
Kazakhstan issues business visas for foreign citizens who need to enter the country for business-related activities. Unlike a tourist visa, these visas allow participation in meetings, negotiations, conferences, and professional events, but do not permit employment.
Purpose
Attending conferences, forums, exhibitions, cultural, political, scientific, or other official events.
Validity
Up to 60 days per entry, can be single
Purpose
Meetings, negotiations, contract signing, short-term training, or participation in business consultations.
Validity
Up to 90 days, usually single or multiple-entry (up to 180 days, 90 days per stay)
Purpose
Short-term business trips such as installation, repair, or technical service under a contract.
Validity
Up to 1 year, usually multiple-entry with up to 30 days per stay
You need a Kazakhstan Business Visa (B1, B2, or B3) if:
To apply for a Kazakhstan Business Visa (B1, B2, B3), you generally need:
Requirements may differ depending on the embassy/consulate.
Your Kazakh business partner/organization registers an invitation with the Migration Service of Kazakhstan.
Gather passport, photo, invitation, and proof of purpose.
Apply at the Kazakh embassy/consulate (or through the eVisa system if eligible).
Fees vary by visa type and number of entries.
Processing usually takes 5–10 business days.
Present your visa at border control.
A business visa does not allow you to work in Kazakhstan — for employment, you need a Work Visa (C3).
Carry your invitation copy and business documents while traveling.
Migration registration is required within 3 business days of arrival (often automatic at major airports).
Overstaying your visa can result in fines and entry bans.
Travel and health insurance is highly recommended.
from 226 965 ₸ per person (Letter of Invitation)
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