‘Johor must adopt QR code system’


Beating traffic: Malaysian travellers on the Causeway or Second Link need only to generate a QR code via a mobile app before presenting it at the immigration counter in lieu of passports. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

JOHOR BARU: Frequent travellers between Malaysia and Singapore are hoping for a swift implementation of the QR code immigration clearance system at the two land border checkpoints here.

They said the system, which the republic has implemented last month, could save time and ease traffic congestion.

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