The International Arbitration Court "IAC" is a permanent international arbitration of universal jurisdiction for resolution of disputes arising between parties of civil legal relations; is one of the founders of the Arbitration Chamber of the Republic of Kazakhstan

The institution was established in 2001 under the name International Arbitration Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In 2008, the institution was renamed to the International Arbitration Centre, where the Trial Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan "IAC" and the International Arbitration Court "IAC" were established. In 2016, due to the changes in the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan on arbitration, the Trial Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan "IAC" was abolished and its functions for the consideration of disputes between residents of the Republic of Kazakhstan were transferred to the International Arbitration Court "IAC" (International Arbitration Court). Consequently, at present the International Arbitration Court "IAC" is entitled to consider any disputes on which the following arbitration is listed: International Arbitration Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan, The Trial Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan "IAC", and the International Arbitration Court "IAC".

The International Arbitration Court "IAC" due to professional and objective resolving has accumulated a wide experience in arbitration proceedings in various areas of economy, including banking and financial services, the industrial and construction industries, oil and gas, and others, with participation of large domestic and foreign companies from different countries, such as: Republic of Kazakhstan, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, New Zealand, Republic of Korea, Swiss Confederation, Russian Federation, Ukraine, the People's Republic of China, Republic of Latvia, Republic of Turkey, the Arab Republic of Egypt, Republic of Tajikistan, Kyrgyz Republic, the Seychelles, and others.