Seamless Transit: Malaysia to Launch Nationwide Biometric Immigration System from September 2026
Malaysia rolls out its MyNIISe immigration system in September 2026, cutting airport queues to 5 seconds via advanced biometric border technology.
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Malaysia rolls out its MyNIISe immigration system in September 2026, cutting airport queues to 5 seconds via advanced biometric border technology.
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