MSHI payment calculator

    Calculate MSHI payments by payer category, years, months and salary.

    About mandatory health insurance

    MSHI payment calculator in Kazakhstan

    The calculator provides an estimated mandatory social health insurance contribution or deduction for employers, employees, individual entrepreneurs, individuals working under civil contracts and independent payers.

    The calculation accounts for the selected category, year, individual months and declared income. You can calculate several years at once and enter a different salary or income amount for each month.

    Calculation procedure

    How to use the calculator

    1. Choose a payer category — Specify who the payment is for: an employer, employee, individual entrepreneur, civil-contract worker or independent payer.

    2. Select the years — Choose one or more available years. A separate monthly table will open for each selected year.

    3. Enter months and amounts — Select the required months and enter the income. Apply one amount to every month, then adjust individual values when necessary.

    4. View the calculation — Calculate the payment to see the total, yearly amounts and a detailed monthly breakdown.

    Choose a payer category
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    Choose a payer category

    The category determines the rate, calculation base and applicable limits.

    Enter monthly amounts
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    Enter monthly amounts

    Set one amount for all months or change individual values directly in the table.

    Payment years

    You can select several years at once.

    2026

    Calculation for 2026

    Months selected: 0

    Minimum wage: 85,000 ₸
    Base limit: employer — 40 minimum wages; employee and civil contract — 20 minimum wages
    Payment months
    IncludeMonthMonthly payment

    Useful information

    Questions and answers

    What are MSHI payments and what are they for?

    MSHI deductions and contributions form the funds of the Social Health Insurance Fund, which pays for care provided to insured people under the MSHI package. Regular payments affect a person’s participation in the system and insured status.

    What is the difference between deductions and contributions?

    Employers pay deductions for employees from their own funds. Employee contributions are withheld from income; individual entrepreneurs, private practitioners and independent payers contribute for themselves, while the state pays for categories specified by law.

    Who must pay MSHI and in which situations?

    The procedure depends on how income is received. Employers calculate payments for employees, tax agents for individuals working under civil contracts, while individual entrepreneurs and private practitioners pay for themselves. A person with no other basis for participation may pay as an independent payer; the state pays contributions for state-funded categories.

    Which laws regulate MSHI payment amounts?

    Payers, rates, calculation bases and limits are established by Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 405-V of 16 November 2015 On Mandatory Social Health Insurance. The minimum wage used for certain payments and limits is approved by the republican budget law for the relevant year.

    What amount is the payment calculated from?

    For employers, employees and individuals under civil contracts, the calculation generally depends on actual monthly income subject to statutory limits. For individual entrepreneurs and independent payers, the calculation base is linked to the minimum wage. It is therefore important to choose the correct category and enter income separately for each month.

    How should the calculator result be used?

    Use the result for a preliminary check and payment planning. Before paying, confirm the payer category, period, actual income and approved minimum wage. If figures differ, current law, payroll records and official Social Health Insurance Fund data take precedence.

    What should I do if a payment is missed or late?

    Check the debt separately for each month. An employer or other liable payer must settle arrears and any penalty required by law. To restore eligibility for MSHI care, a person generally needs to pay missed periods covering no more than the 12 months preceding the payment date and then check their status again.