Technical inspection of self-propelled machinery owned by individuals: via state service centers and my.gov.uz

2 June 20261 min read10 reads
Technical inspection of self-propelled machinery owned by individuals: via state service centers and my.gov.uz

Resolution No. 821 simplified inspection of self-propelled machinery up to 100 hp: services are online and legal entities can become operators.

The Agricultural Inspectorate has announced changes to the procedure for technical inspection of self-propelled machinery. The basis is Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 821 of 24.12.2025.

What has changed

  • inspection of machinery owned by individuals with a power of up to 100 hp (agricultural, earthmoving, road-construction) can be completed through state service centers and my.gov.uz;
  • legal entities can register online as inspection operators, and applications are reviewed within 1 business day;
  • the changes took effect in January 2026;
  • the previous Resolution No. 170 of 29.04.2023 had already allowed legal entities to conduct inspections from 1.09.2023, but no applications were received.

The conditions for machinery above 100 hp are not stated on the agency's page; the text also uses the words "equipment" and "vehicles", so the exact range of machinery should be confirmed with the Agricultural Inspectorate.

What this means for renters

ST24 comment: before ordering a mini excavator or a loader, ask the contractor whether the machine has passed technical inspection — it is an indicator of serviceability and of authorization to work.

Sources

This material was prepared by the ST24 editorial team from open sources and is not legal advice: check the text of the document before making decisions.

Photo: Matthew T Rader · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

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