🇦🇿 Azerbaijan for 🇧🇳 BN citizens

Embassy guidance specifies that the passport must be valid at least 3 months after the planned departure date and that both original and copy are required. General Azerbaijani visa rules require passport validity at least 3 months beyond visa validity; facilitation agreement does not change this baseline. General Azerbaijani visa rules require passport validity at least 3 months beyond visa validity.

Embassy tourist and private-visit visa pages specify two passport-sized color photos, full face on white background, taken within the last 6 months. Standard consular photo requirements apply; the facilitation agreement simplifies documentation categories but not basic identity/photo standards. Standard consular photo requirements apply.

Migration Code article 36 requires a copy of medical insurance certificate for visa issuance when the host does not cover medical costs; embassies may enforce this strictly for higher-risk nationalities. Migration Code article 36 requires a copy of medical insurance certificate for visa issuance when the host does not cover medical costs; many embassies treat this as a standard requirement. Migration Code article 36 requires a copy of medical insurance certificate for visa issuance when the host does not cover medical costs; this applies also to facilitated visas. Migration Code article 36 requires a copy of medical insurance certificate for visa issuance when the host does not cover medical costs.

Standard application form requirements apply; however, applicants who may be affected by Armenian-descent restrictions are strongly advised to consult an Azerbaijani embassy before submitting documents.

Because entry may be refused on discretionary grounds, consulates may request additional background information or travel history; requirements are not fully codified in public sources.

Standard consular fee payment rules apply; however, even with full documentation, applications may be refused on security or political grounds.