US Citizens

E-Visa

US Citizens may obtain an E-Visa for medical treatments or short-term medical procedures. Please contact the consular affairs office assigned to your state of residency if you intend to remain in Kazakhstan for more than 30 consecutive days.

On January 1, 2019 the Republic of Kazakhstan introduced a pilot project procedure for obtaining a single entry visa for foreigners in electronic format.

An electronic visa (business, tourist and medical treatment categories) is being issued in accordance with a valid invitation from the Kazakh side, considered by the migration service units of the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Kazakhstan under the established procedure.

For reference: the Rules for issuing invitations, approving invitations for entry of foreigners and stateless persons to the Republic of Kazakhstan, issuing, cancelling, restoring visas to the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as extending and reduction their validity terms, approved by the Joint Order of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 11-1-2/555 dated November 24, 2016 and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 1100 dated November 28, 2016. Tourist electronic visas are issued to citizens of 117 states, business and medical treatment visas - 23 states (the list is attached).

Foreigners can enter/exit the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan using valid electronic visas only through the checkpoints of international airports of Nur-Sultan and Almaty.

The electronic visa is issued through the Visa and Migration Portal (www.vmp.gov.kz). The electronic visa is valid only for the visa recipient, it does not apply to accompanying persons and is not extendable. In case of travel document (passport) replacement an electronic visa should be obtained again.

Paid consular fees are not refundable.

Passport provided by a visa recipient should meet the following criteria: 1) not to cause doubts about the authenticity and belonging to its owner, contain reservations, records, erasures and corrections, torn or embroidered pages; 2) to have at least 2 blank pages; 3) to expire not earlier than 3 months from the expiry date of the requested visa; 4) to have marks about extension of validity period.

If the discrepancy of information is determined in the issued electronic visa and travel document certifying the identity of the foreign citizen, the electronic visa will be considered invalid and may cause a denial of entry to the Republic of Kazakhstan. When crossing the State Border of the Republic of Kazakhstan and during stay in the country, a foreign citizen should have a valid travel document (passport) and a printed electronic visa.

Foreign citizens who have valid electronic visas are exempted from registration in migration authorities.

The inviting persons inform the migration authorities about arrived foreigners within three working days.

tourist visa single-entry

  1. Algeria
  2. Andorra
  3. Angola
  4. Antigua and Barbuda
  5. Aruba
  6. Bahamas
  7. Bahrain
  8. Bangladesh
  9. Barbados
  10. Belize
  11. Benin
  12. Bhutan
  13. Bolivia
  14. Botswana
  15. Brunei Darussalam
  16. Burkina Faso - Upper Volta
  17. Burundi
  18. Cambodia
  19. Cameroon
  20. Central African Republic
  21. Chad
  22. China
  23. Colombia
  24. Comoros
  25. Congo (Republic)
  26. Costa Rica
  27. Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast)
  28. Cuba
  29. Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
  30. Djibouti
  31. Dominica
  32. Dominican Republic
  33. El Salvador
  34. Eritrea
  35. Ethiopia
  36. Faroe Islands
  37. Fiji
  38. Gabon
  39. Gambia
  40. Ghana
  41. Grenada
  42. Guatemala
  43. Guinea
  44. Guinea-Bissau
  45. Guyana
  46. Haiti
  47. Honduras
  48. India
  49. Indonesia
  50. Jamaica
  51. Kenya
  52. Kiribati
  53. Kuwait
  54. Laos
  55. Lebanon
  56. Lesotho
  57. Liberia
  58. Liechtenstein
  59. Macao
  60. Macedonia
  61. Madagascar
  62. Malawi
  63. Maldives
  64. Mali
  65. Marshall Islands
  66. Mauritania
  67. Mauritius
  68. Micronesia
  69. Montenegro
  70. Morocco
  71. Mozambique
  72. Myanmar (Burma)
  73. Namibia
  74. Nauru
  75. Nepal
  76. Nicaragua
  77. Niger
  78. Nigeria
  79. Oman
  80. Palau
  81. Panama
  82. Papua New Guinea
  83. Paraguay
  84. Peru
  85. Philippines
  86. Qatar
  87. Rwanda
  88. Saint Kitts and Nevis
  89. Saint Lucia
  90. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  91. Samoa
  92. San Marino
  93. Sao Tome and Principe
  94. Saudi Arabia
  95. Senegal
  96. Swaziland
  97. Seychelles
  98. Sierra Leone
  99. South Africa
  100. Sri Lanka
  101. Suriname
  102. Tanzania
  103. Thailand
  104. Togo
  105. Tonga
  106. Trinidad and Tobago
  107. Tunisia
  108. Turkmenistan
  109. Tuvalu
  110. Uganda
  111. Uruguay
  112. Vanuatu
  113. Vatican
  114. Venezuela
  115. Viet Nam
  116. Zambia
  117. Zimbabwe

1. Bahamas 2. Bermuda 3. Burundi 4. Honduras 5. Greenland 6. Indonesia 7. Qatar 8. Kuwait 9. Laos 10. Macao 11. Morocco 12. Vatican 13. Virgin Islands 14. Vietnam 15. Haiti 16. Cambodia 17. Cuba 18. Macedonia 19. Nicaragua 20. Oman 21. Serbia 22. South Africa 23. Montenegro

