During the live broadcast of the program Akimat LIVE on the TV Channel “Almaty”, the akim of the metropolis Bakhytzhan Sagintayev spoke about the implementation of the Program for the provision of rental housing for working youth.
Answering the questions of the townspeople, B. Sagintayev said that at midnight, on November 15, the acceptance of applications for the Program for the provision of rental housing for working youth under 29 will start. Applications can be submitted until 23.59 November 20 this year.
Applications will be accepted on the website almaty-jastary.info, admission to the site is carried out using the electronic digital keys of the applicants.
Basic requirements for program participants: age - up to 29 years old, permanent registration in Almaty for at least the last two years, lack of housing on the territory of Kazakhstan for the last two years. Also, the monthly salary of applicants for the last 6 months should be over 40 MCI - 116 680 tenge.
Detailed information on the list of required documents, frequently asked questions is posted on the above site.
The provided apartments are located in the new residential complex "Alma City-5" in the Nauryzbay district and the residential complex "Madeniet" in the Alatau district. The total number is 1050 one-room apartments. The lease term is for 5 years without the right to renew.
In addition, the city has a program for the provision of soft loans for young people "Almaty Zhastary 3.0". The budget of the program is 18 billion tenge. The maximum loan amount is up to 18 million tenge, the interest rate is 5%, the initial payment is 10%.
Under this program, 1000 youth, annually, get the opportunity to purchase primary and secondary housing. To date, 868 loans have been issued under the Almaty Zhastary 3.0 program, in the amount of 14.7 billion tenge.
The program is designed for young people employed in the fields of education, health care, culture and sports, the media, and social work. It can also be used by employees of universities and research institutes, law enforcement agencies.