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Police say to expect lengthy delays at Queensland’s southern border, here’s what you can do to speed up the process.

show there were lengthy delays at Queensland’s southern border from noon on Friday.

Providing false information on the declaration or entering Queensland unlawfully could result in a $4003 fine. “Each person travelling must have a completed Queensland Border Declaration Pass and those travelling by road need to have one clearly displayed within their vehicle to enable priority passage,” Deputy Commissioner Gollschewski said.Passengers arrive at the Gold Coast Airport minutes after the borders were opened by the Queensland Government. Picture: Scott PowickThe Queensland Entry Declaration is valid for seven days and restrictions apply to all travel to Queensland – air, sea, rail and road.

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