Getting to Baku
Getting to Baku
Azerbaijan’s capital city has great transport links to the rest of the world, with over 20 operating airlines and more than 50 direct flights to various destinations across the globe. The country’s key gateway is the Heydar Aliyev International Airport. Air links are especially frequent to and from European, Turkish, CIS and Middle-Eastern destinations, with some direct flights to as far as New York and Beijing.
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Visa
All tourists with tickets for the final are eligible for visa upon arrival in Azerbaijan for a fee of 26 USD. The visa on arrival service is also provided to the citizens of 14 countries - Bahrain, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Iran, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, China, Turkey, South Korea and Indonesia, as well as expatriates possessing a valid residency permit from the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Saudi Arabia. E-visas can be obtained for a fee of 23 USD within 3 days via e-visa.gov.az in 3 simple steps (application, payment and download) at your convenience.
Visa
Where to Stay
Where to Stay
Visitors to Baku can expect a wide range of affordable accommodation options, with an abundance of luxury and mid-range hotels, as well as plenty of well-priced hostels and Airbnb rentals.
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Matchday information
From fan zones and the Fan Festival to stadium opening times, transportation and what you can take through the turnstiles, here are a few key things to remember:
- Plan your journey in advance.
- Don’t bring a bag to the stadium.
- Download the ticketing app in advance.
- Arrive three hours before kick-off.
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