Europrotocol in Kazakhstan: how to handle an accident without the police

Since 2024 drivers can handle minor accidents themselves via a mobile app. Conditions, limits and a step-by-step guide.

The europrotocol lets you handle a minor accident without calling the police — by yourself, via a mobile app. It saves hours of waiting on the road.

When you can use it

No more than two vehicles are involved, no one is injured, both drivers are insured and agree on the circumstances.

The damage must not exceed the set limit — otherwise the police must be involved.

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How to file it

Note the accident location, photograph the damage and the overall scene, fill in the notice in the mobile app and sign it with the other driver.

After that you can drive off and submit the documents to the insurer for the payout.

What to watch for

Make sure the other party has a valid OGPO policy. Don't leave the scene until filing is complete.

If the circumstances are unclear or the damage is large, it's safer to call the police.

Key takeaways

  • The europrotocol is for minor accidents with no injuries.
  • It's filed via an app, without the police.
  • Check the other party's policy and the payout limit.
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Arnur Erkenbayev
About the authorArnur ErkenbayevFinancial expert and analyst

Arnur Erkenbayev is a financial expert and analyst with over 11 years in Kazakhstan's financial sector. He holds a degree in Finance and Credit from Al-Farabi Kazakh National University and previously worked at Nurbank and the microfinance organization Kaz Credit Line. He specializes in lending, microfinance and financial security, helping Kazakhstanis make informed financial decisions. His commentary has appeared in Inbusiness.kz, Astana TV, Kazakhstanskaya Pravda and other outlets. At Polis Online he is responsible for the expert review of car-insurance content.

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