MUSCAT : Developed in cooperation with ONEIC, the service is available through 146 self-service kiosks distributed across the Sultanate’s governorates, giving beneficiaries more options to complete transactions conveniently and reduce the time and effort required.
Applicants can also submit licence applications through the ONEIC Pay application, expanding access to the ministry’s services through digital channels.
The initiative forms part of the ministry’s ongoing digital transformation efforts and its drive to modernise public services through technological solutions and partnerships with the private sector.
The ministry said the initiative aims to streamline administrative procedures, improve operational efficiency and enhance the quality of services provided to beneficiaries.
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