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SINGAPORE – The Malaysian border control agency has announced that network system maintenance will take place at the Johor Bahru checkpoint building during the off-peak hours of 12.30am to 3.30am from Feb 27 to March 14. <\/p>\n
The maintenance works are expected to cause disruptions at immigration clearance during this period.<\/p>\n
Disruptions are expected for traveller and vehicle inspections during the hours when the works are being conducted, said the Malaysia Border Control & Protection Agency (AKPS) for the Sultan Iskandar Building (BSI) on Feb 25.<\/p>\n
During those off-peak hours, the BSI typically handles travellers from Woodlands Checkpoint crossing the Causeway in cars, motorcycles and public transport, including factory bus services. <\/p>\n
Only<\/p>\n the QR code clearance lanes<\/p>\n <\/a> for motorcyclists using the MyNIISEe (National Integrated Immigration System) and MyBorderPass apps will not be affected, said the agency. <\/p>\n The works are being carried out by the Public Works Department (JKR) and BSI\u2019s facility management.<\/p>\n To expedite border checks and immigration clearance, the agency urged travellers to ensure that their travel documents are in order, their Touch \u2018N Go cards have sufficient balance for checkpoint road charges, and their Malaysia Digital Arrival Cards are filled out.<\/p>\n