Singaporeans visiting S. Korea can skip immigration lines with expansion of auto-gate system


Registration is currently available only at Incheon International Airport. - ST READER

SINGAPORE: Singaporeans can now skip immigration queues at South Korea airports following the expansion of the country’s automated immigration clearance system.

In a Facebook post on Dec 23, the Singapore Embassy in Seoul said the smart entry service auto-gate system has been available to Singaporeans aged 17 and above entering and leaving South Korea since Dec 1.

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