Baku & Gabala 5N
Baku 3N · Gabala 2N
- Stays
- Breakfast
- Private cab
- Sightseeing
- Icherisheher and the Maiden Tower in Baku's Old City
- Gobustan rock engravings and mud volcanoes
- Shamakhi's historic mosques on the road to the Caucasus
Azerbaijan (Baku) travel guide
Indian ordinary-passport holders generally need an Azerbaijan ASAN e-Visa before travel. The standard e-Visa is generally single-entry, valid for 90 days from issue, and permits up to 30 days of stay. Apply through the official e-Visa portal, and check current fees, processing times and passport rules there before you book.
Facts checked 3 Nov 2026
Indian ordinary-passport holders generally need an Azerbaijan ASAN e-Visa before they travel to Azerbaijan. India is among the eligible nationalities for the e-Visa, which is applied for online before departure. The standard e-Visa is generally single-entry, valid for 90 days from the date it is issued, and permits up to 30 days of stay.
Yes, generally. Indian citizens holding an ordinary passport need a visa before travel, and the ASAN e-Visa is the route set out in our research. Do not plan on paying for a visa at the airport or at the border, and do not rely on older information from other travellers. Confirm the requirement for your passport type and your purpose of travel on the official portal before you book flights or hotels.
The ASAN e-Visa is an electronic visa that you apply for online through the official Azerbaijan e-Visa portal. It is the route used by most Indian ordinary-passport holders for tourist travel. The standard e-Visa is generally single-entry, which means one entry into Azerbaijan on that visa. It is valid for 90 days from the date of issue, and it permits a stay of up to 30 days. Plan your dates within the stay limit, and check whether your travel plan needs a different visa type.
Have these documents ready before you apply, and carry copies with you when you travel.
Requirements can change, and the official portal sets the final list. Check the documents again on the day you apply.
Apply well before you travel, because processing times can vary. Do not rely on a fixed number of days unless the official portal confirms it.
The standard e-Visa permits up to 30 days in Azerbaijan. Plan your itinerary so that your entry and exit dates fall within the approved stay. Our current Azerbaijan packages run four and five nights, which sits within this limit. If you add a longer trip, check the stay limit before you book.
We do not list a fee or a processing time here, because these change and vary by visa type. The official e-Visa portal shows the current fee and how long processing takes. Our research does not give a fixed figure for fees or processing, so confirm both on the portal before you pay. Visa assistance is included in our packages, but any official government fee is extra.
Our Azerbaijan packages include visa assistance. Our planners explain the steps and the documents you need, and help you prepare them. The official government fee is extra, and flights are booked separately. Our packages are land-only, so the hotel, transfers, sightseeing and visa assistance are included, and your planner confirms the list in your written quote.
Once your e-Visa is sorted, read how to reach Azerbaijan for flight routes, and best time to visit Azerbaijan to choose your dates. The Azerbaijan travel guide brings the planning together, and Azerbaijan tour packages show the trip options. For a packaged trip, see Baku Honeymoon 4N or Baku & Gabala 5N.
This guide is compiled from published visa and entry information and traveller reports. It was last checked on 2 November 2026. Entry rules, fees and processing times change, so confirm the current details on the official Azerbaijan e-Visa portal before you apply and before you book.
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FAQs
Short answers to what travellers ask about Azerbaijan (Baku).
Yes, generally. Indian ordinary-passport holders need an ASAN e-Visa before travel. India is among the eligible nationalities, so apply online before you leave, and check the official portal for the current rules.
The standard e-Visa is generally valid for 90 days from the date it is issued. It permits up to 30 days of stay, and it is generally single-entry. Plan your trip within these limits.
Your passport should be valid for at least three months beyond the e-Visa expiry date. Check the official portal for the exact rule, and carry the passport on the flight.
The standard e-Visa is generally single-entry, so one entry is permitted on that visa. If you plan to leave and return, ask the official portal or your planner about the visa type that matches your route before you apply.
The standard route for Indian ordinary-passport holders is the e-Visa applied for before travel. Do not plan on a visa at the border. Confirm this on the official portal before you book flights.
Expect to need a passport valid for at least three months beyond the e-Visa expiry, accommodation details, a return or onward ticket and travel insurance. Requirements can change, so check the official portal for the final list.
We do not list the fee, because it changes and the official portal sets the current amount. Check the portal before you pay, and note that visa assistance is included in our packages while the government fee is extra.
Our packages include visa assistance, which covers the steps and paperwork on your side. The official government fee is extra, and flights are booked separately. Your planner lists the full inclusions in your written quote.
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