- The e-Visa validity begins from the date of issue, not the date of entry.
- Travel must be completed before the e-Visa expires, even if the stay duration is unused.
- All details on the application must exactly match the passport, including name order and spelling.
- The e-Visa is granted for a single purpose only and cannot be reused for other travel purposes
Azerbaijan e-Visa for Students Eligibility
Students who have been accepted into an educational institution in Azerbaijan are eligible to apply for an e-Visa. This visa is typically granted for study purposes and allows students to stay in the country for the duration of their academic program. Make sure the institution is recognised by the Azerbaijani authorities before applying.
Types of Student Visas for Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan offers a variety of student visa options to accommodate different academic needs. Here is a breakdown of the types:
Short-term study visa (up to 90 days)
Ideal for students attending intensive language courses, workshops, or short-term study programs. This visa is suitable for those who plan to stay in Azerbaijan for a limited period.
Long-term study visa (up to one year)
Suitable for students enrolled in full-time degree programs at Azerbaijani universities. This visa is intended for students who intend to pursue longer-term academic studies.
Multiple-entry study visa
For students who anticipate frequent travel in and out of Azerbaijan during their studies, such as those participating in international conferences or exchange programs. This visa allows for multiple entries and exits from the country within the specified validity period.
Required Documents for Azerbaijan Student Visa
To apply for the Azerbaijan student eVisa, applicants must have the following documents:
A valid Passport: The passport must be valid for at least 6 months from arrival, issued by an Azerbaijan eVisa eligible country, and have 2 blank pages.
If additional documents, such as an invitation letter, proof of financial support, etc is required, our Azerbaijan eVisa support team will contact you.
Application Process for Azerbaijan Student eVisa
Azerbaijan offers a convenient e-Visa option for students. This online process is relatively straightforward, but applicants must be aware of the steps involved:
Step 1: Apply Online
Fill out the Azerbaijan e-Visa application form carefully, select “Education” as the purpose of travel, and upload the required documents.
Step 2: Review and Submit
Once you have completed the application form and uploaded the required documents, meticulously review all the information provided to ensure accuracy. If everything is correct, proceed to submit your application for processing.
Step 3: Pay the Visa Fee
Pay the Azerbaijan visa fee online using a debit/credit card or PayPal. Once the fee is paid, the application moves to the processing stage.
Step 4: Await and Receive Approval
Processing times may vary depending on the processing time selected by the applicant. You will receive email updates notifying the status of your application. The approved Azerbaijan e-Visa will be delivered via email.
Note: The Azerbaijan study e-Visa is valid for 90 days, allows a stay of up to 30 days, and is a single-entry visa.
Extending Your Stay in Azerbaijan
If you need to prolong your stay in Azerbaijan beyond the initial duration permitted by your e-visa, you can generally do so while in the country. However, certain conditions and procedures must be followed.
Here is a comprehensive breakdown of the process:
- Timing and Planning: It is advisable to apply for an extension well before your current visa expires to avoid any last-minute complications. Familiarise yourself with the specific requirements for visa extensions in Azerbaijan. These may include additional documents or fees.
- Required Documents: The documents that may be required for the extension process include:
- Valid Passport: The passport must be valid for the duration of the extension period.
- Original e-Visa: Present the original copy of your current e-Visa.
- Financial Proof: Provide evidence of adequate financial means to support yourself during the extended period. This could include bank statements, proof of employment, or sponsorship letters.
- Study or Research Evidence: If your extension is for academic or research purposes, submit relevant documents such as updated enrollment letters, research proposals, or academic letters.
- Application Process: To apply for the extension, follow the steps below:
- Locate Migration Office: Find the nearest State Migration Service office in Azerbaijan.
- Submit Application: Complete and submit the required application forms along with the necessary documents.
- Pay Fees: Pay any applicable visa extension fees. The exact amount may vary depending on the duration of the extension.
- Processing Time: The processing time can vary. It is generally advisable to allow several weeks for the application to be reviewed and processed. To check the status of your extension request, contact the migration service directly.
- Decision and Notification: The migration authorities will review your application and make a decision regarding your visa extension. You will typically be notified of the decision by email or in person. If your extension is approved, you will receive a new visa or a stamp in your passport indicating the extended validity.
Note: Applicants must consult the State Migration Service of Azerbaijan and ensure compliance with the latest official requirements before applying for an extension.
FAQs
It depends on the processing option selected: standard, rush, or super-rush. Rush or super-rush requires applicants to pay extra. Before beginning their application process, applicants must be aware of the Azerbaijan e-Visa Fee.
Immigration officers may request proof of accommodation or host details on arrival, even if not uploaded during the application.
Yes. Incomplete details or verification checks may extend processing timelines.
No. Language tests are determined by the institution, not the visa authority.
Disclaimer: While accurate at the time of update in January 2026, requirements may change. Please check with official government agencies, embassies, and airlines for the most up-to-date guidance.
