Kazakhstan

The children in Kazakhstan are, in general, very healthy and very well cared for. Last year, more than 800 children were adopted from Kazakhstan.

There are many wonderful Asian and Caucasian children, from 6 months of age and up. The children must stay on a national database for 5 months. After this period of time, these children will be available for international adoption. Sibling groups are available, most likely they will be of the ages 3 and up or twins. Kazakhstan also allows the adoption of two unrelated children. The children are generally healthy, with the exception of some having minor special needs.

Adoptive Parent Requirements

The program is open to single women or married couples. The family must meet United States Immigration requirements as well as provide a complete dossier of paperwork to Kazakhstan officials. The dossier guide you will be given later will give you detailed instructions as to what documents are necessary to adopt in Kazakhstan.

Country and Culture

Kazakhstan is a former Soviet Union republic bordering Russia southern border and was the second largest country to come out of the breakup of the former Soviet Union in 1991. Covering over 1 million square miles, its about half the size of mainland America. Although most people are unfamiliar with Kazakhstan and its people, internationally it is best known for being the home of the Russian space program including the MIR and International space stations. Kazakhstan is also a developing nation that is currently involved with numerous joint ventures with western European and American companies to develop its vast number of raw natural resources and to grow their economy.

The Kazakhs constitute about 46% of the population (compared to 32% in 1970). Russians, who came to live in large numbers during the Soviet period, constitute 35%, Ukrainians, 5%, and ethnic Germans, 3%; the remaining 11% consists of smaller numbers of other European and Asian peoples. The culture and food reflect this and most people are bilingual in Kazakh and Russian or another language.

The educational and health-care systems, developed under the USSR, follows Soviet model, although some changes were introduced since independence in 1991. Restrictions on religion, for example, have been relaxed. The traditional Kazakh was nomadic and pastoral, but today their way of life and cultural expressions show strong Russian influences.

Adopt a Miracle assists you throughout the entire adoption process in Kazakhstan, which includes document gathering, assignment, travel, accommodations and the in country process in Kazakhstan. You can feel confidant that you will be taken care of overseas with friendly English-speaking staff.

Grants Available

Adopt a Miracle is pleased to announce that $1500 grants are now available to qualified families adopting a child from Kazakhstan. 

This financial assistance is available to families wishing to adopt a child aged 1 year to 16 years old. Adopt a Miracle's experienced staff, both in the US and in Kazakhstan, will assist the families in successfully bringing their child home.

Why choose Kazakhstan?

• Beautiful children of all ages are waiting for families
• You can meet a child in the orphanage and make your decision there
• We can expedite all your dossier registrations
• You can travel in approximately 2-3 months after your adoption documents are ready!
• We can escort child to US
• You will receive a Grant of $1,500 applied to your adoption services fee

Please visit www.ourkazakhangel.com to learn about one family's journey to find their daughter in Kazakhstan and bring her home.  

To discuss our Kazakhstan adoption program, or adoption in general, please contact us at info@adoptamiracle.com or call us (303) 216-9009.

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