Motorcyclists and pedestrians can now use QR code clearance at Johor land immigration checkpoints, reports CNA. This is an expansion of a pilot programme under the National Integrated Immigration System (MyNIISe) that began on September 22, which initially involved car lanes at Johor’s Sultan Iskandar Building (BSI) and Sultan Abu Bakar Complex (KSAB).
“Motorcyclists and pedestrians are encouraged to download the MyNIISe application to generate a personal QR code to use at the special lanes provided during the trial period,” the home ministry said in a statement. The pilot programme under NIISe serves to simplify immigration clearance and will run until Feb 28, 2026.
“During the NIISe trial phase, the existing QR code system and MyBorderPass application can still be used. However, the public, including foreign visitors, are encouraged to switch to the MyNIISe application for immigration entry matters at the entry points that have activated its use,” the home ministry added.
It is assumed that the MyNIISe app will likely replace MyBorderPass after the former’s trial phase ends in March next year. Drivers entering Singapore can simply scan a MyNIISe-generated QR code at dedicated lanes instead of waiting for manual checks at counters. Motorists must first register through the MyNIISe platform to generate a unique QR code linked to their travel details.
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