18.03.2026, 10:49

Kazakhstan considers canceling fines in first administrative amnesty

ALMATY. March 18 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan is considering fully or partially writing off unpaid fines for individuals as part of an upcoming administrative amnesty, Interior Minister Yerzhan Sadenov said Wednesday.

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Kazakhstan considers canceling fines in first administrative amnesty

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