Australia to Expand Digital Traveller Declaration System

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Australia is expanding its digital traveller declaration system, a replacement for paper incoming passenger cards.
Trialled on Qantas flights, it will be available via a webform to all international travellers from next year and integrated into airline apps, aiming to reduce airport congestion.

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Australia is expanding its digital traveller declaration system, a replacement for paper incoming passenger cards. Trialled on Qantas flights, it will be available via a webform to all international travellers from next year and integrated into airline apps, aiming to reduce airport congestion.

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