Please take note of the colouring representing "Singapore - Border Crossing - Malaysia".
SBSTransit
160: Jurong East - Kranji MRT - Causeway - Kotaraya Terminal
170: Queen Street - Kranji MRT - Causeway - Larkin TerminalSMRT
950: Woodlands Regional Interchange - Marsiling MRT - Causeway - Kotaraya Terminal
Causeway Link
CW1: Kranji MRT - Causeway - Larkin/JB Sentral
CW2: Queen Street - Causeway - Larkin/JB Sentral
CW3: Jurong East - 2nd link - Gelang Patah - Bukit Indah Terminal
CW4: Jurong East - 2nd link - Gelang Patah - Pontian
CW4G: 2nd link (Malaysian side) - GP Sentral
CW5: Newton - Causeway - Larkin/JB Sentral
CW6: Boon Lay - 2nd link - Gelang Patah - Bukit Indah Terminal
CW7: Tuas Link MRT - 2nd link - Mall of Medini/Legoland
Singapore Johore Express
Queen Street - Causeway - Larkin Terminal
Kranji MRT station, transfer bus to and from Malaysia (Johor Bahru)| Line | Stops in Singapore | Stops in JB | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Causeway Link CW-1 | Kranji MRT only | Larkin | $1.30, RM1.30 |
| Causeway Link CW-2 | Queen St only | Larkin only | $3.20 |
| Causeway Link CW-3 | Jurong East MRT | Bukit Indah via 2nd Link | $4.00 |
| SBS 170 (red plate) | Queen St via Kranji | Larkin only | $1.70 |
| SBS 170 (blue plate) | Kranji MRT | JB Sentral only | $1.10 |
| SBS 160 | Jurong East via Kranji | JB Sentral only | $1.60 |
| SMRT 950 | Woodlands via Marsiling | JB Sentral only | $1.30 |
| Singapore-Johor Express | Queen St only | Larkin only | $3.30 |
The most popular options to get to/from Johor Bahru are the buses listed in the table. There's a pattern to the madness: Singaporean-operated buses (SBS, SMRT, SJE) can only stop at one destination in Malaysia, while the Malaysian-operated Causeway Link buses can only stop at one destination in Singapore. Terminals aside, all buses make two stops at Singapore immigration and at Malaysian immigration.
At both immigration points, you must disembark with all your luggage and pass through passport control and customs, then board the next bus by showing your ticket. On the Malaysian side, the bus stop is to your left as you exit the immigration post. Figure on one hour for the whole rigmarole from end to end, more during rush hour.
- Information as accurate as date of publishing -
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