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Entry regime for foreigners wishing to visit the Republic of Kazakhstan

COVID-2019 Information: https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-kiev/press/article/details/7339?lang=en

For citizens of Ukraine

There is an Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on terms of mutual trips of citizens dated May 19, 2000 (the full text of the Agreement).

According to Article 1 of this Agreement citizens of the State of one Party may on the basis of documents valid for traveling abroad enter, transit, leave and stay in the territory of the other Party without visas for up to ninety (90) days during one hundred and eighty (180) days from the date of the first crossing the state border of the state of entry.

According to Article 2 of the Agreement documents valid for traveling abroad for Ukrainian citizens are the following:

  • passport of a citizen of Ukraine for traveling abroad;
  • travel document of the child;
  • diplomatic passport;
  • service passport;
  • seafarer identity card (if there is a crew list or an extract from it);
  • aircrewman card (if there is the flight assignment);
  • certificate of return to Ukraine (only for return to Ukraine).

For citizens of other countries

In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Kazakhstan, the government of Kazakhstan has temporarily suspended its unilateral visa-free regime for citizens of 57 states.

The 72-hour visa-free regime has also been suspended for Chinese and Indian nationals who transit through the international airports of Nur-Sultan, Almaty, Shymkent, Aktau, Karaganda and Taraz.

The said suspension is effective from 17 April to 1 November 2020.

 

In accordance with the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 26, 2015 № 483 citizens of the United Kingdom, United States of America, Germany, France, Italy, Malaysia, Netherlands, United Arab Emirates, Switzerland, Spain, Belgium, Hungary, Monaco, Singapore, Australia, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Japan are exempt from visa requirements for visits up to 15 calendar days from the moment of crossing the state border between July 16, 2015 to December 31, 2017.

In accordance with the Government resolution of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 23 December 2016 № 838, “On amending the resolution of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 21 January 2012 № 148", “On adoption of Rules of entry and stay of immigrants in the Republic of Kazakhstan and their departure from the Republic of Kazakhstan and Rules of implementation of migratory control, and also registration of foreigners and stateless persons illegally crossing the State border of the Republic of Kazakhstan, illegally staying in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as individuals banned from entry to the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan."

Citizens of following countries may enter and exit Kazakhstan without issuing visas if the period of stay in the Republic of Kazakhstan does not exceed 30 calendar days from the moment of crossing the State border of the Republic of Kazakhstan:

1. Australia

2. Austria

3. Belgium

4. Bulgaria

5. Canada

6. Chile

7. Croatia

8. Cyprus

9. Czech Republic

10. Denmark

11. Estonia

12. Finland

13. France

14. Germany

15. Greece

16. Hungary

17. Iceland

18. Ireland

19. Israel

20. Italy

21. Japan

22. Latvia

23. Lithuania

24. Luxembourg

25. Malaysia

26. Malta

27. Mexico

28. Monaco

29. Netherlands

30. New Zealand

31. Norway

32. Poland

33. Portugal

34. Republic of Korea

35. Romania

36. Singapore

37. Slovakia

38. Slovenia

39. Spain

40. Sweden

41. Switzerland

42. Turkey

43. United Arab Emirates

44. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

45. United States of America

We also inform that the internal affairs bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan exercise the issuance of "business" category single entry visas of for a period of up to thirty calendar days based upon the application for extension of a stay in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan exceeding thirty calendar days for business purposes.

LIST of countries that have agreements with the Republic of Kazakhstan on visa-free travel by type of passport

No.

Country

Type of passport

Period of visa free stay

Note

Diplomatic

Service

National

CIS

1.

Azerbaijan

visa-

free

visa-free

visa-

free

For the citizens of Azerbaijan in Kazakhstan - up to 30 days at each entry under domestic law

for the citizens of Kazakhstan in Azerbaijan - up to 90 days at each entry under domestic law

Entered into force on April 23, 2010

2.

Armenia

visa-

free

visa-free

visa-

free

For the citizens of Armenia in Kazakhstan - up to 90 days at each entry under the agreement

for the citizens of Kazakhstan in Armenia - up to 180 days within one year under domestic law

Entered into force on April 28, 2008

3.

Republic of Belarus

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

For the citizens of Kazakhstan in Belarus - up to 90 days within one year

for the citizens of the Republic of Belarus in Kazakhstan - up to 90 days according to the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 148 dated January 21, 2012

Entered into force on June 7, 2002

4.

