Foreign legal entities and foreign-owned companies establised in Uzbekistan are not allowed to own land, but may hold lease titles to non-agricultural land for a period of up to 25 years since 16 August 2021 (previously they were allowed to hold leases up to 50 years). In turn, domestically-owned enterprises can own and lease land up to 100 years. Foreign legal entities and companies with foreign investment are also subject to different rules regarding the needed State authorisation to lease land. Foreign investors and foreign-owned companies require approval by the Cabinet Ministers, while domestically-owned legal entities only need district and cities khokim (governor) approval.

"CHAPTER 4. LAND OWNERSHIP, RIGHTS OF LEGAL AND NATURAL PERSONS TO LAND PLOTS
Article 16. Ownership of land in the Republic of Uzbekistan
Land is national wealth, it must be used wisely and it is protected by the state.
Article 17. Rights of legal entities and individuals to land plots
Legal entities may acquire land plots on the basis of ownership, permanent use and lease rights in accordance with this Code and other legal documents.
Individuals may own plots of land on the basis of ownership and lease rights in accordance with this Code and other legal documents.
Foreign citizens and legal entities, enterprises with foreign investments may own land plots only on the basis of lease, except for the cases stipulated in the second and third parts of Article 18 of this Code and international agreements of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
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Article 18. Emergence of property rights to land plots of legal entities and individuals
The property rights of legal entities and individuals to land plots arise when non-agricultural land plots are privatized in accordance with the law.
Diplomatic missions and equivalent international organizations accredited in the Republic of Uzbekistan have the right to property rights to the land plots of the building or parts of the building they use as the representative office building, including the residence of the head of the mission together with the land plots on which they are located, as well as the construction of the buildings of these representative offices. It is created when the land plots are realized in accordance with the law.
Foreign legal and natural persons - employees of the diplomatic corps, representatives of the press accredited in the Republic of Uzbekistan, employees of permanent representative offices of firms, companies and international organizations, persons working on a permanent basis in enterprises with foreign investment, as well as permanent residents and residence certificates in the republic The property rights of the persons to the land plots arise when the housing buildings are realized to them along with the land plots on which these buildings are located in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation.
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Article 20. The right to permanent use of land plots
Based on the decision of the governor of the region and the city of Tashkent, plots of land are given to state bodies, institutions and enterprises, self-government bodies of citizens for permanent use for public needs. 
According to the intended main purpose of the lands:
lands on which administrative buildings and structures are built or lands given for the construction of such buildings and structures, lands for common use of settlements, lands occupied by tree groves in cities and settlements;
lands intended for industrial, transport, communication, defense and other purposes;
lands intended for nature protection, health and recreation purposes;
lands of historical and cultural significance;
forest fund lands;
water fund lands;
in the cases stipulated by the law, other categories of land of the land fund can be put to use.
The plot of land on which the multi-apartment house is located, as well as the plot of land adjacent to the multi-apartment house, if it does not belong to the owners of the premises in the multi-apartment house in a different way, are given to these owners by the regional and Tashkent city state authorities on the basis of the right of permanent use. is put to use.
The right to permanent use of the plot of land must be registered in the state register in accordance with the established procedure.
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Article 24
Lease of a land plot is a term, paid possession and use of a land plot under the terms of a lease agreement.
Land plots for agricultural purposes on the right of lease are provided:
1) on the basis of the results of an open electronic competition - to individuals and legal entities;
2) Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan:
at the suggestion of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Uzbekistan for conducting research and experimental work in the field of agriculture - to state research and educational institutions;
at the suggestion of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the khokim of the region, when depositing funds in an amount exceeding the double standard cost of a land plot, to agro-industrial clusters;
implementing a major investment project, determined by selecting the best offer, worth at least USD 10 million equivalent - to individuals and legal entities. At the same time, the size of the provided land plot is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan, depending on the volume of investment.
Land plots for non-agricultural purposes on the right of lease are provided:
on the basis of an electronic online auction - to individuals and legal entities;
The Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan implementing a major investment project, determined by selecting the best proposal, worth the equivalent of at least 10 million US dollars - to individuals and legal entities. At the same time, the size of the provided land plot is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan, depending on the volume of investment.
Land plots to enterprises with foreign investments, international associations and organizations, foreign individuals and legal entities are leased by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan. These persons (with the exception of international associations and organizations) must pay the market value of the right to lease a land plot to the State Budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the amount determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
In the cases provided for by parts two , three and four of this article, a lease agreement for a land plot is concluded by the district (city) khokim.
Agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations may assign land plots to tenants in the order of on-farm lease only for agricultural production.
The sublease of a leased land plot or part thereof is prohibited, except for the cases provided for in Article 24 2 of this Code.
Leased land plots cannot be the object of sale, donation, or exchange. The right to lease a land plot can only be pledged to obtain loans. The lessee has the right to transfer his lease rights to a land plot as a pledge without the consent of the lessor only in cases where this is provided for by law or the lease agreement.
Conditions and terms of lease of land plots are determined by agreement of the parties and fixed by the contract.
Land intended for agricultural purposes may be leased for a period of thirty years in the amount established by Article 46 1 of this Code.
The term of lease of non-agricultural land may not exceed one hundred years.
Enterprises with the participation of foreign investments, international associations and organizations, foreign individuals and legal entities are leased land plots for a period of up to twenty-five years.
The tenant has the pre-emptive right to renew the land lease agreement upon its expiration, all other things being equal.
The order of payment for the lease of land plots and its amount are determined in the lease agreement in accordance with the law.
Early termination of the land lease agreement is made by agreement of the parties, and if such an agreement is not reached, by a court decision.
The procedure for providing land plots for rent is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Article 24 1 . Lease of land plots provided on the right of permanent use
Agricultural lands and forest fund lands provided to state bodies, institutions and organizations on the right of permanent use may be leased on the basis of an investment agreement or public-private partnership. At the same time, the following may be provided for lease for a period that cannot be less than three years and must not exceed forty-nine years:
irrigated lands and rainfed lands out of agricultural circulation - to citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan and agricultural enterprises;
unused lands of the forest fund - to individuals and legal entities.
In the cases provided for in paragraph one of part one of this article, in the amounts established by article 46 1 of this Code, citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan, agricultural enterprises, as well as investors who are residents of the Republic of Uzbekistan, pastures, fallows, perennial plantations can be leased for thirty years .
Non-agricultural lands transferred to state bodies, institutions and enterprises on the basis of the right of permanent use may be leased:
to a private partner for the implementation of public-private partnership projects - for the duration of the public-private partnership agreement;
non-governmental non-profit organizations and other institutions of civil society for the implementation of projects aimed at achieving socially useful goals - for the duration of agreements and agreements on social partnership;
other legal entities - for public needs.
The procedure for leasing land plots in the cases provided for by part three of this article is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Article 24 2 . Provision of agricultural land for sublease
Agricultural lands may be subleased to legal entities and individuals (without the right to transfer them to third parties) for the purpose of growing agricultural products.
An agricultural land plot may be subleased for a period of up to one year, except for the cases provided for in part three of this article.
In the cases provided for in Article 24 1 of this Code, the term of the contract for the sublease of agricultural land plots put into use is determined by agreement of the parties and cannot exceed the term of the lease agreement for agricultural land plots.
An agricultural land plot subleased cannot be an object of sale, purchase, pledge, donation, or exchange.
The conditions and terms of sublease of an agricultural land plot are determined by agreement of the parties and are fixed by the contract. The procedure and amount of collection of fees for the sublease of agricultural land are determined in the sublease agreement in accordance with the law.
An agricultural land sublease agreement is subject to state registration in the manner prescribed by law.
Unless otherwise provided by the lease agreement for an agricultural land plot, early termination of this agreement entails the termination of the agreement for sublease of the agricultural land plot.
Early termination of the contract for the sublease of an agricultural land plot is carried out by agreement of the parties, and if such an agreement is not reached, by a court decision.
The procedure for providing an agricultural land plot for sublease is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Article 24 3 . Provision for temporary use of a land plot with preservation of the right of lifetime inheritable possession, lease or ownership
Dehkan farms and owners of personal household plots of land may provide land plots belonging to them on the basis of the right of lifetime inheritable possession, lease or ownership, or part of them for temporary use to individuals and legal entities for the purpose of growing agricultural products. The procedure for temporary use of a land plot is determined on the basis of an agreement between the parties. At the same time, dekhkan farms and owners of personal household land plots retain the right to these land plots.
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CHAPTER 6. AGRICULTURAL LANDS [...] 