1. Algeria 2. Andorra 3. Angola 4. Antigua and Barbuda 5. Aruba 6. Bahamas 7. Bahrain 8. Bangladesh 9. Barbados 10. Belize 11. Benin 12. Bhutan 13. Bolivia 14. Botswana 15. Brunei Darussalam 16. Burkina Faso - Upper Volta 17. Burundi 18. Cambodia 19. Cameroon 20. Central African Republic 21. Chad 22. China 23. Colombia 24. Comoros 25. Congo (Republic) 26. Costa Rica 27. Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) 28. Cuba 29. Democratic People's Republic of Korea 30. Djibouti 31. Dominica 32. Dominican Republic 33. El Salvador 34. Eritrea 35. Ethiopia 36. Faroe Islands 37. Fiji 38. Gabon 39. Gambia 40. Ghana 41. Grenada 42. Guatemala 43. Guinea 44. Guinea-Bissau 45. Guyana 46. Haiti 47. Honduras 48. India 49. Indonesia 50. Jamaica 51. Kenya 52. Kiribati 53. Kuwait 54. Laos 55. Lebanon 56. Lesotho 57. Liberia 58. Liechtenstein 59. Macao 60. Macedonia 61. Madagascar 62. Malawi 63. Maldives 64. Mali 65. Marshall Islands 66. Mauritania 67. Mauritius 68. Micronesia 69. Montenegro 70. Morocco 71. Mozambique 72. Myanmar (Burma) 73. Namibia 74. Nauru 75. Nepal 76. Nicaragua 77. Niger 78. Nigeria 79. Oman 80. Palau 81. Panama 82. Papua New Guinea 83. Paraguay 84. Peru 85. Philippines 86. Qatar 87. Rwanda 88. Saint Kitts and Nevis 89. Saint Lucia 90. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 91. Samoa 92. San Marino 93. Sao Tome and Principe 94. Saudi Arabia 95. Senegal 96. Swaziland 97. Seychelles 98. Sierra Leone 99. South Africa 100. Sri Lanka 101. Suriname 102. Tanzania 103. Thailand 104. Togo 105. Tonga 106. Trinidad and Tobago 107. Tunisia 108. Turkmenistan 109. Tuvalu 110. Uganda 111. Uruguay 112. Vanuatu 113. Vatican 114. Venezuela 115. Viet Nam 116. Zambia 117. Zimbabwe

$60

E-Visa
for All Citizenships
Single entry

Please note:
E-Visa
Single entry
  • Citizens of countries without visa-free privileges
  • For short term tourism, business or medical treatment
  • One-time, single entry through Nur-Sultan or Almaty
$90

E-Visa
for Non-US Citizens
Multiple Entries

Please note:
E-Visa
Multiple Entries
  • Citizens of countries without visa-free privileges
  • For short term tourism, business or medical treatment
  • Multiple entries through Nur-Sultan & Almaty
$160

E-Visa
for All Citizenships
Single & Multiple Entries
Expires after More than 30 days up to 1 year

Please note:
E-Visa
Single & Multiple Entries
  • Citizens of countries without visa-free privileges
  • For short-term medical treatment
  • For one-time and multiple entries through Nur-Sultan & Almaty

  • Valid passport: You must submit your passport valid for at least 3 months longer than the validity of the requested visa. The passport must have at least two blank pages for a visa and for entry and exit stamps.
  • Visa Application: A separate visa application form must be completed for each person. All fields must be completed, otherwise your application may be refused. Please see Visa application instructions for details. Download the visa application form.
  • Visa Fee Payment: Visa fees must be paid by money order writen to the consular section assigned to the applicant’s state of residency.
  • Photo: One passport size (3.5cm x 4.5cm or 5 x 5cm) photo of the applicant, which should be stapled to the marked space in the upper right hand corner of the application form. Please follow the Digital Image Requirements and Photo Examples as provided by the U.S. State Department.
  • Letter of Request: A letter with a request to issue a visa addressed to the Consular Section of the Embassy of Kazakhstan. Please, indicate your name, the purpose of your trip, your contact in Kazakhstan, the dates of your planned trip, and places to be visited.
  • Photocopy of your passport’s main page.
  • Citizens whose country does not have a visa-free entry regime with the Republic of Kazakhstan require an invitation letter from Migration Service of Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan.
  • Self-addressed Envelope: All visa applications must include a self-addressed return envelope with pre-paid postage. Applications are incomplete without this return envelope.

Notes

  • The visa process takes about 7 business days from the moment the Consular Section receives the documents.
  • As of July 1, 2019, all visa applications and most consular documents must be submitted to a consular section in-person by the applicant. Visa applications may not be sent by mail, courier or third-party service. Third-party services may submit applications only for Diplomatic and Service visas.
  • Passports must have at least two blank pages for a visa and for entry and exit stamps.
    • All visa applications must include a self-addressed return envelope with pre-paid postage. Applications are incomplete without this return envelope.

Resources

  • Refer to our Step by Step Guide to a complete visa application package before you submit.
  • We have three Consular Sections in the United States. Please use our State Select Tool to confirm which Consular Section is assigned to your state of residency.

Visa fees must be paid by money order and made to the consular section assigned to the applicant’s state of residency - either at the Embassy in Washington, D.C., or Consulate General in New York City or San Francisco. One may confirm which states are assigned to each consular section. Visa Fees are not refundable.