We pick a bank and a tariff for your business, build the package to that bank's requirements and support you through its review until you have account details. We work with residents, non-residents and companies with foreign founders.
To open a business bank account in Kazakhstan looks simple until the bank asks for more documents. Banks check legal entities closely, especially those with foreign participation: who the founders are, what the company does, where the money will come from, and whether there will be foreign currency transactions. A weak package means repeated requests, delays and sometimes a refusal. So we start not with the application but with choosing a bank for your needs: currency payments, card acquiring, payroll services and tariffs.
Preparation usually takes 2 business days or more, and the bank's review takes 1–7 business days on average. For non-residents and complex structures it can take longer. The bank makes the decision, and its tariffs are paid separately. We prepare the package so that the compliance team has as few questions as possible, and we answer the bank's requests together with you.
Usually 2 business days or more to prepare the package; the bank's review takes 1–7 business days on average.
Timelines are approximate: government agencies, consulates and banks set them.
Our service fee is from $400. Government fees, translations, insurance and other mandatory costs are paid separately; we send the full estimate before you sign.
Preparing the package usually takes 2 business days or more, and the bank's review takes 1 to 7 business days on average. For non-residents and complex structures the review can take longer. We do not control the bank's timing, but we prepare the documents so that no time is lost on repeat requests.
It depends on what you need: currency transactions, card acquiring, payroll services, payment tariffs, and whether the director has to be present in person. We pick a bank based on your structure and turnover, not on advertising.
Yes. Banks must check clients under financial monitoring rules, so they may ask for additional papers or refuse without a detailed explanation. A well-prepared package reduces the number of questions, but the final word is always the bank's. If you have already been refused, we will look at the reason and find another bank.
Often yes: many banks open an account only when the director appears in person, and a non-resident can get an IIN and electronic signature only in person. Some banks do work with companies remotely, though. We will find an option that fits your situation.
Not always, but many banks ask for one from new companies, companies with foreign participation and those with currency transactions. We prepare a business plan for the bank as part of the package.
Yes, as soon as you have the registration certificate and BIN. If registration is still ahead, we can support both stages under one contract so there is no gap between them. Then the bank package is ready by the time you receive your BIN.
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.
