Singapore implementing QR code immigration clearance system for bus travellers starting Dec 16


SINGAPORE: QR code immigration clearance will be progressively implemented at all automated lanes and Special Assistance Lanes (SALs) in the bus halls of Singapore’s land checkpoints, starting with Tuas Checkpoint from Dec 16.

Singapore's Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said it aims to complete the implementation at both land checkpoints (Tuas and Woodlands) by mid-January 2025.

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