Kazakhstan annuls PCR test and vaccination passport requirement from June 8

The requirements on vaccination passports and PCR tests while crossing the border for the citizens of Kazakhstan and foreigners will be canceled from June 8.

Report informs, citing Kazakh media, that the decision was passed by the interdepartmental commission on the non-spread of coronavirus.

The interdepartmental commission decided to cancel the mandatory requirement for the citizens of Kazakhstan and foreigners to provide the documental confirmation of vaccination or revaccination against COVID-19 (passport/certificate/vaccination certificate), and in their absence, the certificate of a negative test result through PCR while crossing the state border of Kazakhstan.

The ban on the work of 12 temporarily closed automobile passage points on separate sections of the state border of Kazakhstan in seven districts of the country.