This was reported by the e-Government Agency, which provided a list of government agencies that offer 100% of their services online.
According to estimates made as part of the digital transformation monitoring process, in 2025 alone, the use of digital government services resulted in savings of more than 853 million lei by reducing the time required to provide and access services.
Another 14 government agencies exceeded the 50% threshold for digital service availability, and some even have a rate of over 80%, the agency reports. Digital services are available on EVO, an integrated app or portal for accessing government services.
Thus, citizens can access information on 629 government services, of which 426 can be requested online (with or without an electronic signature), accounting for 67.7% of all government services.
At the same time, citizens can submit applications or requests for access to information to the agencies providing these services, as the portal is linked to eDemocratie.gov.md.
Leaders in the digital transformation of public services:
- State Road Administration S.A.
- Agenția de Guvernare Electronică
- Agricultural Intervention and Payments Agency
- Environmental Agency
- Agency for Geodesy, Cartography, and Cadastre
- National Archives Agency
- National Communications Regulatory Agency
- National Public Health Agency
- National Food Safety Agency
- National Road Transport Agency
- Naval Agency of the Republic of Moldova
- Public Property Agency
- National Bureau of Statistics
- Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova
- National Center for Sustainable Energy
- Central Election Commission
- Audiovisual Council of the Republic of Moldova
- National Council for Health Assessment and Accreditation
- National Inspectorate for Technical Supervision
- State Social Inspectorate
- Public Institution “Real Estate Cadastre”
- National Institute of Metrology
- IP Public Audit Oversight Council
- Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization
- Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development
- Ministry of Justice
