Immigration Control System Market Size & Share by Offering (Hardware, Software); Verification (Image Processing, Biometric, Facial Recognition, Fingerprint Recognition); End User (Border, Airports, Seaports) - Global Supply & Demand Analysis, Growth Forecasts, Statistics Report 2024-2036

Growth Drivers

• Growing Integration of IoT Technology - Advanced technology in immigration control system aimed at enhancing the functionality and capacity of border control systems are increasing the need for IoT devices and services to increase the accuracy of border crossing processes.  Continuing concerns about border security are increasing the demand for creative countermeasures to security threats. IoT-based biometrics has the potential to transform automated border controls while increasing traveler convenience and reducing security risks at borders.
• Increasing Security Concerns Due to Territorial Conflicts - The main reason for the market's growth is a heightened awareness of national safety concerns due to the growing territorial conflict among the two regions, as well as concern for passengers' comfort. An increasing number of people shift to other countries without proper passport and visas and become illegal immigrants over a particular region, this raises the security concerns more as thus drives the market growth further. In 2019, an estimated 25 to 40 percent of all illegal immigrants to the U.S. entered the country on legal visas at airports, then overstayed, and the rest entered the country illegally, according to a United Nations report.
• Growing Penetration of Chip Installed Passports - The need for reengineering the process from enrolment to issuing has arisen, as more and more passports are produced using chips or microprocessors. With millions of people accessing e-passports the deployment of smart air terminals and smart borders is rapidly growing. Furthermore, in order to address a variety of objectives, such as law enforcement, border controls, the identification of workers, access control, and attendance checks, biometric sensors have been deployed by governments around the world.

Challenges

• High in Cost – ICSs can be expensive to implement and maintain, requiring significant investment in hardware, software, and personnel. This can be a challenge for governments, especially those with limited budgets.
• Accuracy and Reliability is Predicted to Hamper the market Growth in the Upcoming Period
• Lack of Standardization is estimated to Pose Limitation on the Market Expansion in the Predicted Period.