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tonette815

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #360 on: February 29, 2012, 12:43:43 pm »
I think mas maigi if dito ako magtanong.

May nakasubok na ba magvisit ng outlet stores sa jb. Paano kaya pumunta doon mula sg papuntang jb.

vainwriter

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #361 on: February 29, 2012, 01:30:01 pm »
^also want to know re outlet stores dahil cheap daw shopping sa jb

regarding sg to jb, you just ride the bus sis. i think 1 or 1.5 hours away lang travel time :)

phurple0515

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #362 on: February 29, 2012, 01:39:28 pm »
sis tonette, parang pwede nga rin train e.  me JB-SG ata na track din.  Baka sa mga bus stations dyan sa SG na papuntang KL meron don.  I will have hubby ask to his friend later sa gym san exactly yong outlet kasi taga-JB yong friend na yon.

how's the weather there in SG sis?  gusto sana namin pumunta kaso pag plane ang mahal sobra ng airport tax.  pag bus, hahanap pa ng magandang timing kung sakali.  gusto sana ni hubby magpunta dyan by plane na e para daw mas mabilis, kaya namin ng 2 days 1 night, hehe!

ashleycole

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #363 on: July 21, 2012, 02:48:47 pm »
just finish backread, we have plane ticket na from KL-SG via airasia (buti na lang may promo ;D) pero wala pang SG-KL baka mag bus na lang kami at Starmart ang napili ko sa ngayon..question lang mga sis, if mag starmart bus kami saan ang babaan? tapos sa Citin Masjid Jamek Hotel kasi kami naka check-in, paano ang papunta dun? tia  :)

yby2476

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #364 on: July 21, 2012, 03:19:15 pm »
...naalala ko yung masjid jamek na ito...malapit yata ito sa china town diba?

esor

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #365 on: July 21, 2012, 07:30:08 pm »
^sis ashleycole kelan travel mo? wala na ba sa air asia?
If mag Starmart Express bus ka from SG (Golden Mile Complex) to KL ang baba nyo sa KL Time Square (Berjaya Hotel)

ashleycole

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #366 on: July 22, 2012, 08:10:39 am »
^ hi sis esor, sa august 20 ang punta namin sa KL..may promo naman pero napakaaga ng flight eh..pricey na rin sa ibang airlines..
« Last Edit: July 22, 2012, 08:28:03 am by ashleycole »

ashleycole

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #367 on: July 22, 2012, 08:30:36 am »
^ hi sis yby2476 parang malapit lang yata sya sa chinatown sis, do we have to take a cab na lang ba from dropping point ng starmart to citin masjid jamek hotel? thanks

katniss

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #368 on: July 23, 2012, 06:15:06 pm »
hi sisses! we plan to do SG-Batam-Melaka-KL or una ba dapat ang KL bago ang Melaka? :)

questions ay mostly for the SG-Melaka or Melaka-KL na trip.

saan ba ang sakayan ng bus pa-Melaka from SG and v.v.? pashare naman po ng blogs or links! maraming salamat! :)

which is better ba? SG-Melaka-KL or SG-KL first then pagbalik namin ng SG from KL daan muna kami sa Melaka? thanks a bunch!! :D

phurple0515

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #369 on: July 24, 2012, 09:07:52 am »
Masjid Jamek is near Chinatown.

^ from SG, mauuna ang Melaka sis.  i think you can check out previous pages (mga page 7 ata) kasi yong isang sis natin dito went to Melaka via SG nong CNY.  si sis tonette815.  you can check out her blog as well. 

chinkee

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #370 on: July 24, 2012, 09:11:04 am »
You can check www.easibook.com and/or busonlineticket.com for SG to Melaka to KL bus trips..

katniss

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #371 on: July 24, 2012, 10:54:37 am »
thanks a lot sis chinkee and sis phurple! :) big help! :D

meannelopez

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #372 on: August 11, 2012, 03:21:48 am »
if ever mag plane ride from SG to MY and vice versa, may binabayaran pa bang fees sa airport like yung parang dito sa atin na travel tax or terminal fees? and also, yung tiger airways, saan po terminal nito sa MY? KLIA or LCCT?

tayntayn

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #373 on: August 11, 2012, 08:49:17 pm »
We have a trip to sg this november. Gusto ko rin mag-side trip to KUL. Buti may sale ngayon airasia and jetstar

ficklemind

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #374 on: August 12, 2012, 03:21:40 pm »
^^ yup meron pa din binabayadan fees BUT included na yun sa plane ticket mo so wala ka na babayadan pa sa airport, for SG to ah, hinde ko alam sa MY.

foruiz

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #375 on: August 12, 2012, 10:35:45 pm »
tiger is in sg lcct pero lilipat daw sila in the next few mos. sa T1

xtine

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #376 on: August 13, 2012, 12:14:23 am »
****Edited****

Just got back from KL.  We took the bus SG - KL via starmart express and air asia KL - SG

SG - KL:
The bus was scheduled to leave at 7:30 but the actual bus arrived in Golden mile tower (not complex) around 9pm.  There was no waiting area and people with different bus tickets as scheduled were scattered everywhere.  However when you receive ur ticket, the plate number of the bus will be indicated.