Georgia

visa-

free

visa-free

visa-

free

For the citizens of Kazakhstan in Georgia – up to one year (unilaterally)

for the citizens of Georgia in Kazakhstan – up to 90 days at each entry

Entered into force on June 21, 2007

5.

Kyrgyzstan

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

up to 90 days at each entry with the right of extension of stay for another 90 days

Entered into force on July 5, 2012

6.

Moldova

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

For Moldova citizens in Kazakhstan at each entry up to 90 days

For Kazakhstan citizens to Russia – 90 days within 180 days under domestic law

Entered into force on January 5, 2007

7.

Russian Federation

visa-

free

visa-free

visa-

free

For the citizens of Russia in Kazakhstan – up to 90 days at each entry according to the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan

for the citizens of Kazakhstan in Russia – 90 days within 180 days under domestic law

Entered into force on June 7, 2002

8.

Tajikistan

visa-

free

visa-free

visa-

free

For the citizens of Tajikistan in Kazakhstan – up to 30 days at each entry under domestic law

for the citizens of Kazakhstan in Tajikistan – up to 90 days at each entry under domestic law

Entered into force on June 7, 2002

9.

Turkmenistan

visa-

free

visa-free

*visa

Holders of diplomatic and service passports up to 30 days at each entry

* up to 5 days at each entry for the citizens of Kazakhstan, permanent residents of Atyrau and Mangistau regions to stay in Balkan Region

and up to 5 days at each entry for the citizens of Turkmenistan, permanent residents of Balkan region to stay in Atyrau and Mangistau regions of Kazakhstan

Entered into force on February 20, 2002

10.

Uzbekistan

visa-

free

visa-free

visa-

free

at each entry up to 30 days

Entered into force on June 26, 2003

11.

Ukraine

visa-

free

visa-

free

visa-

free

up to 90 days within 180 days from the date of the first arrival to the country

An Agreement entered into force on February 27, 2002

Protocol

entered into force on April 4, 2013

EUROPE AND AMERICA COUNTRIES

12.

Belgium

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

Has not entered into force

13.

Bulgaria

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 90 days

* for every six (6) months, counting from the day of entry

Entered into force on 14.05.2010

14.

Hungary

visa-free

visa-free

visa

not exceeding 30 days

Entered into force on

06.11.1996

15.

Greece

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* for a period of six (6) months from the date of first entry into the Schengen zone

Entered into force on

04.07.2013

16.

Germany

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* within 6 (six) months from the date of entry (for the citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan, on the day of first entry into the Schengen zone)

Entered into force on

26.04.2012

17.

Denmark

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* within 6 (six) months from the date of first entry

Entered into force on

26.11.2010

18.

Italy

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* for a period of six (6) months from the date of first entry into the territory of the receiving State (for citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan - from the date of first entry into the Schengen area)

Entered into force on

07.05.2010

19.

Spain

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* for a period of 180 days (six months) from the date of first entry

Entered into force on

31.08.2010

20.

Cyprus

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 90 days from the date of entry

Entered into force on

16.03.2011

21.

Luxembourg

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

Has not entered into force

22.

Latvia

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* within six months

Entered into force on

04.02.2016

23.

Lithuania

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* within 6 months from the day of entry

Entered into force on

17.05.2012

24.

Netherlands

visa-free

visa

visa

Up to 90 days

Has not entered into force

25.

Portugal

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* for a period of six months from the date of first entry on the external border of the zone of free movement established by States that are parties to the Convention implementing the Schengen Agreement of 14 June 1985, adopted June 19, 1990.

Entered into force on

08.03.2013

26.

Poland

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* for a period of one hundred and eighty (180) days from the date of first entry

Entered into force on

31.07.2008

27.

Romania

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 90 days from the date of entry

Entered into force on

22.08.2001

28.

Slovenia

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* within 6 (six) months from the date of first entry

Entered into force on

05.07.2010

29.

Slovakia

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 90 days from the date of entry

Entered into force on

17.04.1998

30.

France

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* for the six-month period that begins on the date of first entry into the Schengen zone or any part of the territory of France, not included in mentioned space

Entered into force on

01.03.2010

31.

Finland

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* within 180 (one hundred eighty) calendar days from the date of first entry into the territory of the other Party

Entered into force on

22.10.2013

32.

