Doing Business in Kazakhstan: Key Migration Changes for Foreigners in 2025

Due to the geopolitical situation that has developed over the past few years, many foreign companies are considering Kazakhstan for business relocation. However, recently there has been a tightening in terms of registration, business operations in Kazakhstan and even an outflow of foreign business.

This article will consider the current changes adopted recently in terms of conditions for foreign business operations.

IIN (Individual Identification Number) is a unique 12-digit number. IIN is assigned to an individual once and for life. The first 6 digits of the IIN combination indicate the year, month and day of birth of the owner.

Thus, without an assigned IIN, foreign citizens cannot undergo the state registration procedure as a company founder, cannot enter into an employment contract or use the services of banks to open and maintain accounts, or receive government services. Therefore, in order to fully operate and conduct business, foreigners must obtain an IIN.

Since February 2024, a new rule has been introduced: to obtain an IIN, the personal presence of the applicant is required; registration of an IIN by power of attorney is no longer allowed.

You can make adjustments to the IIN data under the power of attorney to a representative. Adjustment of the IIN is required in cases where a foreign citizen has changed an identity document, usually a foreign citizen's passport. To do this, you must contact the NAO "State Corporation "Government for Citizens" at your place of residence (PSC).[1]

The power of attorney must be notarized and apostilled. Apostilling is not required in Kazakhstan for countries participating in the Minsk and Chisinau Conventions on Legal Assistance. These countries are: Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.

To make the adjustment, you will need an application, a valid IIN, a new identity document, usually a foreign citizen's passport. If the passport does not have the spelling of the full name and place of birth in Cyrillic, the applicant must attach a translation of the document, certified by a notary, into Kazakh and Russian.

Obtaining an IIN. You can obtain an IIN in two ways. The first way is to personally contact the PSC at your place of residence while in Kazakhstan. A translation of your passport into Kazakh and Russian is required; if your passport is in Russian, then no translation is required.

Acceptance of documents and issuance of the IIN certificate is carried out on a paid basis at any nearest PSC. The procedure for issuing an IIN to a foreign citizen takes one working day.  [2]The cost of issuing an IIN is 5500 tenge (about 10 USD). The Migration Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs is engaged in processing and assigning the IIN number.

Obtaining an IIN in foreign institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan abroad (embassy/consulate). The service is provided in 96 countries. The implementation of the pilot project for the provision of the state service "Formation of an individual identification number for foreign citizens through foreign institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan" determines the procedure for providing the state service to foreign citizens through foreign institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan.[3] The term for providing the service is one working day. [4]In practice, it is up to three working days. As a rule, you can make an appointment at the embassy electronically , some embassies accept without an appointment. The service is free.

To obtain an IIN at a foreign institution, you must present:

1. copies of the identity document and its original for verification (valid international passport)
2. Original passport.

If the passport does not contain identification data (last name, first name, patronymic (if any), place of birth) in Cyrillic or Latin, a corresponding translation of the document, certified by a notary, must be attached.

Documents that are issued or certified by a competent institution of a foreign state or a person specially authorized to do so, within the limits of its competence and in the established form, sealed with the official seal of the foreign state, are accepted only after undergoing a special certification procedure (legalization or apostille).[5]                                                                                               

Note: the procedure of apostillization and legalization of a special certificate is not required for countries participating in the Convention on Legal Assistance and Legal Relations in Civil, Family and Criminal Cases, done in Minsk on January 22, 1993, ratified by the Resolution of the Supreme Council of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 31, 1993, and the Convention on Legal Assistance and Legal Relations in Civil, Family and Criminal Cases, done in Chisinau on October 7, 2002, ratified by the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 10, 2004.[6]

The public service is provided by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

It should be noted that obtaining an IIN in foreign institutions is only possible for a certain category of foreign citizens:

