Kyrgyzstan approves accreditation rules for foreign investors

Kyrgyzstan has approved the procedure and criteria for voluntary accreditation of foreign investors. Resolution No. 697, dated 15 October 2026, was signed by First Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet Daniyar Amangeldiev.

According to the document, the National Agency for Investments under the President must launch a digital system for submitting and reviewing accreditation applications within three months after the resolution takes effect. The system will include digital cards for foreign investors and investment projects, as well as a unified register of accredited foreign investors. State bodies must set up electronic exchange of information needed for accreditation. If the information is already held in state digital systems, it will not be requested again from the investor.

Each accredited foreign investor will be assigned a responsible employee, a coordinator, who will support its activities in line with the approved regulation. State bodies, local administrations and self-government bodies will also be involved in interaction with the agency. The resolution enters into force 10 days after its official publication. Economist.kg previously reported that amendments to the investment law signed by President Sadyr Japarov provide for voluntary accreditation of foreign investors. The new resolution sets out the mechanism for carrying it out.