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Toll roads

As of today, there are 25 toll road sections operating in the Republic of Kazakhstan, with a total length of 4,760 km, including: 12 sections of Category I roads with a total length of 2,231 km,

13 sections of Category II and III roads with a total length of 2,529 km.

The first section – Astana - Shchuchinsk. This road became a toll road in 2013.

Since January 2019, the following routes have been operating on a toll basis: Astana - Temirtau, Almaty - Khorgos, and Almaty - Konaev.

Starting from November 23, 2021, the following routes began operating on a toll basis: Astana - Pavlodar, Taraz - Kaynar, Shymkent - Kyzylorda, Shymkent - Taraz, Shymkent - Uzbekistan border, Konaev - Taldykorgan, Shchuchinsk - Kokshetau.

In 2023, during the period from October 8 to December 1, six more toll road sections were gradually launched: Pavlodar - Kalbatau, Beineu - Akzhigit, Uralsk - Samara, Pavlodar - Omsk, Kokshetau - Petropavlovsk, Uralsk - Saratov.

Since 2025, the following sections have been operating on a toll basis: Kyzylorda - Aralsk, Kostanay - Troitsk, Aktobe - Orenburg, Kostanay - Denisovka, Taraz Bypass, Balkhash - Burylbaital, Shu - Burylbaital, and Kandyagash – Makat.



Toll sections of roads

Main characteristics of toll sections and toll rates

Video series for users

KazToll Personal Account

Toll collection system for toll roads

My vehicles Ability to add and remove vehicles. Viewing the distance traveled

Balance check Checking the vehicle balance, replenishing the balance, receiving vehicle statements, detailing expenses

Rates Toll rates on toll roads

Online broadcasts from toll roads For more information about broadcasts from toll roads, please read our instructions

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Public contract

providing services for travel through toll sections

Model public agreement

Subscription fee

Residents of settlements adjacent to the toll area have the opportunity to receive an RFID tag

For owners of passenger vehicles registered in settlements adjacent to the toll area, a subscription fee is provided for 365 days. To register the Subscription Fee, the owner of the vehicle must contact the Operator's representatives at the Toll Points and provide the following information: vehicle registration certificate and identification card.

1STEP

Registration

Providing the Operator’s representative at the Toll Point with the necessary information

2STEP

Payment

Purchasing a Subscription Fee

3STEP

Installing an RFID tag

The Operator’s representative installs an RFID tag on the vehicle

Alternative methods of making an advance payment

Important! The fare for prepaid passenger vehicles is lower. Payment systems may charge a commission