Page 32 - Second Link News Today

All lanes at the two checkpoints will be fully operational. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

JOHOR BARU: At least 400,000 people are expected to commute via the two land borders with Singapore within the first week of the border reopening beginning on Friday (April 1).

Singapore News - KUALA LUMPUR - The Malaysian government on Wednesday (March 30) announced that all vehicles entering the country via the Johor-Singapore land borders will be exempted from toll payments for a week beginning from April 1. Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

PETALING JAYA: There will be a toll fare waiver for seven days beginning tomorrow for all vehicle classes at the two toll entry points from Singapore to Johor, says Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

At least 42,000 vehicles are expected to enter Malaysia every day. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Immigration services at Malaysia’s entry points will be back to their pre-pandemic strength in anticipation of large crowds of travellers as the country reopens its borders on April 1. Aside from having to handle travellers entering and leaving the country, the Immigration Department is also gearing up for the expected influx of applications for foreign workers.

From April 1, Singapore and Malaysia will reopen their borders to fully vaccinated citizens of the two nations without COVID-19 testing.

Since last year, tens of thousands of Singapore residents have resumed their passion for international travel via the city state's vaccinated travel lanes, after putting their globetrotting ways on pause for nearly two years. Many went as far afield as Britain and the United States during last year's holiday season. Yet, news on Thursday of a fuller reopening of the...

However, air travellers still need to do an RTK Antigen test two days before departure.

This will also apply to non-vaccinated children aged 12 and below. Meanwhile, travellers arriving by air will still be required to take a pre-departure test.