Singapore rolls out passport-less immigration clearance
The Daily Guardian|October 25, 2024
Singapore has rolled out passport-less immigration clearance across all four terminals at Changi Airport, officials said on Thursday.
Singapore rolls out passport-less immigration clearance

Under the initiative, arriving and departing Singapore residents — which include Singapore citizens, permanent residents and long-term pass holders — can clear immigration solely by using their facial and iris biometrics.

However, children below the age of six years will not be able to use the automated lanes for immigration clearance.

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