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Travellers entering and leaving Trinidad and Tobago will soon be required to complete immigration arrival and departure cards online as authorities prepare to replace the long-standing paper-based system used at the country’s ports of entry.
A notice issued by the Immigration Division of the Ministry of Homeland Security to stakeholders indicates that the Online Arrival and Departure Card Platform is scheduled to go live on March 17.
Asked for confirmation yesterday, Minister of Homeland Security Roger Alexander said the ministry will host a press conference this morning to provide further details on the initiative.
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