The fixed prices used to calculate the subsidies have been set at:

liquefied petroleum gas for vehicles — $650 per ton.

However, the subsidies will now apply only to AI 92 gasoline. Previously, AI 95 was also included in the program.

The subsidy will be calculated as the difference between the fixed price set by the Cabinet and the cost of imported fuel specified in contracts and invoices, including transportation expenses.

To receive subsidies, importers must submit applications by the 25th day of the month following the reporting month. Depending on the import route, applications will be accepted by the State Tax Service, State Customs Service and Antimonopoly Regulation Service.

The resolution takes effect retroactively from August 1, 2026.

The Cabinet introduced the subsidy mechanism on May 25, 2026. At the time, it was announced that the measure would remain in effect until September 30. Kyrgyzstan imports around 95 percent of its fuel and lubricants from Russia. Amid earlier supply disruptions, gasoline and diesel prices increased, while some filling stations faced shortages of AI 95 gasoline and diesel fuel.