How much is the IELTS exam fee in Uzbekistan?

Both providers follow the same pattern (IDP policy, British Council policy). Cancel 15 or more days before the test for a 75% refund; within 14 days the fee is not refunded. Transfers are free 15 or more days out, cost an admin fee of up to 25% between 5 and 14 days, and are not allowed closer than that. The British Council says refunds can take 4 to 6 weeks.

IDP refunds a One Skill Retake in full if you cancel 72 hours or more before the session. For illness or emergencies, both accept special consideration requests up to two calendar days after the test, with evidence. If the British Council cancels a test for reasons within its control, you can claim travel and accommodation costs if you used your nearest centre. See our IELTS cancel, reschedule and refund guide.

The British Council takes payment into its bank account through any bank in Uzbekistan, through Payme, Click, Xazna and Uzum, by direct debit or in cash at a bank, within 3 working days of registering; quote your 15-digit reference starting with UZ. Foreign Visa and Mastercard cards are charged online in pounds sterling. Payments from sanctioned banks are frozen (British Council).

IDP books online or at an IDP branch, with a passport scan and a credit card (IDP). If you register with the British Council using your ID card, the name must match it exactly; for university applications abroad it recommends registering with your international passport. Then practise free before you pay the fee.