1. potential investors;
2. participants in the circulation of goods within the framework of labeling and traceability of goods;
3. foreign citizens who are spouses of citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan (to place a mark on the registration of civil status acts in the IS ZAGS);
4. children of a foreign state (under 16 years of age), one of whose parents is a citizen of the Republic of Kazakhstan;
5. foreign citizens accepting an inheritance;
6. potential participants of Digital Nomad programs Residency and Digital Nomad Visa;
7. foreign citizens with disabilities;
8. foreign citizens over 65 years of age;
9. manufacturers and registrants of plant protection products (pesticides);
10. foreign citizens who are heads of legal entities, branches and (or) representative offices registered in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Thus, today in the Public Service Center in Kazakhstan you can get an IIN based on a passport without confirming the purpose of obtaining an IIN. However, when applying for an IIN in foreign institutions (consulates) of Kazakhstan abroad, an IIN can only be obtained in certain cases, according to the list above. In practice, in foreign institutions it is necessary to provide originals of additional documents to confirm the purpose of obtaining an IIN, according to the list. The list of documents can be found at the link https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-frankfurt/press/article/details/205439 .

Changes in the procedure for obtaining an EDS from June 28, 2025. An electronic digital signature (EDS) is a set of electronic digital symbols created by means of an electronic digital signature and confirming the authenticity of an electronic document, its ownership and the immutability of its content. [7]In practice, an EDS is necessary to gain access to government services, access to a tax office, a bank account, participation in government procurement, etc. That is, in fact, without an EDS, it will be almost impossible for both a resident and a non-resident to introduce any activity in Kazakhstan.

Obtaining an EDS and the personal presence of the manager. From June 28, 2025, you can receive a registration certificate of the NCA of the RoK (EDS keys) only in person at the PSC or at foreign institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan abroad. Or subject to biometric identification. That is, the possibility of obtaining an EDS by proxy has been canceled.

In case of unsuccessful biometric identification, or the absence of a photo image of the service recipient in the state database of individuals, the service recipient submits an application to receive the keys of the digital signature on his personal computer, after which he contacts the Registration Center (PSC or foreign institution in 96 countries) for in-person identification and its confirmation.

Since the EDS is equivalent to a handwritten signature and has the same legal force, any actions with the EDS must be performed exclusively by its owner. The use of biometric identification and the refusal of powers of attorney when receiving EDS keys significantly reduces the risks of their acquisition by intruders. This increases the level of information security and ensures more reliable control over the issuance of EDS.[8]

In practice, the absence of an EDS for a company can paralyze its activities, since without it it will be impossible to receive any government services, manage an account, access a tax account, etc.

You can also renew your current digital signature remotely, as before, by signing through your personal account on the website of the National Certification Center ( https://nca.pki.gov.kz/ ), the application is signed with the current digital signature.

Thus, before the changes, for heads of legal entities - foreign citizens living outside the Republic of Kazakhstan, foreign citizens could obtain digital signature keys by issuing a power of attorney to a representative.

To obtain an EDS at the Public Service Center, it is enough to come with the applicant's passport and a USB flash drive (flash drive) to save the EDS keys. The service is free. The service is provided within 15 minutes.

To obtain digital signature keys, residents and non-residents can contact a foreign institution of Kazakhstan abroad (consulates/embassies). To obtain digital signature keys, heads of legal entities must:

1. Make an appointment at the consulate, usually there is a link to make an appointment on the embassy website. In practice, some embassies allow you to contact them without an appointment during reception hours. Therefore, it is better to call in advance and find out at the relevant foreign institution.
2. Certificate of registered legal entity/for non-residents certificate and assignment of BIN
3. Resolution/minutes of the general meeting on the appointment to the position of manager
4. Order on the appointment of the head
5. Application for obtaining an EDS from the NCA website
6. IIN of the manager
7. Copy of passport
8. Original passport

If the passport of the service recipient (applicant) does not contain identification data (last name, first name, patronymic (if any), place of birth) in Cyrillic or Latin, a corresponding translation of the document, certified by a notary, must be attached.

