The development of electronic services and cooperation with TSNAP - the highest priorities of the Migration Service

The development of electronic services and cooperation with TSNAP - th...

09.06.2017

The development of electronic services and cooperation with TSNAP - the highest priorities of the Migration Service

June 9 held an expanded meeting of the board of Migration Service with the heads of territorial bodies and structural subdivisions of the Migration Service.

Opening the meeting, the Head Office Max Sokolyuk welcomed participants to the introduction of the EU visa regime for citizens of Ukraine and thanked all those who contributed their efforts in the implementation of the Action Plan to liberalize the EU visa regime for Ukraine.

The introduction of visa-free regime coincided in time with the seasonal increase in demand for passports, which caused a stir and turn to the migration service units, as Chairman of the DCC instructed the heads of local authorities to continue to improve the work of the centers of administrative services and enhance rozyasnyuvalnu work among citizens.

Number issued in May 2017 passports reached 340,000, up almost 60% more than in April and 77% more than in May last year. These figures encourage the acceleration refomuvannya territorial structure optimization of the burden on workers.

Maxim Sokolyuk also instructed to step up the development of electronic services, including e-service queue. By June the electronic stage is in. 8 Kiev and regions since the beginning of 2017 115 thousand citizens have issued passports and 43 thousand - ID-passports by writing to the email queue. E turn to receive citizens more transparent and convenient for citizens.

Among the issues that need special attention of local leaders Migration Service, is the issue of control of legality identification and documentation. Recently fikuyutsya attempts to use forged documents to process biometric passports and are successful examples of cooperation between regional migration service departments with law enforcement. Maxim Sokolyuk instructed the heads of local authorities to provide immediate awareness of law enforcement officers found fake documents, providing not only cease to attempt to document, but the detention by police officers.