The Republic of Kazakhstan, which gained its independence with the collapse of the bipolar world order, faced many economic and national security problems. Since the first day of its independence, it has tried to solve these problems with integration movements. On the one hand, Kazakhstan pioneered the establishment of some organizations in order to implement its own foreign policy objectives in the region, on the other hand, it actively participated in the organizations established based on keeping Russia and China on an equal footing. Thus, the balanced multi-dimensional foreign policy of Kazakhstan in order to survive as an independent state was also reflected in the regional integration movements. In the research, the integration process in Kazakhstan's foreign policy will be examined and some important problems in the context of national security will be discussed.