Embassy of Kazakhstan
The Embassy of Kazakhstan in London represents the Republic of Kazakhstan in the United Kingdom. It also represents Kazakhstan in Ireland and Iceland.
Diplomatic relations between Kazakhstan and the United Kingdom began in 1992, before the embassy opened in 1996. The embassy operates under Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Its diplomatic work advances Kazakhstan’s national interests and supports cooperation with United Kingdom institutions, organisations and businesses. The mission also supports Kazakh citizens living or travelling abroad.
The embassy helps develop diplomatic, economic and cultural links between Kazakhstan and the United Kingdom. Its consular section handles passports, visas and immigration guidance for citizens and foreign nationals.
For lost passports, medical emergencies or detention, Kazakh nationals can receive consular support. The embassy promotes cultural and humanitarian cooperation between Kazakhstan and the United Kingdom.
It supports contacts among government bodies, public organisations and businesses, while helping oversee international agreements. This work connects diplomacy with practical assistance for people and institutions.
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