Starting May 1, Kyrgyzstan will transition to electronic certificates

Starting from April 14, 2025, Bishkek and Osh will begin a phased transition away from paper certificates and other documents whose information is already available electronically through the Tunduk interagency interaction system.

From May 1, government bodies and local self-government authorities across the country will cease issuing paper certificates and extracts if this data is available through the Tunduk mobile application.

Exceptions are provided for:

— citizens aged fifty and older
— socially vulnerable categories
— cases where certificates are required for submission outside the Kyrgyz Republic.

These categories of citizens will be able to receive paper documents.

Starting from June 1, 2025, government bodies and local self-government authorities will not have the right to demand paper documents or their copies if the information can be obtained through the Tunduk system, except in cases of technical unpreparedness of information systems.

To use digital services, it is necessary to:

— install the free Tunduk mobile application on your smartphone
— obtain an electronic signature
— it is required for authorization
— familiarize yourself with the capabilities of electronic interaction via the www.tunduk.gov.kg portal or in the mobile application.

Consultative and practical support for citizens working with digital services will be organized locally. This will help adapt more quickly to new conditions and smoothly transition to electronic services.

Source: digital.gov.kg