Agencies, organizations, and individuals will use QR codes when completing administrative procedures and checking results from May 25.
This is under a recent government circular on content and implementation measures relating to digitalizing paperwork and settling administrative procedures in an electronic environment.
The QR codes will be printed in the upper left corner of documents published on ministerial and provincial-level information systems for organizations and individuals to complete administrative procedures.
Basic information will be provided by the QR codes, such as the code for the document settling the administrative procedure, the code of the administrative procedure, an identification code for the organization or individual completing an administrative procedure, and the name of the document being published.
Information relating to an appointment for receiving results or additional data on the validity period and scope (if any) will also be available.
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