Tuas – Tanjung Kupang (Second Link)
The quieter western bridge; long-distance coaches to Malacca and Kuala Lumpur often use it at busy times.
All border crossings · Singapore ⇄ Malaysia · Road, Bridge · checked 2026-09
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The two posts
Hours: 24 hours (check)
Entering Singapore
Tuas Checkpoint · Tuas
- Visa on arrival
- No
- E-visa accepted here
- No
Visa-free for many passports. SG Arrival Card online within three days before you arrive. (check)
Entering Malaysia
Sultan Abu Bakar CIQ · Gelang Patah, Johor
- Visa on arrival
- No
- E-visa accepted here
- Check
Visa-free for many passports. Fill the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) within three days before entry. (check)
Visa answers are for most Western passports and change often. Check yours on entry check and the official e-visa site; for e-visas, the post must be on the country's list of accepted ports.
Getting across
- Coaches Singapore → Kuala Lumpur or Malacca (5–6 h to KL), some via Tuas.
- A few public buses from Boon Lay; far fewer than on the Causeway.
Scams and traps
- Coach 'agents' selling tickets for buses that do not exist: buy from the operator or a known platform.
Tips
- Faster than the Causeway at peak times if you are driving or on a coach that uses it.
Nearest places
Other Singapore–Malaysia crossings
Everything marked check, and every hour and fee, needs confirming before you travel: posts close for holidays, disputes and roadworks with little notice. Written from Voykit's own notes; checked 2026-09.