In the coming months, Kazakhstan will open a point where Russian citizens can receive Russian government services in the format of a multifunctional center — following the principle of a public service center (TsON). This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.
This was reported by Interfax, citing the office of Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko.
First project in Tashkent
The first such project is being prepared for launch in Tashkent on the basis of the Russian House. There, Russians will have access to in-demand services, including the processing of SNILS and electronic signatures.
"In Tashkent, on the basis of the Russian House, our compatriots will have access to the most in-demand services — for example, the processing of SNILS or an electronic signature," said Dmitry Grigorenko at the Digital Solutions forum.
Point in Kazakhstan
After Uzbekistan, a similar service point will open in Kazakhstan. The report does not specify the city, address, or exact launch date, nor the list of services that will be available at the Kazakh point.
Future expansion
In the future, foreign citizens will also be able to use such centers. The project is being implemented within the framework of the program "Support for Russian Citizens Abroad" with the participation of Russian agencies and organizations.