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Queensland’s new border pass process aims to make checkpoints more ‘straightforward’
From Tuesday, Queensland’s border entry system will utilise an upgraded application process aimed at speeding things up in the wake of ongoing coronavirus restrictions.
Key points:
- Queensland’s latest border pass process aims to streamline entry and deter false declarations
- The online application process will auto-determine the type of pass you need
- Supporting documents will need to be uploaded
Queensland Police Deputy Commissioner Steve Gollschewski said the new arrangement should streamline entry at border checkpoints.
It would also reduce the risk of people attempting to enter the state under false pretences.
“While most people coming into Queensland do the right thing, there have been a number of instances of people attempting to blatantly…
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