Check MSHI status
Check insurance status and payment periods in Kazakhstan’s mandatory social health insurance system.
About mandatory health insurance
Check MSHI status by IIN
The service checks by IIN whether insurance is active in Kazakhstan’s mandatory social health insurance system. A 12-digit IIN is required for the request.
The result includes the current status, the latest paid period and the available payment calendar by year. The information comes from the Social Health Insurance Fund system, and the IIN is not stored by memleket.kz.
Check procedure
How to check MSHI status
Enter the IIN — Enter all 12 digits without spaces, hyphens or other characters.
Start the check — Select the check button and wait for the Social Health Insurance Fund system to respond.
Review the status — The service shows whether the person is insured and provides the latest paid period when available.
Review payment periods — Switch between the available years to view monthly payment information.
Useful information
Questions and answers
What is MSHI and what is it for?
MSHI is the mandatory social health insurance system that expands access to planned and specialised medical care for insured people. Care is funded through contributions and deductions paid into the Social Health Insurance Fund.
Which laws regulate MSHI?
The main rules are set by Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 405-V of 16 November 2015 On Mandatory Social Health Insurance. The types and scope of care are also regulated by the Code No. 360-VI of 7 July 2020 On Public Health and Healthcare System and the Medical Care Guarantee Program for 2026–2028, approved by Government Resolution No. 840 of 9 October 2025.
What does “Insured” status mean and who receives it?
The status means that a person is entitled to medical care under the MSHI package. It is assigned to people for whom deductions and/or contributions are paid, as well as to categories whose contributions are paid by the state.
What care is available without “Insured” status?
A person without insured status still has the right to the guaranteed volume of free medical care. This package includes care provided by law and the current Guarantee Program; services under the MSHI package become available after insured status is obtained.
How can insured status be obtained or restored?
If contributions have not been paid, eligibility for care under MSHI generally requires payment for unpaid periods covering no more than the 12 months preceding the payment date. Check your payer category before paying: different rules apply to state-funded categories and certain special cases.
What should I do if my status changes unexpectedly or the data is wrong?
Check payments for the last 12 months. Employees should confirm deductions with their employer, while people in state-funded categories should verify that their government records are current. If payments are present but the status has not updated, call 1414 for MSHI assistance.
Is status retained when payments are temporarily paused?
From 2026, people who continuously participated in MSHI and paid their own contributions for five years may retain insured status for up to six months during a temporary payment pause. The missed periods must then be paid, otherwise the status will be lost.