Mobile groups of the State Migration Service are traveling to villages: how to obtain a passport without traveling to the center

The mobile units of the State Migration Service of Ukraine continue to travel to remote populated areas to ensure citizens have access to administrative services. Last week, such groups operated in the Kherson, Kharkiv, and Sumy regions.

Kherson Region

From November 21 to November 27, mobile units visited four villages, accepted applications for ID cards and foreign passports, and issued 11 passport documents.

Since the beginning of the month, there have been 17 departures, resulting in 98 passports received, 78 applications for ID cards, 168 for foreign passports, and 3 for photo attachment.

Kharkiv Region

In the village of Yakovlivka of the Loziv district, the mobile group provided services to 22 local residents who received consultations on migration legislation.

Sumy Region

In the Khmelivka community of the Romny district, specialists provided the opportunity to obtain internal and foreign passports for 15 residents.

The mobile units of the State Migration Service will continue to work in remote areas to ensure equal access to quality administrative services for every citizen.

The mobile units of the State Migration Service create opportunities for citizens in remote populated areas of the Kherson, Kharkiv, and Sumy regions to obtain administrative services, allowing them to avoid the need to travel to regional centers.