Liechtenstein Visa RequirementsFor Kazakhstan passport holders

Liechtenstein is a tiny Schengen principality between Switzerland and Austria. Use a Swiss or Austrian Schengen visa to visit.

Visa Required
90 days max stay
$87 visa cost
Vaduz
Europe
CHF (CHF)
German
UTC+1

Kazakhstan passport holders require a visa to enter Liechtenstein.

Apply for a Swiss or Austrian Schengen visa (Liechtenstein has no independent visa representation in Kazakhstan). Liechtenstein is best as a day trip from Zurich or combined with Switzerland.

Liechtenstein is part of the Schengen Area. Your stay counts toward the 90-day limit within any 180-day period for the entire Schengen zone. Learn more about Schengen rules →

Entry Requirements

Passport Validity

3 months beyond departure from Schengen

Blank Pages

2 blank pages required

Multiple Entry

Single entry only

Work Permitted

No - requires work visa

Required Documents

For Your Visa Application

Valid Passport

Valid 3 months beyond Schengen stay

Valid Passport

Valid 3 months beyond Schengen stay

Swiss or Austrian Schengen Visa

Covers Liechtenstein as Schengen member

Swiss or Austrian Schengen Visa

Covers Liechtenstein as Schengen member

Travel Insurance

EUR 30,000 minimum Schengen coverage

Travel Insurance

EUR 30,000 minimum Schengen coverage

Flight Bookings

Return flights to Switzerland or Austria

Flight Bookings

Return flights to Switzerland or Austria

Bank Statements

3 months financial history

Bank Statements

3 months financial history

Required at Entry

Valid Schengen Visa

In passport, shown within Schengen territory

Valid Schengen Visa

In passport, shown within Schengen territory

Current Travel Situation

Kazakhstan to Liechtenstein: What You Need to Know

Liechtenstein is a Schengen member with no embassies of its own in most countries. Kazakhstani citizens apply for a Swiss or Austrian Schengen visa to cover Liechtenstein. It is one of the world smallest and wealthiest countries.

How to Get There

Switzerland and Austria are the natural bases for visiting Liechtenstein.

Money & Banking

Liechtenstein uses Swiss Franc (CHF). KZT not exchangeable. Cards universally accepted.

Practical Tips

Vaduz Castle (exterior), the Kunstmuseum, Liechtenstein National Museum, and the National Tourist Office are the main Vaduz attractions. The Rhine Valley countryside and hiking are excellent. Liechtenstein is one of only two doubly landlocked nations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Kazakhstani citizens need a separate visa for Liechtenstein?

No separate visa needed. Apply for a Swiss or Austrian Schengen visa to cover Liechtenstein.

Do Kazakhstani citizens need a separate visa for Liechtenstein?

No separate visa needed. Apply for a Swiss or Austrian Schengen visa to cover Liechtenstein.

How do I get to Liechtenstein from Kazakhstan?

Fly to Zurich (Switzerland) then take bus/train to Vaduz, approximately 1.5 hours. Or fly to Vienna and take a train to Feldkirch then bus to Vaduz.

How do I get to Liechtenstein from Kazakhstan?

Fly to Zurich (Switzerland) then take bus/train to Vaduz, approximately 1.5 hours. Or fly to Vienna and take a train to Feldkirch then bus to Vaduz.

What makes Liechtenstein unique?

It is one of the world smallest countries, one of only two doubly landlocked nations, and has more registered companies than citizens.

What makes Liechtenstein unique?

It is one of the world smallest countries, one of only two doubly landlocked nations, and has more registered companies than citizens.

How much time should I spend in Liechtenstein?

Half a day to a full day is sufficient to see Vaduz castle, the museums, and the main street.

How much time should I spend in Liechtenstein?

Half a day to a full day is sufficient to see Vaduz castle, the museums, and the main street.

Is Liechtenstein a separate country from Switzerland?

Yes, Liechtenstein is a fully independent principality with its own government, royal family, and currency (CHF), though it uses Swiss currency and is in the Schengen zone.

Is Liechtenstein a separate country from Switzerland?

Yes, Liechtenstein is a fully independent principality with its own government, royal family, and currency (CHF), though it uses Swiss currency and is in the Schengen zone.

Can I get a Liechtenstein souvenir passport stamp?

The National Tourist Office in Vaduz offers a collectible tourist stamp as a souvenir (not an official passport stamp).

Can I get a Liechtenstein souvenir passport stamp?

The National Tourist Office in Vaduz offers a collectible tourist stamp as a souvenir (not an official passport stamp).

What currency does Liechtenstein use?

Swiss Franc (CHF), the same as Switzerland.

What currency does Liechtenstein use?

Swiss Franc (CHF), the same as Switzerland.