Can current pensioners withdraw 50% of their pension savings from UAPF?

The information disseminated in social networks and other sources about the possibility of pensioners withdrawing 50% of pension savings is not true!

The legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan provides for the use by pensioners of their pension savings formed at the expense of compulsory pension contributions (hereinafter referred to as CPC) and (or) compulsory occupational pension contributions (hereinafter referred to as COPC) in order to improve housing conditions and (or) pay for medical treatment:

• if the amount of the pension ensures the replacement rate of the beneficiary's average monthly income at a level of at least 40 percent, determined in the manner determined by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan. At the same time, the lump-sum pension benefit cannot exceed 50 percent of the amount of pension savings at the expense of the CPC and (or) COPC of the contributor (beneficiary) as of the date of receipt of the initial electronic notification from the authorized operator.

In this regard, the UAPF strongly recommends ignoring the “fake” messages spread on social networks and other sources about the possibility of withdrawing 50% of savings!

In addition, all transactions conducted by UAPF are free of charge.

All information about the Fund's services is posted on the UAPF website, all services are provided in the Fund's divisions or in an online format through the enpf.kz website or the BZhZK / ENPF mobile application.

Any consultations can be obtained at UAPF branches or remotely: through multi-channel free communication by calling the call center number 1418, as well as through official pages on social networks on such popular platforms as Odnoklassniki, Telegram, Facebook, Vkontakte, Twitter and Instagram, using WhatsArp at +7 777 000 1418.

For contributors (beneficiaries) located outside the Republic of Kazakhstan, it is possible to receive advice by calling +7 (727) 356-10-60 or using the Call Online service posted on the Fund's corporate website.