No barriers for 50,000 users of new ‘seamless’ e-channels at mega bridge
Starting June 25, approximately 50,000 regular users of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge will benefit from new "seamless" immigration e-channels. Hong Kong permanent residents aged 11 and older who frequently use the bridge can utilize these two new channels.

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AI-generatedStarting June 25, approximately 50,000 regular users of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge will benefit from new "seamless" immigration e-channels. Hong Kong permanent residents aged 11 and older who frequently use the bridge can utilize these two new channels. The Immigration Department's assistant director of information systems, Or Chung-yuk, announced that facial recognition technology will enable clearance without users needing to stop or present their identity cards. This initiative aims to provide a more efficient and uninterrupted crossing experience for eligible travelers.
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5 extractedThe new e-channels will bring a seamless experience to users' crossings.
Hong Kong permanent residents aged 11 or above who are regular users of the bridge can use the new e-channels.
Two new 'seamless' e-channels will be available from June 25.
Facial recognition will be used for clearance at the new e-channels.
About 50,000 regular users of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge will soon be able to pass through new immigration e-channels without stopping or displaying identity cards.