Malaysia’s home ministry says it is considering creating a special immigration “lane” to help Johor voters who are returning from Singapore ahead of upcoming Johor state elections. Home minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail says the ministry will “respond accordingly” once Malaysia’s Election Commission announces the key polling dates, which are expected on Friday. Multiple reports indicate the proposed measure is contingent on the Election Commission’s timetable and would be implemented to facilitate smoother entry for eligible voters travelling back to Johor to cast their ballots. The sources do not provide further details on how the lane would work, such as eligibility criteria, staffing, operating hours, or which immigration checkpoints would be involved. The plans are therefore framed as a decision that will be shaped after the election dates are officially released. Until then, the home ministry’s position is limited to preparing to adjust arrangements based on the polling schedule.