Licenses
Gambling in Laos operates under strict regulations primarily within Special Economic Zones (SEZs), where casino licenses target foreign investors and tourists.
The Kyrgyzstan Gaming Licence regulates gambling activities in the Kyrgyz Republic under the Law on Gambling Activities, primarily targeting land-based
The Kazakhstan Gaming Zone Licence regulates casino and slot machine operations within designated special economic zones, primarily in the Almaty region
The Japan IR Casino Licence, issued by the Japan Casino Regulatory Commission (JCRC), authorizes casino operations within designated Integrated Resort
Iraq maintains a total prohibition on all forms of gambling under its 1969 Penal Code, with no gaming licenses issued or available. Gambling databases
Gambling, including any form of gaming involving chance or betting, is strictly prohibited in Iran under Islamic law and the national penal code.
Gambling, including online gaming, remains strictly prohibited in Indonesia under Criminal Code provisions and ongoing enforcement actions.
The Sikkim Online Gaming Permit, governed by the Sikkim Online Gaming (Regulation) Act, 2008, authorizes operators to provide online gaming and sports
The Nagaland Gaming Licence, issued under the Nagaland Prohibition of Gambling and Promotion and Regulation of Online Games of Skill Act, 2015, regulates
The Goa Gaming Licence governs casino operations in Goa, India, under the Goa, Daman and Diu Public Gambling Act, 1976. Issued by the Goa government, primarily