The article is devoted to the issues of Kyrgyzstan integration in the Eurasian Union. At the meeting of the Presidents of Kyrgyzstan and Russia in July 2014, it was announced that the end of the integration process will be accelerated and Kyrgyzstan will become a member of the Union till the end of this year. However, rapid integration is connected with economic and political risks, and the voices of Eurasian Union critics became louder. In such circumstances, it becomes actual to analyze the priorities of the state members of the Eurasian Union and their external contractors which were formed over the past 20 years.

Eurasian Union, the Customs Union, investments, re-export, the factors of political influence