Buses from Johor Bahru

The primary hub for interstate and international coaches is Larkin Sentral. Most buses to/from Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, and other Malaysian states operate from here. For buses to Singapore specifically, many services also depart from the JB Sentral railway station complex, which is closer to the border crossing.

Multiple bus companies operate frequent cross-border services. Routes typically cross via the Causeway or Second Link. You must clear both Malaysian and Singaporean immigration. Keep your passport handy. Buses depart from locations like JB Sentral and Larkin. For current schedules and operators, use the booking widget below.

You can often purchase tickets at Larkin Sentral or JB Sentral counters. But popular routes ( to Singapore or Kuala Lumpur) can sell out. Booking online in advance is recommended for guaranteed seats, on weekends and holidays. Online platforms show real-time availability from various operators.

Allowances vary by operator but are generally generous. Most interstate coaches allow one large suitcase stored in the luggage compartment and a small carry-on. For cross-border trips, ensure your luggage complies with customs regulations. It's wise to check your specific operator's policy when booking.

Yes, most operators on this popular route offer premium coaches with reclining seats, air conditioning, and sometimes onboard entertainment or WiFi. The journey takes several hours, so these amenities are standard. For the most comfort options, look for services labeled 'executive' or 'premium' when booking.

From Larkin Sentral, you can take a local bus, ride-hailing service, or taxi. From JB Sentral, you are already in the city center near key landmarks. Ride-hailing apps are widely used and convenient for direct trips to your final hotel or destination.