Recommendation for foreign citizens, when using an EDS, to monitor the expiration date of the EDS. The issuance period is one year and before the expiration of the year, the validity period of the EDS can be extended for the next year online without visiting the PSC and foreign institution of Kazakhstan. On the website of the Certification Center of the Republic of Kazakhstan through the personal account before the expiration date, you can extend the EDS (https://pki.gov.kz/). The e-government website has step-by-step instructions for extending the validity of the EDS for a legal entity. ( https://www.gov.kz/article/32203?lang=ru ).

Migration requirements for a foreign citizen founder in 2025.

According to the Law "On Migration", the creation of a legal entity, as well as participation in the authorized capital of commercial organizations by becoming members of legal entities, is prohibited for foreigners who have not received an entry visa or a temporary residence permit as business immigrants.[9]

That is, before registering a company or joining an existing company, a foreign citizen must obtain a temporary residence permit for a business immigrant (citizens of the EAEU countries, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan) or a category C5 visa.

The concept of a business immigrant

A business immigrant is a person who will carry out entrepreneurial activity in the Republic of Kazakhstan, in this case, through a company.

A mandatory condition for the stay of business immigrants in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan is the implementation of entrepreneurial activity.[10]

Entrepreneurial activity can be carried out by creating commercial legal entities that pursue the generation of income as the main goal of their activities.[11]

Thus, a foreign citizen who is the founder of a company for the purpose of making a profit carries out entrepreneurial activity on the territory of Kazakhstan.

TRP for business immigrants

To obtain a temporary residence permit, citizens of the EAEU countries, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan must come to Kazakhstan. It will not be possible to obtain it remotely.

To obtain an initial temporary residence permit, which is issued for a period of 3 months, the following package of documents is submitted to the Public Service Center [12]:

1. Application form
2. IIN
3. An identity document of a foreigner or stateless person with whom agreements on visa-free stay have been ratified (passport);
4. Medical insurance covering primary health care and specialized medical care in hospital conditions in an emergency form under the conditions determined by agreement of the parties, in compliance with the minimum requirements established by the law of the Republic of Kazakhstan
5. Notarized consent of the owner of the property for the immigrant to reside
6. A certificate of fingerprinting (carried out at the Migration Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs free of charge; it is necessary to have a notarized consent for residence of the owner of the apartment or a notification of arrival);
7. A medical certificate confirming the absence (presence) of diseases that interfere with work activity, i.e. medical certificate form 028/u.
8. A document confirming the presence or absence of a criminal record and a ban on entrepreneurial activity based on a court decision, issued by a competent authority in the state of citizenship and/or permanent residence. It is necessary to obtain the original documents with the seal of the authority that issued the certificate; certificates in electronic form will not be accepted.

Thus, the last document must be obtained in the country of citizenship or permanent residence of the foreign citizen. The recipient of the TRP service is the owner of the housing (an individual) where the foreign citizen lives and his presence is mandatory at the PSC.

After registering a legal entity or joining a legal entity, an application is submitted to extend the multiple-entry temporary residence permit of a business immigrant for a period of up to three years.

Initial single entry visa category C5 for business immigrant

Citizens of those countries that receive a temporary residence permit must obtain a primary C5 visa at the Kazakh embassy abroad for a period of 90 days based on an invitation from a company registered in Kazakhstan. [13]In practice, very often foreign citizens come and try to obtain a C5 visa while in Kazakhstan, which is impossible.

Conditions for issuing a category C5 business immigrant visa to a foreign citizen:

• an invitation from a local company, with a number obtained from the migration service.

Note: Committee of the National Security has the right not to explain the reason for refusing to approve entry of immigrants into the Republic of Kazakhstan.[14]

• applicant's age of majority
• health insurance
• certificate of presence/absence of criminal record
• payment of consular fee 80 USD

When submitting documents for company registration or joining a company to the Public Service Center, it is mandatory for a foreign citizen to cross the border of the Republic of Kazakhstan at the time of submission.

