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 Transport from Singapore to Johor, Malaysia

GuideGecko Travel Magazine > Transport from Singapore to Johor, Malaysia

 

Transport from Singapore to Johor, Malaysia

From Singapore to Johor, Malaysia - Transport

 

Johor Bahru

Johor Bahru, Malaysia is popular among locals who want to get cheaper prices for their shopping, beauty treatments, haircuts and golf games. Many buses travel from Singapore to Johor Bahru, and the bus fare for any Singapore to JB bus is usually under SGD4.

 

 

Taking a bus from Singapore to Malaysia

 

All buses going from Singapore to Johor Bahru, Malaysia stop at Singapore immigration and Malaysian immigration where you must alight with all your luggage and your passport to go through customs. The entire process of crossing the Causeway takes at least an hour.

 

  • SBS Bus 170

Board 170 in Singapore at Queen Street Terminal or Kranji MRT (faster). Kranji MRT is just 10 minutes from the border. SBS Bus 170 (red plate, S$1.30) alights at Larkin Terminal in JB, while SBS Bus 170 (blue plate, S$1.00) alights at Kotaraya Terminal in JB.

 

  • SBS Bus 160

Board 160 at Jurong East MRT via Kranji MRT and alight at Kotaraya Terminal. (S$1.50)

For more information on SBS buses, visit Singapore Bus Services’ website.

SBS Customer Services hotline: 1800 287 2727 (Mon-Fri, except public holidays, 8am-6pm)
SBS Lost and Found hotline: +65 6383 7211

 

  • SMRT Bus 950    

Board 950 at Woodlands MRT via Marsiling MRT and alight at Kotaraya Terminal (S$1.20)
For more information on SMRT buses, visit SMRT’s website.

SMRT customer hotline: 1800 3368 900 (Mon-Fri, except public holidays, 7.30am-6.30pm)
SMRT customer relations email: CorpComms@smrt.com.sg


  • Causeway Link (CW1, 2, 3)

Board CW1 at Kranji MRT, and alight at Larkin Terminal via Kotaraya Terminal. (S$1-1.30)
Board CW2 at Queen Street Terminal and alight at Larkin Terminal. (S$3)
Board CW3 at Jurong East MRT and alight at Taman Bukit Indah via the Second Link. (S$4)


For more information on Causeway Link buses, visit the Handal Indah website.
Causeway Link customer hotline: 6896 4084
Counter: L3-25B IMM Building Jurong East St 21
Causeway Link email: handal@singnet.com.sg

 

  • Singapore-Johor Express    

Board the Singapore-Johor Express at Queen Street Terminal and alight at Larkin Terminal. (S$2.40)

 

And that sums up the bus guide from Singapore to Johor Bahru... we wish you have a smooth bus journey!

 

 

Taxis to JB

You can take a Singapore cab from the Queen Street Singapore Taxi Terminal to the Johor Bahru Taxi Terminal at Kotaraya II Terminal. (S$10/person). It won’t make crossing customs faster, but at least you don’t have to leave the cab or move your luggage out of it during your journey.

 

 

On Foot

 

Crossing the Causeway on foot is not allowed but still frequently done. It’s a 2-kilometre walk with pedestrian walkways that are often bumpy or non-existent. Walking is a good choice if you have no heavy bags, but for most travellers, Johor Bahru travel is more comfortably done on wheels.

 

 

Places to visit in JB

 

Visit JB’s largest mall, AEON Tebrau City (Mon-Sun 9.30am - 11.00pm, 07-3511110) and the closest mall to Singapore, City Square (open daily, 607-2219989). City Square is right beside the entry point to JB from Singapore. For a historical tour of JB, visit the Sultan Abu Bakar State Mosque, the Sultan Abu Bakar Royal Palace Museum (Sat-Thurs, 9am-5pm, 607-2230555) and the Sultan Ibrahim Building.

 

 

Malaysia Travel Guide Books at special prices

 

Check out Frommer's Singapore & Malaysia for a 308-page guide to the best places of interest, the most value-for-money hotels, authentic places of worship and nature tours in Singapore, Malaysia and even Borneo. Packed full of useful travel information, this is the only travel guide you’ll need to bring with you to both sides of the Causeway.


DK Eyewitness Malaysia and Singapore shows you the forests, mountains, beaches, wildlife, architecture and cities of Malaysia and Singapore in full-colour pictures, maps and even 3D models. Keep it as a souvenir of your journey!

 

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