Mykhailo Fedorov / Photo from UNIAN
Fedorov said Ukrainians would be offered an e-passport, driver's license, car registration, and insurance.
Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov has named online government services that will appear in a year as part of a digital reform.
In an interview with the Novoe Vremya online publication, he said Ukrainians would have electronic passports, driver's licenses, car registration certificates and insurances in a year.
"We're planning to launch all this as early as January next year [2020]," the minister said.
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"Student and school IDs, as well as a pension certificate are almost ready. In a year, people will travel around the country with smartphones, without a single paper ID," Fedorov said.
In response to the comment that mobile coverage along all main highways across Ukraine is still unavailable, Fedorov said: "We have an offline application. There is a system of QR codes that will allow verifying authenticity of IDs."
The minister also talked about online services that would appear for businessmen in the near future.
"Electronic procedures for opening and closing companies, opportunities for paying taxes, notifications of changes in the company status, all sorts of anti-raider stuff," the minister stressed, adding he hopes the list would be short. "I'd like the state to regulate businesses to a minimal extent. I hope it will be so."