Police certificatesLast checked October 21, 2026
Police certificate for Kazakhstan
Certificate of no criminal recordOnlineIn personOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
- Issued by
- General Prosecutor's Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan; paper apostilled certificates are handed out by the State Corporation 'Government for Citizens'
- How to apply
- Request it online on the e-government portal and sign with a digital signature (EDS) or one-time SMS password; the electronic certificate is free. For a paper certificate with apostille (for use abroad), submit the online request, choose a 'Government for Citizens' branch and the destination country, pay the state fee and collect it at the branch with ID.
- Fee
- FreeElectronic certificate is free. Paper certificate with apostille costs 0.5 MCI (monthly calculation index) per document, paid as state fee.
- Processing time
- Electronic: about 10 minutes, or 5 working days if an additional check is needed. Paper with apostille: 5 working days in regional centres and major cities, 10 working days elsewhere.
- Notes
- A notarised power of attorney is needed if someone else applies. Paper certificates are held at the branch for 1 month, then returned to the provider; uncollected applications are archived after 3 months.
Not confirmed
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- The human-facing gov.kz service page is script-rendered; content was read from the same site's public data endpoint.
- The page does not say how to apply from abroad or whether foreigners can use the service.
- Local (Kazakh/Russian) name not given on the page read.
- MCI value in KZT for the apostille fee not stated.
Official sources
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