Consulate General of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Houston (USA)
Welcome to the Official Website of the Consulate General of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Houston!
The Consulate General of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Houston was established pursuant to Decree No. 1123 of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 15, 2025, “On the Opening of the Consulate General of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Houston, United States of America.”
Within its consular district, the Consulate General represents the interests of the Republic of Kazakhstan, provides consular and legal assistance to citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and delivers government and consular services in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
One of the key priorities of the Consulate General is to promote and strengthen mutually beneficial cooperation between Kazakhstan and the United States, particularly with the southern and central states of the United States, in the areas of trade and economy, investment, energy, culture, education, and humanitarian affairs.
The Consulate General also facilitates the establishment and development of business ties among government authorities, business communities, educational institutions, and public organizations in Kazakhstan and the United States, while supporting initiatives aimed at expanding bilateral partnership.
The consular district of the Consulate General comprises the following states:
| Arkansas | Louisiana | New Mexico |
| Colorado | Mississippi | Oklahoma |
| Iowa | Missouri | Texas |
| Kansas | Nebraska |
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