Croatia

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 30 days

Entered into force on

21.05.2009

33.

Czechia

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* during any six-month period from the date of first entry into the territory of the Contracting Parties to the Convention of 19 June 1990 on the implementation of the Schengen Agreement of 14 June 1985

Entered into force on

15.07.2016

34.

Estonia

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* within 6 months from the date of first entry

Entered into force on

24.02.2010

35.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 30 days

Entered into force on

05.07.2012

36.

Vatican

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* within 6 (six) months from the date of first entry

Entered into force on

19.09.2013

37.

Macedonia

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 90 days

* within one calendar year

Entered into force on

10.08.2011

38.

Norway

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* within six months following the date of first entry into the territory of the other Contracting Party

Entered into force on

13.07.2016

39.

Serbia

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

up to 30 days

30 days from the date of entry

Entered into force on

01.08.2010

Entered into force on

28.05.2011

40.

Montenegro

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 90 days

Entered into force on

25.04.2016

41.

Switzerland

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

* within a period of 180 (one-hundred-and-eighty) days, since the first day of arrival

Entered into force on

17.01.2015

AMERICA COUNTRIES

42.

Argentine

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

period not exceeding 90 days

* Holders Of Diplomatic And Service Passports

period not exceeding 30 calendar days

*within 1 year following the date of first entry

* Holders Of national passports

Entered into

force

25.02.2014

Entered into force

01.11.2014

43.

Brasil

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

period not exceeding 90 days

* Holders Of Diplomatic And Service Passports

period not exceeding 30 calendar days

*within 1 year following the date of first entry

* Holders Of national passports

Entered into force

08.09.2008

Entered into force

06.09.2016

44.

Cuba

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

period not exceeding 30 days following the date of first entry

* Holders Of national passports

period not exceeding 30 calendar days

*within 1 year following the date of the first entry

* Holders Of national passports

Entered into force

10.01.2005

Hasn't entered into force

45.

Mexica

visa-free

visa-free

Visa

period not exceeding 90 calendar days

Entered into force

31.12.2014

46.

Chile

visa-free

visa-free

виза

period not exceeding 90 calendar days

Entered into force

23.05.2015

47.

Equador

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

period not exceeding 30 days

*within each period of 180 days

* Holders of Diplomatic, Official, Service passports and passports of Nationals

Entered into force

31.08.2016

COUNTRIES OF ASIA, MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

48.

Vietnam

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 90 days

entered into force on April 11, 2010

49.

PRC, Hong Kong

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

up to 14 days

entered into force on July 26, 2012

50.

Egypt

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 30 days at each entry

not exceeding 90 days within a year

entered in to force on May 21, 2007

51.

Israel

visa-free

visa-free

visa

not exceeding 90 days within six months

entered in to force on May 11, 2010

52.

India

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 30 days

entered in to force on December 4, 2000

53.

Indonesia

visa-free

visa-free

visa

not exceeding

30 days from the date of entry and cannot be extended

entered into force

on January 26, 2013

54.

Jordan

visa-free

visa-free

visa

30 days

not exceed 90 days within one year

entered into force

on November 5, 2011

55.

Iran

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 30 days

entered in to force on November 24, 1993.

Iran

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 30 days

entered in to force on May 30, 1994

56.

Qatar

visa-free

visa

visa

30 days

Not exceed 90 days within one year

entered into force

on April4, 2016

57.

PRC

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 30 days

entered into force on February 1, 1994

58.

Mongolia

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

up to 90 days

entered into force on January 2, 1995

59.

United Arab Emirates

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

entered into force on

February 18, 2011.

60.

Oman

visa-free

visa

visa

up to 90 days

not yet in force

61.

Pakistan

visa-free

visa-free

visa

up to 30 days

entered in to force on September 22, 1995

62.

Philippines

visa-free

visa-free

visa

30 days from the date of entry

entered into force on March 28, 2005

63.

Turkish

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

up to 30 days

entered into force

on April 2, 1992

64.

South Korea

visa-free

visa-free

visa-free

not exceeding 90 days from the date of entry

The term of each such stay cannot exceed

30 days.

The total term of the permitted stay shall not exceed 90 days during every period in 180 days

entered into force
on December 5, 2008

entered into force
on November 29, 2014

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

65.

UN

-

-

-

Up to 30 days within 180 days

entered into force
on May 1, 2011



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