The government of the Kyrgyz Republic has initiated a comprehensive legal framework to assist foreign citizens and stateless persons currently residing in the country in violation of local migration status guidelines. According to an official executive decree signed by President Sadyr Japarov, a temporary "green corridor" operational protocol will be active across the state from July 1 to July 31, 2026. This administrative initiative offers an alternative exit channel for undocumented individuals to rectify their legal standings.

The core parameter of the new temporary emergency policy allows affected foreign nationals to exit the sovereign territory of Kyrgyzstan voluntarily without being subject to standard administrative fines or institutional penalties for visa overstays. To participate in the program, individuals must report to their local territorial police department based on their current place of residence to obtain an official verification letter required for clearance.

Upon receiving the police clearance document, applicants are required to independently submit an electronic exit visa application via the official online governmental portal. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kyrgyzstan validated that during this month-long amnesty period, standard exit visa processing fees will be waived, and statutory immigration enforcement fines will be fully suspended for registered applicants.

State departments emphasize that these specialized legal privileges apply strictly to individuals who present themselves to law enforcement agencies voluntarily and manage their electronic applications independently without using third-party commercial immigration agencies. The legal amnesty project is scheduled to conclude on July 31, 2026, precisely at 23:59 local time, after which the processing network will close and standard punitive measures will resume against remaining undocumented persons.