Article 46. Provision of agricultural land
Agricultural land is provided on a leasehold basis:
1) agricultural cooperatives, enterprises, institutions, organizations, as well as other legal entities for commercial agricultural production;
2) experimental-production, educational, educational-experimental and educational-industrial farms and other state research and educational institutions - to carry out research and experimental work in the field of agriculture;
3) citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan - for farming;
4) citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan - for running dekhkan farms, individual gardening, gardening and animal husbandry;
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Article 49
An agricultural cooperative (shirkat) is an organizational and legal form of an agricultural enterprise based on a share basis for the purpose of producing marketable agricultural products.
An agricultural cooperative (shirkat) unites members - owners of property shares, personally involved in the production activities of the cooperative, mainly on the basis of a family (collective) contract.
Agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations can also be created in other organizational and legal forms provided for by law (joint stock companies, limited and additional liability companies and economic partnerships).
Agricultural cooperatives (shirkats) and other agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations are provided with land plots designated for agricultural production, and if they use these land plots rationally and efficiently, they can receive additional land plots for rent.
The lands provided to agricultural cooperatives (shirkats) and other agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations consist of lands of public ownership and lands provided to citizens for running a dekhkan farm, and are used only for their intended purpose.
Agricultural land is provided to agricultural cooperatives (shirkats), agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations through an open electronic competition. A lease agreement for a land plot is concluded between the chairman of an agricultural cooperative (shirkat), the head of another agricultural enterprise, institution, organization and the khokim of the district. Agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations that have received land plots are issued an electronic extract from the State Register of Rights to Real Estate.
The right of agricultural cooperatives (shirkats) and other agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations to land plots is retained when they join associations and other agro-industrial associations.
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Article 58. Allotment of agricultural land to agricultural and other enterprises, institutions and organizations
Land intended for agriculture is given to agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations in accordance with the procedure established in Article 24 of this Code .
Allotment of agricultural land to agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations is carried out within the limits convenient for economic activity. As a rule, it is not allowed that the plots of land used by agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations are scattered, encroached on other lands and have other defects.
Elimination of the land used by agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations is scattered, encroached on other lands and other deficiencies are carried out in the order of inter-farm land creation.[...]" (LAND CODE OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN of 30/04/1998, as amended [google translated])
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"Chapter 1. General provisions
Article 3. Key definitions
The following key terms are applied in this Law: [...]
domestic investors — citizens of the Republic of Uzbekistan, foreign citizens and stateless persons who have the status of a resident of the Republic of Uzbekistan, including individual entrepreneurs, as well as legal entities of the Republic of Uzbekistan engaged in investment activities; [...]
foreign investors — foreign states, administrative or territorial bodies of foreign states, international organizations founded in accordance with conventions or other agreements between states or being subjects of public international law, legal entities, any other partnerships, organizations or associations founded and acting in accordance with acts of legislation of foreign states, citizens of a foreign state and stateless persons permanently residing outside the Republic of Uzbekistan;
enterprises with foreign investments in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan — enterprises in which foreign investments make up at least fifteen percent of the stocks (shares, units) or statutory fund (charter capital).
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Chapter 10. Enterprises with foreign investment [...]
Section 54. Economic Activities of Foreign Investors [...]
Enterprises with foreign investments are entitled to long-term leases of non-agricultural land for up to fifty years, but not less than the period specified in the application, for the implementation of investment projects.
Enterprises with foreign investment can acquire land in cases and on conditions stipulated by law.
Upon transfer of ownership of buildings and structures, along with these objects, the right to use land plots shall be transferred in the manner and on the conditions established by law.
Rental property to foreign investors is carried out by the lessor on the basis of relevant agreements [...]" (Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated December 25, 2019 No. 598 “On Investments and Investment Activities”  [google translated])
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"Article 24. Lease of land
Lease of a land plot is a fixed-term, paid possession and use of a land plot under the terms of a lease agreement.
Land plots are provided for lease on a contractual basis by:
for citizens and legal entities of the Republic of Uzbekistan - khokims of districts and cities;
enterprises with foreign investments, international associations and organizations, foreign legal entities and individuals - the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Agricultural enterprises, institutions and organizations can assign land plots to tenants through on-farm lease only for agricultural production. [...]
The conditions and terms of lease of land plots are determined by agreement of the parties and are fixed by contract. Land intended for agricultural purposes may be leased for a period of up to fifty years, but not less than thirty years.[...]"  (LAND CODE OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN of 30/04/1998, as amended by 15 November 2019 [google translated])
Land Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan of 30/04/1998, as amended [google translated]
Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated December 25, 2019 No. 598 “On Investments and Investment Activities”  [google translated]
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