WELCOME TO Bus To Malaysia
Your Journey to Malaysia Starts Here
From Johor Bahru’s malls and food courts to Desaru’s beaches and the long road to Melaka and Kuala Lumpur — every route across the border, explained.
ABOUT US
Discover Malaysia, Just Across the Causeway
Bus To Malaysia is a practical guide to crossing the border from Singapore. We cover every cross-border bus route, both checkpoints, fares and timings, and the new RTS Link — so you can pick the fastest, cheapest way to get where you are going.
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Serving travellers between Singapore and Johor
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+66 1234 5678
FEATURED TRIPS
Popular Malaysia Routes
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Why Travel with Us?
Personalized Itineraries
We understand that every traveler is unique. That’s why we offer fully customizable tour packages to suit your preferences, whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a cultural journey.
Expert Local Guides
We track every cross-border bus route, checkpoint queue pattern and fare change so you do not have to. Practical, current information from people who make the crossing regularly.
Stress-Free Travel
From booking flights to arranging accommodations and tours, we handle all the details so you can focus on enjoying your trip. Our team is available 24/7 to assist you during your travels.
DEALS & DISCOUNTS
Johor Bahru & Beyond: Border Explorer
EXPLORE THAILAND
Beaches & Islands
Malaysia is home to some of Southeast Asia’s best food, shopping and beaches. Whether you want a day of hawker stalls and malls in Johor Bahru, a family weekend at Legoland, or a beach break at Desaru, it all starts with the same short crossing.
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Plan Your Trip to Malaysia
Heading across the Causeway? Whether it is a day trip to JB or a weekend in Desaru, start with our route guides.
THINGS TO KNOW
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to cross the border?
Weekday mid-mornings are the quietest times to cross. Avoid Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Sunday evenings and the eve of any public holiday in either country, when queues at Woodlands and Tuas are at their longest.
Can I visit more than one part of Malaysia in one trip?
Weekday mid-mornings are the quietest times to cross. Avoid Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Sunday evenings and the eve of any public holiday in either country, when queues at Woodlands and Tuas are at their longest.
Do you handle visa arrangements?
Weekday mid-mornings are the quietest times to cross. Avoid Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Sunday evenings and the eve of any public holiday in either country, when queues at Woodlands and Tuas are at their longest.
Can I customize my trip?
Weekday mid-mornings are the quietest times to cross. Avoid Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Sunday evenings and the eve of any public holiday in either country, when queues at Woodlands and Tuas are at their longest.
Can I get a refund if I need to cancel or reschedule my trip?
Weekday mid-mornings are the quietest times to cross. Avoid Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Sunday evenings and the eve of any public holiday in either country, when queues at Woodlands and Tuas are at their longest.
Are English-speaking guides available?
Weekday mid-mornings are the quietest times to cross. Avoid Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Sunday evenings and the eve of any public holiday in either country, when queues at Woodlands and Tuas are at their longest.
How long in advance should I book my trip?
Weekday mid-mornings are the quietest times to cross. Avoid Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Sunday evenings and the eve of any public holiday in either country, when queues at Woodlands and Tuas are at their longest.
What do I need to bring to cross into Malaysia?
Weekday mid-mornings are the quietest times to cross. Avoid Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Sunday evenings and the eve of any public holiday in either country, when queues at Woodlands and Tuas are at their longest.
Can you help with special occasions like birthdays or anniversaries?
Weekday mid-mornings are the quietest times to cross. Avoid Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Sunday evenings and the eve of any public holiday in either country, when queues at Woodlands and Tuas are at their longest.
What payment methods do you accept?
Weekday mid-mornings are the quietest times to cross. Avoid Friday evenings, Saturday mornings, Sunday evenings and the eve of any public holiday in either country, when queues at Woodlands and Tuas are at their longest.
