Kyrgyzstan visa for the citizens of the State of Palestine

The citizens of the State of Palestine can apply for a Kyrgyzstan visa online and enjoy a nice stay in this country. As a Palestinian, you are eligible for this eVisa simply by having a few items on hand and spending a few minutes completing an online form.

At iVisa.com you can find the application form to get the Kyrgyzstan visa for the citizens of the State of Palestine, but remember that it is an online process, so it is basically an eVisa and not a paper visa per sé.

Learn more about the Kyrgyzstan visa for the citizens of the State of Palestine by reading the questions in this article.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Kyrgyzstan eVisa?

The Kyrgyzstan eVisa is an electronically issued document that allows the eligible citizen to enter Kyrgyzstan for a short-term stay. However, this document is useful only in the following ports of entry:

• Manas and Osh airports and land crossing with Uzbekistan (Dostuk)
• Kazakhstan (Ak-Jol, Ak-Tilak, and Chaldybar)
• China (Irkeshtam and Torugart)
• Tajikistan (Bor-Dobo, Kulundu, and Kyzyl-Bel).

What are the requirements?

To apply for a Kyrgyzstan visa for the citizens of the State of Palestine, you need to make sure that you have everything you need. Fortunately, iVisa.com does not ask for much, meaning that you will only need the following to apply online:

• A passport-size photo.
• Passport personal details scan.
• Email address.
• Debit/credit card for payments.
• Selfie holding the physical credit card used for the transaction is needed to verify payment. Only the last 4 digits of the credit card must be visible in the picture. Only one image is needed per order (only if necessary).

Please be aware that we might not offer this eVisa at all times as it depends on certain circumstances (border emergencies, pandemics, etc.). We recommend checking our website when planning a trip to ensure the document is available.

If we cannot offer the eVisa at the time, feel free to contact your nearest embassy.

How much does the Kyrgyzstan visa for the citizens of the State of Palestine cost?

The price for this document depends on the processing time you choose with us. We offer 3 processing options so that you can have your visa within a few days and with little effort. These are:

• Standard Processing Time: 15 days - USD $111.79
• Rush Processing Time: V - USD $129.79
• Super Rush Processing Time: 10 days - USD $212.79

How do I apply for the Kyrgyzstan eVisa?

The process to obtain a Kyrgyzstan visa for the citizens of the State of Palestine with iVisa.com is very simple. You only have to complete these 3 steps:

• Step One: Complete the online application questionnaire on our web page and choose the processing time that fits your needs.
• Step Two: Double-check the information you offered carefully and pay for the charges using your debit or credit card.
• Step Three: Upload and add any item required and click the ‘submit’ button to finish the entire process.

After that, wait for our agents’ reply by email! We will always inform you about the process by email!

How safe is iVisa.com?

We offer you an amazing and reliable service that will not put anything you write in danger, so don't stress while completing the application form on our platform. You can check our reviews if you have more doubts or questions.

Where do I get more information?

In case you still have questions, don't worry, you can go to our website to review more details or keep in touch with our agents.

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Kyrgyzstan is a mountainous Central Asian country placed on the Silk Road, the ancient trade route between China and the Mediterranean. The Tian Shan Mountains, which surround the ancient train route and dominate the country, are home to beautiful snow leopards, lynxes, and numerous sheep. In the south, the ancient city of Osh has an enormous and active public market that was once a stop on the Silk Road.

By the way, this place is very popular for having a 12-meter high statue of Buddha in nirvana. It is made of molded clay, and it was found during archaeological excavations in parts of Nevaket, the medieval city of Krasnorechensk. This amazing statue was later given to the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg.

As for places we recommend, you cannot miss the Swastika forest. It is located on a hillside near the village of Tash-Bashat (40 km from the town of Naryn). This forest plantation of conifers is 180 meters wide in the form of a reverse swastika. There is no known explanation for how it appeared, although it's thought that the leader who oversaw the tree planting work was an alleged Hitler sympathizer. It might be something a bit creepy or strange, but it is still fascinating for many tourists.