The MyRentas application to be used at the BSI had yet to start due to technical glitches.
JOHOR BAHRU - The proof-of-concept period for the QR code immigration clearance at Bangunan Sultan Iskandar CIQ for users crossing the Causeway is poised to start in two weeks, said Johor state executive councillor Fazli Salleh on June 2.
“Those travelling through KSAB can use the QR code system through MyTrip, which is embedded in the MySejahtera mobile app. At the BSI, the mobile app travellers can use to test out the system is called MyRentas. “Based on our simulation, the usage of a QR code is five seconds faster compared with autogate usage.
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