Extension of C5 Business Immigrant Visa

Before registering a legal entity or joining an already registered company, a foreign citizen must obtain a single-entry C5 visa for a business immigrant, which is issued for up to 90 days.

After receiving a C5 visa, a foreign citizen is required to register a commercial organization or become a member (shareholder) of a commercial organization within two months from the date of entry into Kazakhstan.[15]

After registering a company, a foreign citizen has the right to extend the C5 visa for one year. The C5 visa can be extended for one year during the period of validity of the initial C5 visa and only by the migration service. An important point, which is often missed in practice, is that the C5 visa can be extended by a foreign citizen only during the period of his stay in Kazakhstan.

Otherwise, it is impossible to extend the C5 visa in the future. If you get a new C5 visa again, it means that you need to register another company. In practice, this is the mistake that entrepreneurs make, i.e. a foreign citizen arrives on the basis of a primary C5 visa, registers a company and leaves Kazakhstan without extending the C5 visa.

The C5 visa is extended on the basis of a request from the local executive body [16]represented by the Department of Entrepreneurship and Investment.

To obtain a petition from the executive body, it is necessary to provide a business plan for the company. In practice, not all entrepreneurs already have a prepared business plan for the company at the stage when the company is essentially just registered. Therefore, it is better to prepare it in advance at the stage of company registration. After the petition is sent to the migration service, documents for the extension of the C5 visa are submitted to the migration service. In practice, the extension of the C5 visa can take up to one month.

What kind of visa should a foreign company Director obtain?

The Director of the company is an employee of the company, as with any employee an employment contract is concluded with him. That is, for the director it is necessary to obtain a work visa of category C3.

What kind of visa should a company founder have?

The founder of the company, a foreign citizen, as a person engaged in entrepreneurial activity, must extend the C5 visa.

What visa category should a foreign citizen who is both a founder and director obtain? A C3 work visa or a C5 business immigrant visa?

As we found out above, business immigrants are immigrants who arrived for the purpose of carrying out entrepreneurial activities in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Also, in accordance with paragraph 1 of the Resolution of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 24, 2023 No. 1041 (business immigrants who arrived to carry out entrepreneurial activities), a list of persons has been approved for whose labor activities, permits from local executive bodies to attract foreign labor are not required. Based on the above, the presence of a category "C5 business immigrant" visa entitles the immigrant to carry out labor activities in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan and there is no need to obtain a category "C3 for labor activities" visa.

While if the founder and director of the company in one person receives a C3 work visa, this visa does not give him the right to engage in entrepreneurial activity in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Business Identification Number (BIN). Is it necessary to obtain a business identification number (BIN) for a foreign company so that the company can act as a founder in Kazakhstan? No, there is no such requirement in the law. You can read more about the procedure for obtaining a BIN in another article by the author here.

Peculiarities of assigning BIN for non-residents. BIN (business identification number) is automatically assigned to all legal entities upon their registration in Kazakhstan.

The Tax Code provides for cases when tax authorities assign a BIN to a foreign legal entity. According to paragraph 2. of Article 75 of the Tax Code, information is entered into the state database of taxpayers on:

• non-residents opening current accounts in second-tier resident banks.
• a non-resident legal entity operating in the Republic of Kazakhstan through a permanent establishment without opening a branch or representative office;
• a non-resident who is a tax agent in accordance with paragraph 8 of Article 650 of the Tax Code or calculates income tax in accordance with paragraph 11 of Article 650 of the Tax Code, acquiring (selling) shares, participation interests specified in subparagraphs 3), 4) and 5) of paragraph 1 of Article 650 of the Tax Code;
• a non-resident who is a tax agent in accordance with paragraph 8 of Article 650 of the Tax Code or calculates income tax in accordance with paragraph 11 of Article 650 of this Code, acquiring (selling) property;
• a non-resident operating through a dependent agent, which is considered a permanent establishment of the non-resident;
• a non-resident operating through an insurance organization or insurance broker, which are considered a permanent establishment of the non-resident;
• a non-resident operating under a joint activity agreement, which is considered a permanent establishment of the non-resident;

