Thousand of travellers cross from Singapore to Malaysia and vice versa daily. The most travelled route between the two countries is by road through the Singapore-Johor causeway. Malaysians, Singaporeans and foreigners alike shuttle acreoss the border every hour of the day. There are also several local daily flights from Singapore to many towns in Malaysia.

Transport option for travellers travelling form Singapore to Malaysia and vice versa

- Singapore to Malaysia by air

- Singapore to Malaysia by road

- Singapore to Malaysia by rail

- Singapore to Malaysia by sea

The Singapore - Malaysia border checkpoint crossings with customs and immigration:

1. Changi Airport - International flights worldwide and from Singapore - Malaysia.

2. Selatar Airport - scheduled flights from Singapore to Tioman island (Malaysia) and Batam (Indonesia). minor crossings

3. Causeway link from Woodlands checkpoint (Singapore) to Johor Bahru city, Johore (Malaysia), by road. A major crossing which is crowded during morning & evenings (before and after office hours); sometimes long queue during public holidays. The easiest place to get a bus or taxi.

4. Second link at Tuas, Singapore - road links to the North-south (PLUS or toll) expressway in Johor, Malaysia - by road; most coaches to Malaysia travel this route. Lack of transport sysytem at the crossing; mainly for private vehicles and coaches.

5. Railways - from Woodlands, Singapore for Singapore immigration and at Tanjong Pagar (Singapore) for Malaysian Immigration (confusing?!); from JB railway station, you can travel to KL, until Padang Besar and on Thai railways up to Bangkok.

6. Ferry terminals and checkpoints - from Singapore to JB:  Changi Point ferry terminal, Changi ferry Terminal, Tanah Merah terminal, HarbourFront. minor crossings

7. Singapore Cruise Centre, Harbour Front Centre, at Maritime Square - for cruise ships going to Port Klang or Langkawi. (Singapore Cruise Centre) minor crossings

For details on Transport in Malaysia, check our Malaysia Transport Options