Baku / 24.03.20/Turan: Foreigners in Azerbaijan who are not able to leave the country are not required to apply for an extension of their stay in the country, the message of the State Migration Service.
Appeals by foreigners whose term of stay in the country expires from March 24 - April 30 are considered accepted by the migration service. Their stay in the country will be considered legal for a period corresponding to the size of the state fee (for minors 15 manats for 30 days and 30 manats 60 days, state duty for adults - 30 manats for 30 days and 60 manats for 60 days)
Payment can be made through the ASAN payment system, Expresspay terminals and through the website of the State Migration Service. Payment numbers will be posted on the website of the State Migration Service within three days.
For additional information, you can call 919 - the Call Center of the State Migration Service. -0-
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