Singaporeans can use QR code to clear immigration at Johor land checkpoints from Sept 22


The MyNIISe app will help reduce congestion at the two Johor checkpoints, which see more than 300,000 people crossing daily. - Photo: FAZLI SALLEH/Facebook

JOHOR BARU: Singaporeans travelling to or from Johor Bahru can soon enjoy passport-less immigration clearance using QR codes, as Malaysia begins a trial run for its National Integrated Immigration System (NIISe) on Sept 22.

The MyNIISe app will cover Malaysians and travellers from 63 countries and territories, including Singapore, at the two land checkpoints in downtown JB and the Second Link.

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