Starting from April 1 of this year, the option for online vehicle registration will be launched in Kyrgyzstan through the "Tündük" application. This became known thanks to Kanibek Tumanbaev, the head of the president's office, during his visit to the state institution "Unaa" in Osh.
As Tumanbaev noted, citizens will no longer need to visit the institution in person to register a vehicle. The new approach will help avoid long queues and allow for remote registration. Additionally, a service for delivering documents and state license plates to homes will be introduced.
"Starting from April 1, you will only need to come to the 'Unaa' institution to receive state license plates and the technical passport. Currently, we are operating under the 'single window' principle," he added, addressing those present.
Tumanbaev also familiarized himself with the construction process of a new building for the institution and instructed to resolve financing issues. He emphasized that the facility is planned to be put into operation this year.
