Tourist / Visit Visa
1- Passport
2- Picture with White Background
3- Copies of CNIC
4- Job letter
5- Designation
6- Phone Number
7-Email
8- Home Adress
Kazakhstan is steadily attracting more Pakistani travelers. Modern cities like Almaty and Astana, vast landscapes, mountain scenery, and a unique mix of Central Asian and modern culture make it an appealing destination for both tourism and business.
The important point to understand early is that Pakistani passport holders cannot use the Kazakhstan eVisa system. You must apply for a traditional (sticker) visa through the authorized channel, usually involving an invitation letter. This guide explains the current process in simple terms so you can prepare a complete file and avoid common delays.
Yes. Every ordinary Pakistani passport holder requires a visa to enter Kazakhstan. There is no visa-free entry and no visa on arrival for Pakistani nationals. The eVisa portal that many other nationalities use is not available for Pakistan. Applications are handled through the Embassy of Kazakhstan or its authorized visa processing partner in Pakistan.
| Visa Type | Purpose | Typical Stay / Validity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tourist / Visit Visa | Holiday, sightseeing, family | Usually 30 days (up to 90) | Most common for leisure travelers |
| Business Visa | Meetings, trade, conferences | 30–90 days | Requires business invitation |
| Private Visa | Visiting relatives or friends | Varies | Host invitation usually needed |
| Transit Visa | Short stopover | A few days | Limited use |
| Student / Work Visa | Study or employment | Longer term | Separate and stricter process |
Most Pakistani applicants apply for a single-entry tourist or business visa.
One of the most important documents for a Kazakhstan visa from Pakistan is a valid invitation letter (also called visa support). This is usually issued by:
Without a proper invitation, the application is normally not accepted. Many applicants arrange this through a trusted visa facilitator who coordinates the invitation on their behalf.
A complete and consistent file significantly improves the chances of smooth processing.
| Item | Approximate Cost / Timeline | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single-entry tourist visa fee | Around USD 60 | Official embassy fee |
| Multiple-entry options | Higher (often USD 90+) | Subject to approval |
| Invitation letter | Extra fee (commonly around USD 40) | Arranged separately |
| Authorized service / handling fee | Varies | Charged by processing partner |
| Standard processing time | 5–15 working days | Can be longer in peak periods |
Fees can change, so always confirm the latest amounts at the time of application. Service charges from facilitators are separate from the official visa fee.
Start the process at least three to four weeks before your planned travel. Keep every document clear and consistent. If you are traveling for tourism, a well-structured itinerary and confirmed hotel bookings help demonstrate a genuine short stay. Travel insurance is usually compulsory and should cover medical emergencies for the full duration of your visit.
Kazakhstan is generally safe for tourists. Major cities have good infrastructure, while remote areas require more planning. The local currency is the Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT). English is limited outside hotels and tourist services, so a translation app can be useful.
If you are exploring other destinations in the region, these pages may help:
For flights, packages, and complete travel planning, visit the Trips.pk homepage.
A Kazakhstan visa from Pakistan requires more preparation than a simple eVisa, mainly because of the invitation letter and in-person submission. When the documents are complete and consistent, the process is manageable. Start early, keep every detail accurate, and use a reliable facilitator if you prefer professional support.
If you need help arranging the invitation letter or preparing a clean application file, our team is ready to assist so you can focus on planning the journey itself.
Yes. A prior visa is mandatory.
No. Pakistani passport holders are not eligible for the eVisa and must apply through the consular/authorized channel.
Yes. A valid invitation or visa support letter is normally required for most visa categories.
Typically 5 to 15 working days, depending on the visa type and completeness of the file.
It is possible but less common for first-time applicants. Strong travel history and a clear purpose improve the chances.