Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan introduces a tourist safety system: Every foreign visitor to receive a QR code card
At a recent expanded government meeting, the head of state emphasized the strategic importance of tourism development and the creation of favorable conditions for foreign visitors. In line with this directive, the ministry of internal affairs continues to enhance the safety of incoming tourists. Now, every foreign visitor entering Kazakhstan, including those passing through border control, can receive a special card with a QR code linking to the multilingual online platform SafeTravel.kz. This platform provides essential information and recommendations for a safe stay in Kazakhstan, along with links to download useful mobile applications.
The first QR code cards have already started being distributed to tourists at the capital’s international airport. SafeTravel.kz offers: The “102” mobile app for instant contact with the police, including an emergency SOS function. A guide on migration regulations to help visitors comply with legal requirements. A city map with links to popular navigation apps. A list of official taxis and online transport services to ensure safe travel. A list of telecom operators with links to their official websites for easy SIM card purchase. Emergency response guidelines for various incidents. Contact information for other emergency services, including medical assistance, fire departments, and the national rescue service.
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