Kazakhstan operates a 90/180 stay rule for EAEU citizens
Kazakhstan operates a 90/180 stay rule for EAEU citizens. To calculate remaining allowed days: count backward 180 days from the current date. The total number of days spent in Kazakhstan within this 180-day window cannot exceed 90.
The '90 out of 180 days' rule applies to tourist stays in Kazakhstan
The '90 out of 180 days' rule applies to tourist stays in Kazakhstan. The calculation is dynamic: on any given day, count back 180 days; the total number of days spent in Kazakhstan within that 180-day window must not exceed 90. Time spent under a valid Residence Permit (RVP) is not counted as tourist days.
Kazakhstan strictly enforces the 90/180 rule
Kazakhstan strictly enforces the 90/180 rule. Foreigners can stay for a maximum of 90 days within any 180-day period. Border crossing does not reset this period. Overstaying leads to fines, and stays exceeding 10 days beyond the limit can result in a travel ban.
Under the 90/180 visa-free rule for Russian citizens in Kazakhstan, the 90-day limit is calculated based on a rolling…
Under the 90/180 visa-free rule for Russian citizens in Kazakhstan, the 90-day limit is calculated based on a rolling period of 6 months from the date of the first entry.