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Ben Paarmann describes how Kazakhstan carefully manages its currency to avoid appreciation as oil prices rise.
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If you can give me any advice on how to obtain a Kazakh visa while in Bishkek, please let me know. My email address is gethallison@clearwater.edu. Thanks so much for your help.