Kazakhstan: What Happens to Pension Savings After a Person's Death

Source: Kazinform · November 2, 2026, 01:09

Pension savings held in Kazakhstan's Unified Accumulative Pension Fund (UAPF) do not disappear when a person dies, according to a Kazinform report. Family members can receive money to organise a funeral, and the remaining funds pass to heirs.

A Kazinform correspondent looked into the procedure. The article explains how much can be received in 2026, who is entitled to payments and which documents will be required.

The piece focuses on the rules for claiming these savings after a death.

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