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Saudi Arabia to Introduce Contactless Border Gates
Saudi Arabia plans to implement a universal system of contactless gates based on biometric measurements at border crossings and abroad to improve traveler movement, especially during peak seasons, without the need to expand spaces or increase staff. The system allows travelers to complete crossing procedures autonomously within seconds by scanning their biometric features with advanced sensors, reducing the need for human intervention and enhancing security procedures and transit speed. It is currently used at some entry points and is expected to be expanded to all international ports to support the tourism, pilgrimage, and business travel sectors, as well as to reduce errors and lower costs in the long term. The goal is to facilitate travel procedures and improve travelers' experiences. Currently, the number of international travelers is around 75.8 million, with an increase of 9.4%, and King Abdulaziz Airport is the busiest, recording 53.5 million travelers.
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