1,200
km (740 mile) border with Afghanistan is demarked by the
river Panj and the Amu Daryo, better known as the Oxus.
Most of Tajikistan's land area is mountainous, ranging from
the Fann Mountains in the west to the rocky heights of the
Pamirs in the eastern region of Badakhshan. The highest
mountain is Peak Somoni (Samanid) at 7,495 m (23,400 ft).
Until recently known as Peak Communism, this giant of the
Pamirs was renamed in 1999 as part of the celebrations for
the 1100th anniversary of the Samanid State.


TajikistanVisa company
			Alla Rakhmanina Tel: +992 372 27 05 41 +34 634 83 62 66 E-mail: tajikistanvisa@land.ru

	If you are interested in independent travel and do not want to book any services to get your visa, Tajikistan visa company offers you the Letter of Invitation. Required time for providing LOI is just 2 working days. Visa support for Tajik visa is up to 30 days and costs 12 € per person. You can contact us by e-mail and we shall reply you during the day. General Info About Tajikistan: Tajikistan is a small republic in Central Asia, bordering Uzbekistan, Kirghizstan, China and Afghanistan. The 1,200 km (740 mile) border with Afghanistan is demarked by the river Panj and the Amu Daryo, better known as the Oxus. Most of Tajikistan's land area is mountainous, ranging from the Fann Mountains in the west to the rocky heights of the Pamirs in the eastern region of Badakhshan. The highest mountain is Peak Somoni (Samanid) at 7,495 m (23,400 ft). Until recently known as Peak Communism, this giant of the Pamirs was renamed in 1999 as part of the celebrations for the 1100th anniversary of the Samanid State.

		2005-2011