Kazakhstan
Gini Talent simplifies employment in Kazakhstan, managing payroll, benefits, taxes, and compliance on one platform.
Capital City
Astana
Currency
Kazakhstani Tenge
(₸ , KZT)
Languages
Kazakh, Russian
Population size
20,734,148
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Working Hours and Flexibility
Employee Rights and Benefits
Popular Industries and Professions
Work-Life Balance Insights
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Health Insurance and Services
Family Support Programs
Pension and Unemployment Insurance
Disability and Maternity Benefits

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Employer
Employee and Employer Contributions
Employee
Tax Reporting and Filing
Taxation system in Kazakhstan

Termination Process
Severance Pay
Notice Period
Probation Periods

Employment termination in Kazakhstan
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Living Cost in Kazakhstan

FAQ
Gini Talent streamlines employment in Kazakhstan by consolidating payroll, benefits, tax compliance, and contractor management into one integrated platform. Services available include Employer of Record (EOR), contractor management, and payroll. The capital is Astana, the currency is the Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT / ₸), and the population is approximately 20,734,148. In Kazakhstan, the standard workweek is 40 hours. Employer and employee contributions cover pensions, social insurance, and health services, while termination, severance, and probation rules are governed by local labor law.
Gini Talent offers Employer of Record, contractor management, and payroll services to help companies hire in Kazakhstan without establishing a legal local entity.
The capital is Astana, and the currency is the Kazakhstani Tenge (KZT / ₸).
The main languages are Kazakh and Russian.
Approximately 20,734,148 as indicated on the destination guide page.
Typically, employees work a 40-hour workweek, though flexibility depends on the employer and specific role.
Employees contribute 10% to the pension fund and 3.5% to social insurance. Employers contribute up to 11.5% covering social insurance, pensions, and health services.
Income tax rates range from 20% to 35%, depending on salary. Social Security, Home Development Fund, and health contributions are split between employer and employee.
Employers withhold progressive individual income tax (IIT) from salaries and submit it to tax authorities. Employees file tax returns when they have supplemental income or deductions. Returns are due by April 15. Businesses often file monthly or quarterly.
Terminations must follow local labor law and employment contract rules, including notice periods, valid reasons, and possible severance pay depending on conditions. Probation periods may also apply as defined in the employment contract.
Key industries include energy, mining, construction, agriculture, with growing demand in finance, healthcare, and education.
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