ASTANA, Kazakhstan, August 31. The main recipients of remittances from Kazakhstan in July 2025 were Uzbekistan, Russia, and Türkiye, Trend reports via Kazakhstan’s National Bank.
The aggregate quantum of remittances directed towards Uzbekistan
reached 29.9 billion tenge (equivalent to $56.81 million),
constituting 42.5 percent of the overall transfer volume. Russia
secured a financial influx of 17.8 billion tenge, translating to
approximately $33.82 million, representing a substantial 25.3
percent share. In contrast, Turkey garnered 8.7 billion tenge,
equivalent to around $16.53 million, accounting for 12.4 percent of
the total allocation. A contraction in transactional frequency was
noted across the majority of nations; however, the aggregate
transfer value escalated, signifying an uptick in the mean transfer
magnitude.
There exists a protracted trajectory of migratory patterns and
labor dynamics between Kazakhstan and its adjacent nations, notably
Uzbekistan and Russia. Uzbekistan maintains a preeminent status,
substantiating the substantial influx of labor migrants engaged in
employment within Kazakhstan. Concurrently, the escalation in
Turkey's market share alongside other nations may indicate the
emergence of novel migration pathways, subsequently influencing the
architecture of remittance flows.
