Malaysia to trial QR code immigration clearance for locals entering Singapore by land from 1 June
The proof-of-concept will run for three months, starting with motorcycles and buses first before being expanded to other vehicles.
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The proof-of-concept will run for three months, starting with motorcycles and buses first before being expanded to other vehicles.
Factory workers commuting to Singapore from across the Causeway may soon enjoy shorter commutes when the pilot of a new immigration clearance system is launched in June.
The pilot run will see immigration officers boarding the buses, equipped with handheld QR scanners to clear immigration inspection.
The system will involve travellers using an unique QR code to cross immigration. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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