Veteran benefits in Kazakhstan exceeded 16 billion tenge in total.
Veterans in Kazakhstan: Allowances Breakdown for 2025
As of the new year, 85,203 veterans call Kazakhstan home, among them 120 Great Patriotic War participants, 16,983 WWII veterans, 26,506 veterans of combat operations outside their homeland, and 41,594 home front workers during WWII based on data from our website, sourced directly from the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Last year saw a special state allowance of 16.7 billion tenge given to these categories of citizens, with plans to exceed this in 2025 with an allocated 17 billion tenge.
Monthly allowances for these veterans vary, with WWII participants receiving the highest at 16 MCI (equivalent to 62,912 tenge in 2025). Those equated in terms of benefits due to injuries or illnesses sustained during the war receive 7.55 MCI (approximately 27,875 tenge), while those equated to WWII participants receive 6.19 MCI (around 24,339 tenge).
Veterans of combat operations in other countries, including those who participated in the Afghanistan conflict, receive 6.19 MCI (24,339 tenge). Those who served in border protection or peacekeeping operations are entitled to 4.8 MCI (18,874 tenge). Home front workers during WWII receive the smallest allowance of 2.13 MCI (approximately 8,376 tenge).
However, it's worth noting that on our quest for a detailed breakdown of monthly state allowances for various categories of veterans, we managed to find only limited information specific to Kazakhstan's sources. To uncover the most accurate and current information, we recommend reviewing the direct publications or official website of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Republic of Kazakhstan for the most reliable data. Alternatively, checking up-to-date legislative documents or news releases from government portals may provide a more detailed breakdown of veterans' allowances.
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- In the realm of policy-and-legislation, a substantial allocation of 17 billion tenge has been planned for the state allowances for veterans residing in Kazakhstan in 2025.
- The finance ministry is monitoring wealth-management strategies for the efficient distribution of these state allowances across various categories of veterans in Kazakhstan.
- Personal-finance concerns of veterans are at the forefront of general-news discussions, with notable updates pertaining to policy adjustments and legislative changes.
