Amendments In Kazakhstan's Public Procurement Legislation

The Balkhash NPP project's legal architecture rests on an intergovernmental agreement that establishes critical distinctions between aspirational targets and binding obligations, while carving out key regulatory domains from stabilization protections. This analysis examines how the IGA's framework governs consortium structure, liability allocation, procurement exemptions, and the interplay between localization targets and statutory subcontracting caps that will shape commercial negotiations throughout the p

On 18 December 2025, the Senate of the Republic of Kazakhstan approved amendments to the Code "On Subsoil and Subsoil Use" aimed at digitalisation of the sector...

Tremendous mineral reserves, agricultural endowments, and proximity to Asia’s vast markets make Mongolia an attractive destination for medium to long-term foreign direct investment (FDI).

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On 24 November 2022 Senate of the RoK Parliament has approved draft amendments to the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Subsoil and Subsoil Use...

Kazakhstan has enormous potential for profitable investments. Foreign investors are increasingly looking at the Kazakhstan market for implementing their projects in various areas of the economy.

In 2022, a draft of a new Procurement Procedure was published by the JSC National Welfare Fund Samruk-Kazyna and legal entities.

Kazakhstan has exempted foreign nationals in 21 professions from fund or income requirements when applying for a residence permit

The globalization and transnationalization of commercial law have been central themes in legal scholarship for over five decades, reflecting the increasing interconnectedness of global economies...

As many other countries the Republic of Kazakhstan (the "RoK") during many years takes relevant measures to protect interests of national suppliers of goods, works and services ("GWS").

The authorised state bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan have introduced the e-Residency program for foreign nationals and stateless persons, aimed at providing digital access to certain government and commercial...

The Astana Hub connects startups with investors. The Astana venture capital tool has been launched within the Hub. Hub Ventures, through which the most promising residents...

Kazakhstan's 2026 tax reform, initially intended to address budget deficits through measured revenue increases, has evolved into a comprehensive overhaul that significantly expands the tax and compliance burden on businesses. The reform introduces restrictions on expense deductions for payments to simplified-regime taxpayers, potentially raising effective corporate tax rates far beyond the statutory 20% rate, despite warnings from local experts about the risks of sudden tax increases.

Migration formalities for foreign nationals in Kazakhstan require both the host party and the foreign national to follow a sequence of formal procedures. The purpose of stay of business immigrants, the existence of a proper legal basis for residence, timely notification of arrival, and compliance with the requirements applicable to conducting business activities are of significant importance for business immigrants.

Opening A Bank Account In Kazakhstan As A Non-Resident

Central Asia's technological landscape is being rapidly transformed by two flagship innovation ecosystems: Astana Hub in Kazakhstan and IT Park Uzbekistan in Uzbekistan.

Kazakhstan's new Banking Law introduces a comprehensive two-tier licensing system, Islamic banking windows for traditional banks, and a sophisticated bank insolvency resolution regime that fundamentally alters creditor protections and shareholder rights.

The legal framework for renewable energy in Kazakhstan is mainly regulated by the following laws and regulations...

This article explores the Astana International Financial Centre, a strategic initiative by Kazakhstan to diversify its economy and integrate into the global financial system.

Following the publication of Part 1, which outlined the AIFC's governance model, legal framework and company registration processes, this second part continues the discussion...