How To Reach Singapore

Singapore is a well-connected international destination with multiple transportation options for travelers. Here are some common ways to reach Singapore:

By Air

Changi Airport (SIN) is Singapore's main international airport and one of the busiest in the world. You can fly directly to Changi Airport from many major cities around the globe.

By Sea

If you are traveling by cruise, Singapore has two cruise terminals: Marina Bay Cruise Centre and Singapore Cruise Centre. Many cruise lines offer itineraries that include Singapore.

By Land

Singapore shares land borders with Malaysia, but you can't simply walk or drive into Singapore from Malaysia. You'll need to cross the border by bus, train, or car, but be aware of the border procedures and requirements.

By Train

There is a train service called the "KTM Shuttle Train" that runs between Singapore and Malaysia. The train departs from Johor Bahru (in Malaysia) and arrives at Woodlands Train Checkpoint in Singapore. From there, you can transfer to the Singaporean public transportation system.

By Bus

Several bus companies operate services between Singapore and neighboring countries, such as Malaysia and Thailand. These buses are a cost-effective option, but you'll need to go through immigration and customs at the border.

By Car

You can drive into Singapore from Malaysia if you have the necessary permits and documents. Be aware of Singapore's strict traffic rules, including toll charges and the Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) system.

By Water

Private boats and yachts can dock at various marinas and ports in Singapore. Be sure to check the necessary clearance and documentation requirements for your vessel.

By Bicycle

It's possible to enter Singapore by bicycle from Malaysia, but you'll need to go through the land border crossings and adhere to immigration and customs procedures.