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What changes in Uzbekistan from 1 November? Gas, pensions, ads

Source: Gazeta.uz · October 28, 2026, 20:48

What changes in Uzbekistan from 1 November? Gas, pensions, ads — Photo: Gazeta.uz

Several legislative changes and other innovations take effect in Uzbekistan from 1 November, according to an overview by Gazeta.uz.

Liquefied gas will be supplied to households under a new scheme, with the LPG-Trade company under Khududgaztaminot buying it through the exchange. Pensioners can open bank cards using Face ID biometric identification. People who worked in harmful and heavy conditions can apply for preferential pensions through public service centres or the EPIGU portal. Those recognised as unemployed due to reduced work or enterprise liquidation will get an age pension two years early.

Monthly prepayment for electricity and natural gas for businesses will drop from 100% to 15%. The customs fee for international courier parcels falls by 20%. Police patrols will respond to 112 reports of crimes in homes as well as public places. Mobile operators must block advertising calls and messages on subscriber request, and advertising mailings will be banned from 18:00 to 09:00.

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Uzbekistan 1 November changes
Uzbekistan liquefied gas new scheme
Uzbekistan pension changes Face ID
Uzbekistan mobile operators advertising calls ban
Khududgaztaminot LPG-Trade
Uzbekistan courier parcels customs fee

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