Malaysia to Launch Advanced Immigration System 'MyNIISe' to Enhance Border Control
Malaysia is set to launch its National Integrated Immigration System (MyNIISe) this September, replacing the 20-year-old MyIMMs. By utilizing facial recognition and QR codes, the system aims to slash inspection times to 4-5 seconds. Alongside tech upgrades, the government is bolstering border security through personnel expansion.
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