Changwon Special City to Fully Waive Fees for Unmanned Civil Service Issuance Starting October 15
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Changwon Special City has announced a new policy to enhance the convenience of administrative services for its citizens. Starting October 15, the city will fully waive fees for 12 major documents issued through unmanned civil service kiosks installed within Changwon.
With this measure, citizens will be able to obtain frequently used documents, such as resident registration transcripts and family relation certificates, without any cost. Previously, the small fees incurred when using these kiosks were a minor but cumbersome burden for residents.
Changwon City expects that this policy will allow citizens to use non-face-to-face administrative services more easily and conveniently. Furthermore, as documents can now be issued for free without visiting government office counters in person, the efficiency of administrative tasks is also expected to improve.
This fee waiver is part of an effort to reduce the economic burden on citizens and increase accessibility to digital administrative services. Changwon City plans to continue identifying and implementing various administrative services that citizens can truly benefit from.
Sources: m.sisakoreanews.kr
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