Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) to Kazakhstan visa requirements

Taiwan ordinary passport holders need a visa before traveling to Kazakhstan. Taiwan is explicitly excluded from Kazakhstan's eVisa system and from all visa-free and visa-on-arrival lists, so you must apply at a Kazakhstani embassy or consulate in advance. As of mid-2026, a Taiwan (ROC) ordinary passport holder traveling to Kazakhstan for tourism must obtain a visa in advance from a Kazakhstani embassy or consulate. Kazakhstan operates a broad eVisa program and a visa-free list covering 80+ countries and territories, but Taiwan is specifically named in the exclusion list for the eVisa and does not appear on the 30-day visa-free list. Kazakhstan previously cancelled the electronic visa channel for Taiwanese citizens. Because Taiwan has no diplomatic mission relationship that grants simplified entry, travelers must apply through traditional consular channels. The standard single-entry tourist visa permits a stay of up to 30 days and must typically be used within 90 days of issue. For developed-economy nationals an invitation letter is often waived for single-entry tourist visas, but documentation requirements vary, so applicants should confirm directly with the processing consulate (the nearest Kazakhstani mission, as there is no Kazakhstani embassy in Taiwan itself; applications are commonly routed via the embassy in a third country or an authorized visa center). Kazakhstan is not in the Schengen area, so Schengen 90/180 and ETIAS rules do not apply. Within 3 working days of arrival, foreigners must be registered with migration authorities, though hotels usually handle this automatically.