The morphological ontogeny of Pilogalumna kazakhstanica sp. nov. from Kazakhstan is described and illustrated. The adult stage of this species is most similar to P. ornatula Grandjean, 1956, but differs from it mainly by slightly smaller body size and by having two postanal porose areas, whereas P. ornatula has usually a single porose area. In P. kazakhstanica the prodorsal porose area Ad and all notogastral porose areas are framed by dark brown integument, whereas in P. ornatula framed is usually porose area A1. The larva of P. kazakhstanica has 12 pairs of gastronotal setae, most are short and smooth, except for medium-sized and barbed c₂, c₃, h₁ and h₂, and minute, smooth h₃, the nymphs have 15 pairs, most are short and smooth, except for medium-sized and barbed c₂ and c₃. In the juvenile instars the gastronotal shield is poorly developed, bearing setae of d-, l-series and h₁ in the larva, and setae of d-, l-, h-series and p₁ in the nymphs. In all juveniles, a humeral organ is present, and setae of c-, ad-series and p₂ and p₃ are with microsclerites.