SingaporeMalaysiaBus.com is an independent guide to every scheduled express bus and coach leaving Singapore for Malaysia and southern Thailand. We track 1,119 services run by 30 operators to 27 destinations, with 2,857 departure times, boarding points and current fares — all in one place.
Where can you go by coach from Singapore?
Pick a destination for the full timetable, fares by operator, pick-up points across Singapore and practical advice on the crossing.
Compare fares across every operator
Live seat availability and instant e-tickets for all 30 coach companies listed on this site.
Coach operators from Singapore
These 30 companies currently run scheduled cross-border services out of Singapore. Each profile lists the operator’s full timetable, fleet, seating layouts, boarding points and passenger rating.
707 Inc
From S$16.00
Alisan Golden Coach
From S$35.00
Billion Stars
From S$25.00
Causeway Link Express
From S$122.50
City Express (Singapore)
From S$30.00
Cityline-Nice To U Express
From S$28.00
Cosmic Singapore Express
From S$35.00
Delima Express (Golden Coach)
From S$30.00
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Delima Express (MY)
From S$80.00
E-Mutiara
From S$95.00
Eltabina Jaya Pte Ltd
From S$25.00
First Coach
From S$36.00
Golden Coach Express
From S$25.00
Grassland – Transtar
From S$25.00
KKKL Express Singapore
From S$21.00
Konsortium Express
From S$45.00
LEO City Coach Pte Ltd
From S$16.00
Luxury Coach Service
From S$12.00
Mutiara LUXE
From S$155.00
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Santai (KKKL Travel)
From S$38.00
Sri Maju Group
From S$28.00
Starmart Express
From S$20.00
Super Nice Express
From S$25.00
SUPERIOR COACH TOUR PTE LTD
From S$12.00
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The One Tours & Travel (Five Stars Express)
From S$30.00
Top Liner Express
From S$25.00
Transtar Cross Border
From S$2.00
Transtar Express
From S$60.00
Transtar Express Xtras
From S$25.00
WTS Travel – Starstrip Quest Bus Express
From S$48.00
Before you book
Boarding points
Most cross-border coaches leave from a handful of well-known departure points — Golden Mile Tower, Grantral Mall on Beach Road, the Kitchener Complex area near Lavender MRT, Boon Lay and Jurong East in the west, and Katong V and Tampines in the east. A few operators run neighbourhood pick-ups so you can board closer to home. See the full list of boarding points.
Immigration and the checkpoints
Every service crosses at either the Woodlands Causeway or the Tuas Second Link. You get off the coach with your luggage at both the Singapore and Malaysian checkpoints, clear immigration on foot, then reboard. Allow well over an hour at peak times. Read the checkpoint guide.
Choosing a seat
Coach seating is quoted as 2+2, 2+1 or 1+1 — the number of seats either side of the aisle. For an overnight run to Penang, Ipoh or Hatyai, a 2+1 layout is worth the extra fare. Compare coach types.
Common questions
What is the cheapest bus from Singapore to Malaysia?
Fares start from S$2.00 for the shortest cross-border runs to Johor Bahru. Longer routes to Kuala Lumpur, Malacca and the north cost more, and overnight premium coaches more again.
Where do buses to Malaysia leave from in Singapore?
The main departure points are Golden Mile Tower, Grantral Mall on Beach Road, the Lavender / Kitchener Complex area, Boon Lay, Jurong East, Queen Street, Katong V and Tampines. See all boarding points.
Do I need a passport for the bus to Malaysia?
Yes. You need a passport valid for at least six months, and you clear immigration in person at both the Singapore and Malaysian checkpoints. Keep your ticket and boarding pass to hand for reboarding.
How far in advance should I book?
A few days ahead is usually enough on the busy Kuala Lumpur and Malacca corridors. For public holidays, school breaks and Friday or Sunday evening departures, book two to three weeks ahead — those services sell out.