In practice, the simplest and most convenient basis for registering a foreign legal entity as a taxpayer of the Republic of Kazakhstan is opening a bank account in resident banks of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

It is important to note that assigning a BIN to a non-resident legal entity does not entail its recognition as a tax resident of the Republic of Kazakhstan. According to paragraph 1 of Article 217 of the Tax Code, a resident of the Republic of Kazakhstan is a legal entity:

created in accordance with the legislation of a foreign state, the place of effective management (location of the actual management body) of which is located in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The place of effective management (location of the actual management body) is recognized as the place where the meeting of the actual body (board of directors or similar body) is held, where the main management and (or) control is carried out, and strategic commercial decisions are made that are necessary for the conduct of the entrepreneurial activities of the legal entity.

List of documents for obtaining BIN:

• IIN for the head of a legal entity
• Notarized copies of the constituent documents of a non-resident legal entity;
• Notarized copies of documents confirming state registration in the country of incorporation of a non-resident, indicating the state registration number (or its equivalent) for a non-resident legal entity;
• Notarized copies of documents confirming tax registration in the country of incorporation (citizenship) of a non-resident, indicating the tax registration number (or its equivalent), if available;
• Original extract from the trade register;
• A notarized copy of the document, passport of the head of a non-resident legal entity;
• Notarized copies of the decision/minutes on the appointment of the head of a non-resident legal entity;
• Notarized copies of documents containing information about the beneficial owner.
• The original power of attorney issued to an employee of our company.
• Notarized copies of documents must be apostilled or legalized in the country of issue and translated into Russian; the translation must be notarized.
• BIN receipt deadline
• Registration of non-residents as taxpayers is carried out by the tax authority with the issuance of a registration certificate within 3 (three) working days from the date of submission of the tax application for registration.

To obtain a BIN, non-resident legal entities must submit a tax application for registration with the necessary documents to the tax authority in person. The service is not provided online.

Practical problems when applying for a BIN for non-residents. An application for a BIN can be made under the power of attorney from a non-resident. That is, there is no mandatory requirement for the presence of the head of the non-resident. However, in practice, to obtain a BIN, the CEO of a non-resident company must obtain an IIN. If this is not done, then the non-resident will not be able to obtain an EDS. However, as described above, in foreign institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan (embassy/consulate), it is impossible to obtain an IIN in connection with opening a bank account or for participation in government procurement. Thus, in order to obtain a BIN, the head of a non-resident company must either already have an IIN or come to Kazakhstan and obtain it.

Conclusion: in recent times, there has been a tightening of requirements and procedures for foreign citizens regarding business registration actions, the personal presence of a foreign citizen is required for registration actions, the extension of a C5 visa and a temporary residence permit for a business immigrant is possible only with the personal presence of a foreign citizen without leaving the Republic of Kazakhstan and can take about a month, which in the era of globalization, when businessmen have businesses in several jurisdictions, can be problematic to stay in Kazakhstan for up to several months to register a business and extend the necessary visas. However, it should be noted that over the past few years, the number of companies registered in Kazakhstan by foreign citizens has increased in order to circumvent sanctions and the tightening of migration requirements may be a retaliatory measure on the part of the state.

All conclusions and proposals reflected in this article are of a purely advisory nature and do not entail obligations for any specific actions by a third party. If you have any questions, please contact us ( WhatsApp : +77715804141, email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

Aigerim Masatbaeva ,

Legal consultant

law firm Qazlegal Consult

[1] P.3. Rules for the provision of the public service "Formation and adjustment of an individual identification number for foreigners and stateless persons temporarily staying in the Republic of Kazakhstan", approved by order of the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 27, 2020 No. 258.