Next, when the bus finally arrived, the barker had to scream the last digit of the plate num just to call all the passengers.  He had to go around the golden mile tower to make sure he informs all ticket holder of that schedule. 

There was a seat number on the ticket but when you go up the deck, it has wrong numbering.  E.G.  If ur number is seat 16, the actual bus had A1, A2, B1,B2 and so forth.  So those who checked in earlier will not be lucky enough to get good seats if they boarded the bus later as the seats are first come first served depending who boarded first.

Next, we stop by tuas immigration.  SG immigration was smooth.  No need to take the things as the bus sophisticatedly passed through xray while you're passport is being stamped by the immigration officer.  Then we hopped back to the bus onto the other side of the bridge for the malaysian immigration.

Next, we hopped off from the bus WITH all our things as malaysian immigration has no facility to scan the whole bus.  MY  Immigration is similar to phils.  After the immigration interview, you need your bags to go through the scanning xray conveyor manually.

Next, when we found our bus, we were informed that we have to transfer to a new bus which has more seats and less room for feet.  This bus was to accommodate even the passengers of the other buses.  So the bus which took us to malaysian border is just to fetch passengers from SG. 

Next, while on our way to KL, the driver seemed to speak so loud (almost shouting) at his phone while driving.  It took me so many "ssshh" just to silenced the driver because i cannot sleep.  Then after 5 hours on the road, before entry to the city, the bus stopped and driver just shouted something to make some passengers get off.  This manner irked me as I was woken up quite rudely.  The other passengers also were rudely woken up.

Next, the driver just pulled over on front of a hotel i am not familiar with (we arrived quite late, 2am) and just told everybody to get down.  We got off along the highway (similar to edsa) and took the taxi to our place.

Overall experience is I rode a bus similar to your experience when Riding bus from baguio and when arriving to edsa, the driver just pulls over and everybody gets off.

Amount of the bus ride: SGD 40

KL-SG
Going back to SG, we took the plane via air asia for 36SGD.  Almost 3 1/2 hours trip via plane if to include the travel time from KL sentral to LCCT plus the inconvenient wait for the air asia terminal to be open and immigration.  There are two terminals in LCCT for all SG bound air asia flights Y1-Y2.

We arrived at KL sentral via taxi at 3:00 in the morning.  Note that the terminal for LCCT bound buses after midnight are situated outside KL Sentral right across the road to monorail.  Take note of this so that you may tell the taxi driver where to go after midnight.

The LCCT buses leave the premise every 30 mins.  Payment is RM8. 

If your flight is less than midnight, you may call www.starwira.com as they will pick you up at any point within KL for RM20.  Starwira bus will transport you directly to LCCT (no stop over at KL sentral unless there is pickup).

Upon arrival at LCCT at 4:00 AM, we checked in via the Air asia kiosks all over LCCT since we had no checked in baggages.  At 4:30 we went to fall in line towards Y2 terminal.  Upon arrival, we were told that only those who have flights 5:30 can come in to the terminal and immigration.  Since our flight was 6:15, we sat at the departure area's floor waiting for our turn.

Upon 5:30, we again fell in line towards the terminal and this time we were able to enter the immigration and waited for 15 minutes at the terminal then boarded the plane.

Changi arrival was smooth.

« Last Edit: August 13, 2012, 04:30:48 pm by xtine »

phurple0515

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #377 on: August 13, 2012, 09:37:47 am »
wala na rin babayaran dito sa KL pagdating sa airport.  all are included na sa airfare.

chinkee

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #378 on: August 13, 2012, 11:27:22 am »
sis xtine,

just to add and edit lang the information you shared.... especially those taking Buses na SG-MY trips..

usually pag palabas ng country (either SG or Malaysia) .. you don't need to take your things with you na when going to the Immigration (just important documents, wallet, etc na lang) kaya di na pinadala sainyo yung gamit niyo sa Immigration when you exit Singapore.. If you also took the bus on the way back to SG.. hindi rin papadala lahat ng gamit sainyo when you exit Malaysia..

As for entry, yes lahat ng gamit pinapadala whether its Malaysia or SG...

I think because they are stricter of what comes in than on what goes out..

For us, lagi namin dinadala lahat ng gamit whether going in or out kasi alam mo na baka mawalan ng gamit.. just a caution lang..

anyway, ayun lang share ko lang.. hindi naman sa walang technology pang scan ng whole bus ang Malaysia hehe.. IMHO mas hi tech nga ang Immigration ng Malaysia kesa sa Pinas..

ficklemind

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Re: Singapore to Malaysia
« Reply #379 on: August 13, 2012, 11:44:18 am »
^ actually nagagandahan ako sa jb immigration ng MY, mas maganda pa nga sa woodlands checkpoint IMO, ayoko dun sa tuas ang liblib lol then yun counterpart nyang MY immigration ang liit lang compared to jb

 

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