Malaysians can now use Taiwan’s e-Gate for immigration clearance

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The Taiwan ese embassy in a statement said its authorities have granted the allowance since Nov 7, making Malaysia the seventh country to collaborate with Taiwan on the use of autogates immigration facilities, following the United States, South Korea, Australia, Italy, Germany, and Singapore.

"From now on, Malaysian travellers who meet the eligibility criteria can use Taiwan’s e-Gate for entry and exit. We welcome all friends to share and spread this good news to the public. "They can register once at the registration counter in the arrivals hall and subsequently use Taiwan’s e-Gate for entry and exit procedures," the statement said on Wednesday .

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