Those travelling by bus to Singapore can use QR code clearance and do not need to show their passports at Tuas Checkpoint starting 16 December.
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Starting 16 December 2024, bus passengers travelling to Singapore via Tuas Checkpoint do not need to show their passports. Singapore’s Immigration & Checkpoints Authority said it aims to complete the passport-less clearance initiative implementation at both land checkpoints, Tuas and Woodlands, by mid-January 2025.As of 1 December, nearly 28 million travellers had used QR codes for immigration clearance at land checkpoints. ICA added that all bus passengers, including those on wheelchairs and family groups of up to four persons, can use QR code clearance at the bus halls.
ICA also encouraged travellers to use the MyICA mobile application to present their QR codes instead of relying on printed or screenshot copies.
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