Akim of the city Bakhytzhan Sagintayev, during the live broadcast of the Akimat LIVE program on the TV Channel "Almaty", spoke about housing certificates for citizens who are in the queue for housing.
On May 31, 2021, the city maslikhat determined the size of housing certificates in the amount of 1 million tenge on a gratuitous and irrevocable basis for the city's waiting list of the following categories:
• disabled people of I and II groups;
• families with or raising disabled children;
• orphans and children left without parental care;
• large families.
The certificates can be used within the framework of the Nurly Zher State Program in the areas of Shanyrak (5-10-20) and Bakytty otbasy (2-10-20).
To date, this decision is being registered with the Department of Justice of the city. Reception of applications will begin after registration of the decision and will be carried out through the Department of Housing Policy of Almaty. Information about the beginning of admission must be tracked on the management website.
To obtain a certificate, citizens who have passed a preliminary assessment of solvency at JSC Otbasy Bank, apply with an application and documents provided for by the standard of the state service “Issuance of housing certificates”. Including: application in the form; identity document of the applicant and family members; income statement for the last 6 months; certificate from the place of work; a letter from the bank approving the issuance of a housing loan.
If approved, after signing an agreement with the applicant for the provision of the housing certificate, the amount of the housing certificate will be transferred to the savings account of the applicant.
A housing certificate is provided to citizens who have received approval for the issuance of a housing loan, whose income for the last 6 months does not exceed 106,336 tenge for each family member.
As of June 1, 2021, 9,136 citizens are registered in the city in need of housing according to the categories provided for by the project:
• disabled people of groups I and II - 2,726 citizens;
• families with or raising disabled children - 1,443 citizens;
• orphans and children left without parental care - 1,879 citizens;
• large families - 3,088 citizens.