Uzbekistan to Provide Language Learning Subsidies for Youth
Uzbekistan
The Uzbek government has approved a new subsidy program to support young people learning foreign languages. According to Cabinet Resolution No. 632, adopted on October 8, 2025, the “2+6” program will partially cover tuition costs.
Under the scheme, participants pay for the first two months of courses themselves, while the following six months are financed by the Youth Affairs Agency Fund.
Subsidy amounts:
up to 2 times the base value (824,000 UZS) in Tashkent;
up to 1.5 times (618,000 UZS) in regional centers;
up to 1 time (412,000 UZS) in districts and towns.
The program will cover up to 20,000 young people in 2025–2026 and the same number annually until 2031. If the annual limit is reached, payments will roll over to the next year.
Subsidies will only be granted to training centers registered on an electronic platform with attendance tracked digitally.
Subsidy amounts:
up to 2 times the base value (824,000 UZS) in Tashkent;
up to 1.5 times (618,000 UZS) in regional centers;
up to 1 time (412,000 UZS) in districts and towns.
The program will cover up to 20,000 young people in 2025–2026 and the same number annually until 2031. If the annual limit is reached, payments will roll over to the next year.
Subsidies will only be granted to training centers registered on an electronic platform with attendance tracked digitally.
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