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Australia to ditch paper arrrival cards for incoming travellers

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Lisa Cox
Australia to ditch paper arrrival cards for incoming travellers
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The Australian government is replacing paper arrival cards with digital declarations at all international airports and seaports. This $56.1 million initiative aims to modernize border processes and improve efficiency for travelers.

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