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The Age·3 min read·medium

Faster arrivals, fewer queues: Orange passenger cards to go digital nationwide

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Rob Harris
Faster arrivals, fewer queues: Orange passenger cards to go digital nationwide
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The Australian government is transitioning from paper-based incoming passenger cards to a digital 'Australia Travel Declaration' system. This $56.1 million initiative aims to speed up border processing and improve security screening.

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Digital modernization of border control is essential for managing increasing international travel volumes and improving biosecurity efficiency.

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