Kyrgyzstan is considering long-term visas for 20–30 years for investors willing to invest $300–400 thousand, - NAI
According to him, competition for foreign investments is intensifying at the global level, where both developing and developed countries are striving to attract capital. After the pandemic period, this process has somewhat slowed down. Currently, the total volume of foreign direct investments in the world is about $1.2 trillion, and Kyrgyzstan is also aiming to attract a portion of these funds.
Previously, investors were offered only land plots, but now the government is ready to provide a wider range of benefits: exemption from customs duties on raw materials and equipment, as well as from three types of taxes for up to five years for large, national, and strategic projects, with the possibility of extending for an additional five years.
“Such unique conditions for investors are offered in only a few post-Soviet countries,” noted Zheenaliev.
Additionally, the country is considering the possibility of providing long-term visas for a period of 20 to 30 years for investors willing to invest from $300,000 to $400,000. Furthermore, the deputy head of the agency reported on plans to develop an investment strategy by 2030, which should improve Kyrgyzstan's international image in statistical and international organizations.
He added that the state is actively creating a legal framework for venture financing and supporting startups, which in the future may attract global startup funds and investments to the republic after the relevant law is adopted.
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