RTS · CIQ
Two ways across, both close.
The RTS Link station at Bukit Chagar is about 3 km by road. The Causeway checkpoint is about 3.5 km.
The routes in words
- Bukit Chagar RTS about 3 km
- Causeway checkpoint about 3.5 km
Distances are approximate, measured by road from OpenStreetMap data.
RTS Link
The RTS Link connects Bukit Chagar in Johor Bahru with Woodlands North in Singapore, where it meets the Thomson-East Coast Line. The station is about 3 km from M Grand Minori by road.
Causeway checkpoint
The Causeway checkpoint at Bangunan Sultan Iskandar is about 3.5 km by road. You cross by car or bus through the land checkpoint.
Resident shuttle
A resident shuttle to the checkpoint and the RTS station is planned. Its routes and times are not yet confirmed.
Second Link
For western Singapore, you can also cross by the Second Link, about 31.5 km by road.
To be clear: About 3 km is not walking distance. Allow for a short drive or ride to the station.
If you live in Singapore
Foreign buyers need the consent of the Johor state authority, and the state sets a minimum purchase value for foreigners. The buying guide lists what to look out for.
Notes for Singapore buyersHow far is it to the RTS and the Causeway?
The RTS Link station at Bukit Chagar is about 3 km away by road, and the line connects to Woodlands North in Singapore. The Causeway checkpoint is about 3.5 km away by road. Distances are measured by road from OpenStreetMap data.
Is there a shuttle?
A resident shuttle to the checkpoint and the RTS station is planned. Its routes and times are not yet confirmed; ask us for the latest.
Can Singaporeans and other foreigners buy?
Yes, with conditions. Foreign buyers need the consent of the Johor state authority, and the state sets a minimum purchase value for foreigners. Rules change, so ask us for the current position and confirm it with your lawyer. If you own an HDB flat, check HDB’s rules on owning property overseas first; CPF savings cannot be used for property outside Singapore.
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