[2]Appendix 4 of the Rules for the provision of the public service "Formation and adjustment of an individual identification number for foreigners and stateless persons temporarily staying in the Republic of Kazakhstan", approved by order of the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 27, 2020 No. 258.

[3]Clause 1 of the Joint Order of the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 11-1-4/113, the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 246 and the Minister of Digital Development, Innovation and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 166/НК "On the implementation of a pilot project for the provision of the public service "Formation of an individual identification number for foreign citizens through foreign institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan".

[4]Clause 6 of the Joint Order of the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 11-1-4/113, the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 246 and the Minister of Digital Development, Innovation and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 166/НК "On the implementation of a pilot project for the provision of the public service "Formation of an individual identification number for foreign citizens through foreign institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan".

[5]Joint order of the order of the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 11-1-4/113, the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 246 and the Minister of Digital Development, Innovation and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 166/НК "On the implementation of a pilot project for the provision of the public service "Formation of an individual identification number for foreign citizens through foreign institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan".

[6]Clause 6 of the Joint Order of the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 11-1-4/113, the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 246 and the Minister of Digital Development, Innovation and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated March 19, 2024 No. 166/НК "On the implementation of a pilot project for the provision of the public service "Formation of an individual identification number for foreign citizens through foreign institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan".

[7]Art. 1, paragraph 16 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated January 7, 2003 N 370. On electronic document and electronic digital signature.

[8] Order of the Minister of Digital Development, Innovation and Aerospace Industry of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 4, 2025 No. 212/НК "On Amendments to the Order dated November 26, 2015 No. 115/НК "Rules for the Issuance, Storage, Revocation of Registration Certificates and Confirmation of the Ownership and Validity of the Public Key of an Electronic Digital Signature by the Root Certification Authority of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Certification Authority of State Bodies and the National Certification Authority of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

[9]Art. 39 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Migration of the Population” dated July 22, 2011 No. 477-IV ЗРК.

[10] Art. 50 of the Entrepreneurial Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 29, 2015 No. 375-V ЗРК.

[11]Art. 50 of the Entrepreneurial Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 29, 2015 No. 375-V ЗРК.

[12]Appendix 1-1 of the Order of the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 4, 2015 No. 992. Registered in the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan on January 20, 2016 No. 12880 On approval of the Rules for issuing temporary and permanent residence permits in the Republic of Kazakhstan to foreigners and stateless persons.

[13]Appendix 1 of the Joint Order of the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 24, 2016 No. 11-1-2/555 and the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 28, 2016 No. 1100. Registered in the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan on December 15, 2016 No. 14531 On approval of the Rules for issuing invitations, coordinating invitations for entry of foreigners and stateless persons into the Republic of Kazakhstan, issuing, canceling, restoring visas of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as extending and reducing their validity periods.

[14]Clause 56 of the Joint Order of the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 24, 2016 No. 11-1-2/555 and the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 28, 2016 No. 1100. Registered in the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan on December 15, 2016 No. 14531 On approval of the Rules for issuing invitations, coordinating invitations for entry of foreigners and stateless persons into the Republic of Kazakhstan, issuing, canceling, restoring visas of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as extending and reducing their validity; Clause 2. Art. 14 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Population Migration".

[15]Art. 40 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Population Migration” dated July 22, 2011 No. 477-IV ЗРК.

[16]Subparagraph 11) paragraph 49 of the Joint Order of the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 24, 2016 No. 11-1-2/555 and the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 28, 2016 No. 1100. Registered in the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan on December 15, 2016 No. 14531 "On approval of the Rules for issuing invitations, coordinating invitations for entry of foreigners and stateless persons into the Republic of Kazakhstan, issuing, canceling, restoring visas of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as extending and reducing their validity periods."

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