The Automated Passenger Clearance System (APCS) is a fully-automated in-vehicle clearance system that will allow drivers and passengers travelling by car to Johor to clear immigration without the need for an officer. Live trials are set to begin at Tuas Checkpoint in the coming months, with a view on rolling it out across Singapore's land borders from 2027.
Drivers and passengers travelling by car to Johor can soon clear immigration without the need for an officer. Live trials for a fully-automated in-vehicle clearance system are set to begin at Tuas Checkpoint in the coming months, with a view on rolling it out across Singapore's land borders from 2027.
There were nearly 245 million crossings across all checkpoints in 2025, up 6.3% from 2024. Claudia Lim takes a first look at the Automated Passenger Clearance System .
There were nearly 245 million crossings across all checkpoints in 2025, up 6.3% from 2024. Claudia Lim takes a first look at the Automated Passenger Clearance System . This browser is no longer supported We know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.
Automated Passenger Clearance System (APCS) Tuas Checkpoint Johor Land Borders Clear Immigration Live Trials 2027
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