Not just an address on paper, but a confirmed location for your company: premises documents, the owner's consent by e-signature, mail handling and someone to meet tax inspectors.
A registered address in Kazakhstan is needed before you register a company, when you change address, and when a bank reviews you before opening an account. The tax authorities check whether a company is actually located where it is registered. If they cannot find it, they draw up an inspection report, and information about the company is published on the State Revenue Committee (KGD) website. That is why the address comes with what proves a real presence: a contract, premises documents, a company sign, mail handling and a representative who meets inspectors under a power of attorney.
Our main city is Astana, including addresses inside the AIFC zone for companies of the Astana International Financial Centre. On request we find an address in Almaty, Aktobe, Pavlodar, Petropavlovsk, Kostanay or Uralsk. The contract is usually ready within one business day, and the address is paid for 12 months in advance.
The address contract is usually ready within one business day; the address is paid for 12 months in advance.
Timelines are approximate: government agencies, consulates and banks set them.
Our service fee is from $200 per month, billed annually. Government fees, translations, insurance and other mandatory costs are paid separately; we send the full estimate before you sign.
When you register through eGov, the property owner confirms the address with their e-signature, and we take care of that part. You still receive a contract and premises documents: banks ask for them when they review a new client, and you need them for your own records.
Yes, if you own the property or have the owner's consent. A rented apartment without consent, or a friend's address, is a risk: if the tax office checks your presence and draws up a report, it affects how you can use your bank account. A serviced address with mail handling removes this problem.
Mostly Astana, including addresses inside the AIFC zone. If your company is registering in another city, we find an address in Almaty, Aktobe, Pavlodar, Petropavlovsk, Kostanay or Uralsk. Terms for those cities depend on the specific premises, so we confirm them after your request.
The State Revenue authorities draw up an inspection report, and information about your company is published on the KGD website. Banks and counterparties then start asking questions. To prevent this, we receive your mail and meet inspectors on your behalf under a power of attorney.
Yes. We hand over the contract and premises documents that banks request when they review a client. If needed, we also help with opening the account itself. The same documents work for the repeat reviews that banks sometimes run on existing clients.
Yes, the address does not depend on the founder's citizenship. To register an LLP, though, a foreigner needs an IIN and a status that allows them to take part in an LLP: a business immigrant temporary residence permit, or a C5 visa if you do not hold a permanent residence permit. We will explain the order of steps during the consultation.
No. Decisions are made by government agencies, consulates and banks. We are responsible for preparing and checking documents, filing and support, and we tell you about the risks upfront.
We will check whether the program fits your citizenship, income and family, and send an estimate with the full list of costs.
