Kazakhstan Expands Visa-Free Travel Agreements with Morocco
Astana, The Gulf Observer: The Agreement on Mutual Exemption of Visa Requirements between Kazakhstan and Morocco officially enters into force today, allowing citizens of both nations holding national passports to travel visa-free for up to 30 calendar days within each six-month period, the Kazakh Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced.
This agreement marks a milestone in Kazakhstan’s diplomatic relations, as Morocco becomes the first African country with which Kazakhstan has established a mutual visa-free regime. The Kazakh Foreign Ministry emphasized that the initiative will strengthen tourist, business, and cultural ties between the two countries.
Additionally, the authorities of Montenegro have extended their visa-free regime for Kazakh nationals until December 31, 2025. This decision facilitates travel for tourism and business purposes, further deepening bilateral cooperation between the two nations.
Simultaneously, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Oman announced the extension of visa-free travel for Kazakh citizens holding national passports. Under this arrangement, Kazakhstanis may stay in Oman for up to 30 days without a visa.
The visa-free arrangements with Morocco, Montenegro, and Oman do not apply to work, study, or permanent residence purposes. These developments reflect Kazakhstan’s ongoing efforts to expand global mobility and enhance international partnerships.
