There are 1 way(s) to get from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore
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Practical tips
Arrive at TBS terminal at least 45 minutes before departure, especially at weekends. Allow flexibility for the border crossing (30-60 extra minutes possible). Avoid travelling during Malaysian public holidays (Hari Raya, Deepavali): very long queues at the border. In Singapore, taxis from arrival terminals cost SGD 15-25 to the centre — the MRT is far more economical.
🛣️ The journey experience
The bus takes the North-South Expressway (PLUS), the main highway connecting Malaysia to Singapore, over approximately 4h30 to 5h30 depending on traffic. The border crossing at Woodlands or the Tuas Second Link can add 30 to 60 minutes during peak periods — all passengers must disembark with their luggage for passport control. Arrival is usually at Golden Mile Complex or Queen Street Bus Terminal in Singapore.
Frequently asked questions
Allow 4h30 to 5h30 under normal conditions, but the border crossing (Woodlands or Tuas Second Link) can add 30 to 60 extra minutes during peak hours, weekends or Malaysian and Singaporean public holidays. Build in flexibility if you have a flight or appointment on arrival.
The vast majority depart from Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS), level 3 — accessible by LRT from KL Sentral in ~20 min. Some premium operators (Aeroline) use Hentian Duta or offer hotel pick-ups in the city centre. Check the departure point when booking.
Citizens of the EU, UK, Canada, Australia and many other countries enjoy visa-free entry to Singapore for 30 to 90 days. The border crossing by bus takes place at Woodlands or Tuas: all passengers disembark, go through immigration, receive their stamped passport, then reboard the bus.
Book on 12go.asia to compare schedules and prices from all operators (Causeway Link, KKKL, Transnasional, Aeroline…). Advance booking is recommended at weekends and on public holidays. The digital ticket is accepted at boarding.
✨ Why visit Singapore?
- ✓ Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay — Singapore's iconic skyline, best seen at sunset
- ✓ Must-visit hawker centres: Maxwell Food Centre, Lau Pa Sat — eat local for under €5
- ✓ Sentosa Island — Universal Studios, beaches, cable car and nightlife just minutes from the centre
- ✓ Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam — three cultural neighbourhoods with unique flavours and architecture
- ✓ Orchard Road and Bugis Street — shopping between major malls and lively street markets
☀️ When to visit Singapore?
Equatorial climate
Year-round — Singapore has an equatorial climate. February to April are the driest months. Avoid Chinese New Year (Jan-Feb): crowds, high prices and many closures.
What to do in Singapore?
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