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Technological tools will help speed up immigration control at the new Jorge Chavez international airport. The national superintendent of Immigration, Armando Garcia Chunga, presented the automated immigration control system at the new Jorge Chavez International Airport, whose installation is being carried out according to the established deadlines.
This cutting-edge technology has 21 digital registration kiosks, as well as 19 e-gates or electronic doors that will operate in the main air terminal of the country, both in the arrivals and international departures areas.
The aforementioned electronic kiosks will allow travelers to register in a simple way, in order to use the e-gates, which will contribute to partially mitigating the risk associated with the simultaneous concentration of international flights, produced during certain hours of the day, as well as the reduction of the Immigration space for immigration control.
During the activity, led by the head of the Interior, Juan Jose Santivanez, Superintendent Armando Garcia indicated that the automated immigration control will incorporate biometric identification technology, in addition to facial recognition, which will allow comparing the passengers information with that stored in the chip of his or her passport or National Identity Document (DNI).
These devices will speed up immigration control of passengers. In addition, it will optimize the system through interoperability mechanisms with key entities, safeguarding the security and internal order of the country.
It is important to note that they can be used by adult passengers, nationals or foreign residents, who have an electronic travel document, with biometric identification data, after registering their information, through the kiosks, website or mobile devices that will be available to them.
The presentation of the devices was also attended by Bill Fullerton, director of the new Jorge Chavez International Airport; the general of the National Police of Peru (PNP), Jesus Peralta, head of the Callao Police region; and PNP Colonel Herbert Matheus, head of Airport Security.
