Visa-free countries (tourist, business and private purposes for up to 30 days):
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Australia |
Canada |
Portugal |
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Austria |
Qatar |
Romania |
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Bahrain |
Cyprus |
Saudi Arabia |
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Belgium |
Colombia |
Singapore |
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Bulgaria |
Kuwait |
Slovakia |
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Vatican |
Latvia |
Slovenia |
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UK |
Lithuania |
USA |
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Hungary |
Liechtenstein |
Thailand |
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Vietnam |
Luxembourg |
Philippines |
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Germany |
Malaysia |
Finland |
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Greece |
Malta |
France |
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Denmark |
Mexico |
Croatia |
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Israel |
Monaco |
Czech Republic |
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Indonesia |
Netherlands |
Chile |
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Ireland |
New Zealand |
Switzerland |
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Iceland |
Norway |
Sweden |
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Spain |
Oman |
Estonia |
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Italy |
Poland |
Japan |
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China |
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Visa-free countries (tourist, business and private purposes for up to 14 days):
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India |
Iran |
For citizens of other countries and other purposes of traveling, please check visa requirements.
Legalization of documents:
Before applying for legalization at the Embassy, you have to legalize the document at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia.
Required documents:
for private purposes:
2) Passport/identity card (original and photocopy);
3) Document for legalization;
4) Payment slip of the consular fee – 35 USD (Payment details);
5) If documents are submitted through a representative, provide a copy of his/her passport and the authorization letter.
for a legal entity:
2) Authorized person’s passport/identity card (original and photocopy);
2) Document for legalization;
3) Payment slip of the consular fee – 35 USD (Payment details);
4) Constituent documents;
5) If documents are submitted through a representative, provide a copy of his/her passport and the authorization letter.
Original documents and their notarized copies are accepted for legalization.
Documents issued by foreign organizations must be notarized and translated into Kazakh or Russian language.
Book an appointment at the Consular section.