(haipo) – The Ministry of Justice stops the clock, in order to prevent harm to civilians and businesses during the war.
Following the war and the difficulties experienced by citizens and businesses in renewing various licenses and permits, the Ministry of Justice announced a cross-cutting move aimed at preventing the expiration of regulatory permits at a time when they cannot always be processed in a timely manner. The Ministerial Committee for Legislative Affairs approved an automatic three-month extension for a wide range of licenses and permits, to ensure functional continuity in the economy and make things easier for the public.
What does the new arrangement include?
The extension will apply to permits that expired between February 28, 2026 to May 31, 2026, and will include many areas: business licenses, planning and construction permits, production licenses, import permits, and more. In addition, a one-month postponement of deadlines related to financial sanctions procedures has been set. The Ministry of Justice emphasizes that the move is intended to prevent unnecessary shutdown of essential services and to help businesses and citizens cope with the challenges created during the fighting.
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