The care office operates in the Government Civic Center of Palo Blanco which was inaugurated in the last hours by the government.
Tegucigalpa The institutional isolation that historically affected the Nahuaterique cross-border communities comes to an end with the opening of the office of the National Institute of Migration (INM) Honduras the new Government Civic Center of Palo Blanco, in Nahuaterique, La Paz.
In addition, attention will be strengthened at the border point of La Concordia (Pasaramos) with El Salvador
With this fixed infrastructure, the institution mitigates decades of exclusion and isolation at the border, preventing local inhabitants from taking costly trips to the offices of the INM in Tegucigalpa or Comayagua to exercise their citizen rights.
The window unifies essential and high-tech procedures to facilitate direct care for families in Nahuaterique and nearby communities, providing services such as passport capture, extensions, registrations and renovations for foreigners.
In addition, it will function as an information and guidance centre for those in Honduras in this border area with El Salvador including information on immigration services for entry and exit.
The permanent presence of the immigration authority will directly complement government strategies consolidating Palo Blanco as the main centre of social development and civil security in the department of La Paz.
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