Loke assures RTS Link travellers: Passports accepted, QR system offered as digital option
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JOHOR BAHRU, Aug 18 — Passengers travelling on the Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link can still use their regular passports for immigration clearance, while QR...
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Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the use of QR codes was not the only clearance method available to travellers at the Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex at the RTS Link Bukit Chagar.
“Regular passports can also be used. So, the QR code is an option available to travellers, but they can also use their regular passports,” he told reporters after a media visit to the RTS Link project at the RTS Link Bukit Chagar Station here today.
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