This website is designed to provide information about the activities, services and the role of Britain in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. It also provides details of relevant external links to other organisations of interest, and gives visitors the opportunity to seek further information as required.

Paul Brummell

British Ambassador to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan

British Embassy Astana address is 62 Kosmonavtov Street, RENCO building, 6 Floor, Astana 010000.
Tel: +7 (7172) 556200

Fax: +7 (7172) 556211
British Embassy Office Almaty with Consular&Visa Section address is

97 Zholdasbekova street, Samal Towers, Block A2, 9 Floor, Microdistrict Samal-2, Almaty 050051.
Tel: +7 (727) 2506191, +7 573 1502200
Fax: +7 (727) 2507962, +7 (727) 2507112, +7 573 1502212

Please click on the following link to go to information of Embassy Departments.

 

Are you going to UK? Please visit our Visa section page.

Do you need a new passport or other consular services?

Please go to our Consular section page.

 

If Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan are terra incognita for you, read travel advices before you are coming here.

You can find here an information on safety and security, political situation, local travel and entry requirements.

 

To learn more about business opportunities click here to know more.

 

 

Here you will find information on bilateral relations between UK and Kazakhstan and UK and Kyrgyzstan.

 

The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has launched a new FCO Bloggers - Global Conversations.

This is a new platform for UK Ministers to engage in a dialogue about international affairs and FCO work.

The FCO has also launched a new YouTube video channel and Flickr photo account.

 

If you are a British alumni, welcome to the British Alumni Club Kazakhstan (BACK), established with help of the Embassy and British Council for young Kazakhstanis who have studied in the UK.

If you would like to have further details, or are willing to join BACK, please visit BACK website.

 

Play games and see how the climate can change!

 

National Energy Foundation (NEF) have produced an interactive 3D game aimed at the under 25's Logicity. It places individuals in a virtual environment and lets them experiment and experience the potential effect that individual actions can have on the planet before it's too late. Users can travel to the future to see the direct results of their actions in real time by quickly fast forwarding to the year 2066.

 

Schools Council have produced a game for younger children – Myabodo lets children shape a house to suit them. They change stuff and see how it shapes the climate.

 

Red Redemption have produced a game for 14-16 year olds to be used in school. Teachers can keep an eye on how each student is doing. Operation Climate Control the game that allows to get to grips with climate change