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Articles from Artimus
30/06/2008
Inefficient ICA? Not So....
By Artimus @ 1:02 PM :: 493 Views :: 2 Comments :: :: General
Why jam at checkpoint? Not because ICA is not efficient... if singaporean stop going to JB to top-up cheap petrol, there will not be so much jam in the first place. And why Malaysian immigrantion clearance so fast? Because they know that singapore ICA is very stringent in their security checks, thus they dun have to do double-job again. And at times, have you encounter Singaporean passport and other foreigners' passport not stamp by the Malaysian immigration? Is that what you call efficient immigration clearance by our Malaysian counterpart? Besides Malaysians, their passport need not be check at all by their own immigration, they just "show passport and go". So even if your malaysian passport is forged or impersonation of a malaysian, their immigration can't detect at all.. is this what you call efficient immigration? Do you want of singapore ICA to be like that? Immigration officers at checkpoint, their job is not just "chop chop passport" that easy. As an outsider who doesn't know anything about clearance, there is more to it.
 
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