The recently implemented QR code customs clearance system at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints in Singapore has been praised by users in both Singapore and Malaysia. The system allows people to clear customs using QR codes instead of passports, aiming to reduce congestion and waiting times. Travellers hope for a similar system to be implemented on the Johor side to further expedite the process.
SINGAPORE: The new and significantly speedier QR code customs clearance system at Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints has gotten praise from users in Singapore and Malaysia .
One Malaysian who frequently crosses the border says he’s used the QR code on Singapore’s side and called his experience “breezy.” “We want to see whether the implementation has been successful or not.” Mr Mohamad Fazli added that he would meet with relevant offices after Hari Raya Aidilfitri to look into the matter.report, one netizen wrote, “That would be awesome if it’s implemented at the JB CIQ,” but added that he hopes it won’t “take years” to get done.
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