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Uzbekistan law guides: how the rules actually work.
Sharp, citable explainers on the regulation behind regulated finance and technology in Uzbekistan — capital floors, supervisory bodies, data localization, licensed vs registered. Written by the lawyers who file the applications.
Legal alerts — the rules, as they change.
A dedicated corner of the site: short, dated notices the moment a regulation, threshold, or deadline moves in Uzbekistan's financial and tech framework. The guides tell you how the system works; the alerts tell you what just changed.
In force from 26 November 2026
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Business inspections in Uzbekistan: what the inspector must show, what you can demand
What an inspector must show before checking your Uzbek business, how long an inspection can last, what must be registered, and what only a court can do.
Selling an LLC share in Uzbekistan: pre-emption, notary and timeline
How to sell a share in an Uzbek LLC under the 2026 law: who has the pre-emption right, the deadlines, when a notary is needed, and when the buyer becomes owner.
Supervisory board of an LLC in Uzbekistan: when you need one, what it decides, who is liable
Is a supervisory board required in an Uzbek LLC? What it decides compared with the general meeting and the director, who can sit on it, and who is liable.
Uzbekistan's unified QR code (UzQR): what merchants, acquiring banks, and wallets must do
Who must accept the unified QR code (UzQR), and what the acquiring bank, the payment app, and the operator must do under the Central Bank's rules.
Uzbekistan personal data law: a guide for IT teams
What your app or SaaS must keep in Uzbekistan, when data may go abroad, who counts as owner and operator, and the register, consent and breach rules.
Payment organization license in Uzbekistan, end to end
Who needs a Central Bank license to provide payment services in Uzbekistan, what it takes to get one, and the rules that apply once you hold it.
Uzbekistan's new LLC law 2026: a founders' manual
Uzbekistan's new LLC law has applied since 22 July 2026. What it means for founders: charter, shares, deadlock, directors' duties, and a checklist.
Director criminal liability in Uzbekistan: jail risk?
Abusing a director's powers in a private company is a crime in Uzbekistan if it causes large harm. Prison is possible, but not if the damage is repaid.
Which act prevails in Uzbekistan when two rules conflict
When two Uzbek acts say different things, the law on normative legal acts decides: higher force first, then the specially empowered body, then the later act.
Power of attorney in Uzbekistan: 3 years max, void without a date
In Uzbekistan a power of attorney lasts 3 years at most, 1 year if it names no term, and is void without a date. What to write and what ends it.
How the FIU now picks firms for AML/CFT inspections
Since 1 October 2026 Uzbekistan's FIU scores firms out of 100 to choose AML/CFT inspections. What earns points, where the bands sit and what you can do.
Sending money by phone number: the rules from 26 November
From 26 November 2026 the Central Bank's rules set how transfers by phone number work: linking your number, what you see before you pay, and what to check.
Online shop refund penalty: 1% a day for a slow refund
In Uzbekistan an online shop that refunds late owes the buyer 1% of the refund per day, up to the full sum. Your own terms start the clock.
How to Obtain an Insurance License in Uzbekistan: Life and General Insurance
Life and general insurance: classes, charter capital, fit & proper, and filing on license.gov.uz.
Financial Regulation in Uzbekistan: Eight Sectors, Two Regulators, Three Cross-Cutting Pillars
Who supervises what — the regulators, the perimeters, and where the lines actually fall.
AML/CFT in Uzbekistan: How the Regime Works and What the Regulator Expects from You
The gap between the written rules and supervised practice — and the controls examiners look for first.
Entering the Uzbekistan Market — Available Incentives and How to Protect Your Investment
Entity, ownership, and substance decisions — in the order that keeps your licensing path open.
Buying a Business in Uzbekistan — How to Structure the Deal and What Risks to Consider
What due diligence actually has to surface here before you commit — and how deals are structured to hold up.
How to Register a Microfinance Organization in Uzbekistan: Step-by-Step Guide to CBU Registration
Charter capital, the documents that get checked, the Central Bank register, and why most applications stall.
Startup Regulation in Uzbekistan: The Six Legal Layers Every Founder Lives In
How fintech and tech startups navigate licensing, sandbox routes, and supervisory expectations.
From Bricks to Dollars: How to Structure Real Estate as an Investment Asset
SPVs, holdings, and capital stacks for foreign investors entering Uzbekistan real estate.
Why Uzbekistan — and Why Now
The macro case, the regulatory opening, and what foreign operators are actually building here.
Civil Law Contracts in Uzbekistan — A Complete Guide
How the Civil Code shapes commercial agreements — and what foreign counsel misses.
Goods Sale Agreement in Uzbekistan: What It Must Include and How to Draft It Right
Essential terms, risk allocation, and enforceability for cross-border supply deals.
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