Baku / 15.05.18 / Turan: Starting from May 15, Azerbaijan began issuing visas to foreigners at the Baku International Airport through ASAN Visa self-service terminals.
This service can be used by citizens of 15 countries: Bahrain, UAE, South Korea, China, Iran, Israel, Indonesia, Kuwait, Qatar, Malaysia, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey and Japan.
14 ASAN Visa self-service terminals are provided with passport readers, POS terminals and a banknote receiver. The terminal's services are provided in seven languages - Azerbaijani, English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Persian and Russian.
On average, the process of issuing visas will take two minutes.
According to the chairman of the State Agency of ASAN Ulvi Mehdiyev, the issue of expanding the list of countries whose citizens can receive visas via ASAN Visa depends on the government, as well as on bilateral agreements between Azerbaijan and other countries.
According to him, the issuance of ASAN Visa will soon be established in other airports of the country. A visa costs 20 US dollars. The exception is Turkey ($ 10) and Japan (for free).-06D--
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