Personal data
in Kazakhstan

A library of materials on personal data protection in Kazakhstan — statutes, secondary legislation, regulator guidance, case law and articles, each with a short annotation — plus working notes by topic.

This is not legal advice. Notes reflect a current understanding of the subject, are updated over time and always link to primary sources. Notes are written in Russian; English summaries are provided.

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Secondary legislation283-НҚKazakhstan

Standard on the use of artificial intelligence in secondary education of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Order of the acting Minister of Education No. 283-NK of 28 September 2026) (opens in a new tab)

A sector act on AI in schools with express rules on pupils' data: school staff, not the system, decide on grades and discipline (para 4); materials are anonymised before being passed to third-party AI services (para 5); no demanding a pupil's full prompt history (para 8).

Key provisions
paras 4 (opens in a new tab)–6 (opens in a new tab), para 8 (opens in a new tab), para 11 (opens in a new tab), paras 14 (opens in a new tab)–16 (opens in a new tab)

● Checked 26 October 2026in forceAutomated processing and AI

ConstitutionKazakhstan

Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan (adopted by national referendum on 15 March 2026) (opens in a new tab)

The new Constitution, in force from 1 July 2026 in place of the 1995 Constitution (Art. 94). Article 21 for the first time expressly guarantees protection of personal data against unlawful collection, processing, storage and use, including by digital technologies.

Key provisions
Art. 21 (opens in a new tab), Art. 94 (opens in a new tab)
In force from
1 July 2026

● Checked 26 October 2026in forceProcessing principlesScope and key terms

Code360-VIKazakhstan

Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Public Health and the Healthcare System" (opens in a new tab)

Personal medical data, the fact of seeking care, health status and diagnosis constitute medical secrecy (Art. 273(1)); Art. 273 lists when they may be disclosed without consent, and Art. 62 covers digital resources with medical data.

Key provisions
Art. 62 (opens in a new tab), Art. 273 (opens in a new tab)

● Checked 26 October 2026in forceTypes of personal dataHealthcare