Originally Posted by
Nineshsimbers
fam, it’ll be fine. Live like an expatriate and you are sorted my man.
hm, interesting... what do you mean like "an expatriate"?
Can anyone please explain how we don’t have to convert our licenses? Just a ‘local validation’. Sounds dodgy as hell.
Company will arrange a validation with local CAA, usually it takes 1-3 months and it's valid for 1 year.
I wouldn't recommend you to change EASA license to the local one:
1. If you have glasses, had some surgeries or have some minor things with your health you will not pass the initial medical. it's still as same as in Russia - everybody should be as healthy as to be able to serve in army's jet fighters.
2. You will need to pass all theory exams in Russian language.
3. You can use this license in Kazakhstan only