Full Text of the New Constitution

Here you can access the full text of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan online in Kazakh and Russian, along with official publications and comparative materials.

Current as of June 10, 2026. This page is updated as new official acts, decrees, and clarifications are published.
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Official Text of the Constitution

The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, adopted at the national referendum on March 15, 2026.

Available versions and materials:

Document Structure

The Constitution consists of a preamble and 11 sections:

  1. General Provisions – form of government, territory, state symbols, language
  2. The Individual and Citizen – rights, freedoms, obligations
  3. The President – status, powers, election procedure
  4. The Kurultai – composition, powers, formation procedure
  5. The Government – structure, functions
  6. The Constitutional Court – status, powers
  7. Courts and Justice – how the judicial system is organized
  8. Local Government – akimats and maslikhats
  9. Public Finance – core rules of public finance
  10. Supremacy of the Constitution – how the Basic Law prevails over other acts
  11. Transitional Provisions – entry into force and transition to the new system

How to Read the Constitution

For a quick overview:

  • Read the preamble – it outlines the state's core values
  • Study Section 2 (The Individual and Citizen) – your rights and freedoms
  • Review Sections 3–5 – how power is structured

For in-depth study:

  • Use the comparison table – it shows changes relative to the current Constitution
  • Pay attention to commentaries – they explain the meaning of specific norms

Official Sources

  • Official referendum website: referendum.gov.kz
  • Constitutional Court of RK: ksrk.gov.kz
  • Presidential Administration of RK: akorda.kz

Key facts

  • Full text available online in Kazakh and Russian
  • 11 sections: from constitutional fundamentals to transitional provisions
  • Comparison table – changes relative to the current Constitution
  • Explanatory materials – for understanding the reform logic