Malaysians driving to Singapore can pass immigration via a QR Code and mobile app from March 19


It is worth noting that entry via QR code is only available to those who have previously visited the country. — Photo by Jay Ang on Unsplash

From next Tuesday (Mar 19), Malaysians travelling to Singapore over land through the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints will be able to clear immigration with just a QR code generated by MyICA, the Singaporean Immigration and Checkpoints Authority’s (ICA) mobile app.

Travellers will need to create a profile within the app to generate a QR code before reaching one of the checkpoints.

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