Kazakhstan to Introduce New Notarization Rules for Real Estate Transactions
Summary
Starting September 8, 2026, real estate sales, gifts, and pledges in Kazakhstan must be certified by a notary at the property's location.
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Kazakhstan is updating its regulations for the notarization of real estate transactions, with the new rules taking effect on September 8, 2026.
Under the updated requirements, contracts regarding the sale, donation, or pledging of real estate can only be certified by a notary operating in the jurisdiction where the property is located. Previously, property owners could complete transactions through any notary of their choice.
Once the reform comes into force, transacting parties will no longer be able to use notaries outside the location of the real estate.
Source: Егемен Қазақстан
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