Tuas Checkpoint | How To Cross SG to MY via Bike [ Post Covid ]

[@thisjayman]

Shorter route would be Exit 313, then instead of left, use the right lane. Takes you to Sunway City Iskandar. Once you see the entrance/Arch, travel abit further down then there'll be a u turn. U turn back then it'll take you to Southbound NE highway near the Gelang Patah R&R Southbound.

[@simonyeo1215]

Your vids are worth watching . very helpful .Camera very clear

[@zwc888]

Glad you like them!

[@daldrome3151]

I don't have Class 2B but after watching a few of your videos, I am more inclined to take Class 2B. Cheers.

[@Dingo8314]

so a year has passed...did you manage to get your 2B? Lol

[@Magoz2110]

Hello, thanks for sharing this informative video! I have a few "stupid" questions as it will be my 1st time 😅. 1. Do I need to insert cashcard at the SG custom? 2. When entering MY custom, if I have a pillion, do I need to go any specific lanes or the one shown in the video is perfectly fine? Thanks in advance!!

[@zwc888]

No worries, no question is stupid (except asking a woman's weight 🤣). 1. Cash Card - no need for SG bike 2. With Pillion - no specific lane, for SG bike just use the manual lane (show in video) and pass the officer 2 passport

[@Magoz2110]

@@zwc888 Thank you!

[@fbmoment7796]

Thousand thanks for your video information. Do you video from Woodlands to Johore?

[@zwc888]

Yes, we do -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJnGlI2OeNCborM Glad that it's helpful to you. 😁

[@yuzheng8476]

Great Video! One thing I want to know: may I use automated lanes if my pillion holding a Chinese passport? THX

[@zwc888]

I doubt the pillion with a PRC passport can use the Automated Lanes. As it uses biometric and also a VISA application is needed for PRC passport to enter Malaysia (from what I googled). Thus I think the safest way is to approach the manual lane for the 1st time and consult the ICA officers if it's doable.

[@dennisanonym8658]

what's the point of the blurry picture when crossing the border? You just can't see the most important thing.

[@zhgfng]

You go take video and post online see what happens

[@dennisanonym8658]

@@zhgfng Absolutely nothing happens. The video stays online even if you can see everything.

[@zhgfng]

@@dennisanonym8658 Have you been through the checkpoint? Never noticed the signs stating that unauthorized photography or videography is not permitted since the checkpoints are a protected area?

[@dennisanonym8658]

@@zhgfng Of course I saw them. It's the same principle as at the airport at security. But you can still take videos and upload them. They won't be taken offline.

[@zhgfng]

@@dennisanonym8658 Go give it a shot, i'll be waiting for the video on your channel

[@asingham]

Very helpful video. Riding from Northeastern Thailand to Singapore in New Year. Do I need a Carnet to enter Malaysia and Singapore? I'm riding back to Northeastern Thailand on the return journey - no shipping of the bike.

[@zwc888]

Thank you. I don't think you will need it (at least for my case, holding a SG passport). From my understanding, it will largely depends on the Passport and Visa rules. But for sure, you will need to do health declaration form for entering SG - www.ica.gov.sg/enter-transit-depart/entering-singapore I might be wrong too, apologies for not able provide a firm answer to this.

[@hhxlegacy]

1. Did you apply VEP? 2. Full-face helmet must remove at which points?

[@zwc888]

1. No need for bike 2. Removing the helmet is for the officer to verify your ID with the passport. So can be either removed while in the queue or right after the passport is handover

[@hhxlegacy]

@@zwc888 So one round trip must remove 4 times? SG-MY-MY-SG

[@zwc888]

@@hhxlegacy Min 3 times To Malaysia SG Auto Lane (shown in video) = no need SG Manual lane = need to remove MY - need to remove Back to SG MY - need to remove SG Auto Lane - no need SG Manual Lane - need to remove SG goods declaration checkpoint - need to remove

[@MrNameLessNick]

Thank you ! needed a video just like this. Do you need touch n go card to enter via tuas ?

[@zwc888]

Bike no need touch and go

[@SO-ff1hw]

Super useful! Never cross before! But I think I’m gonna try after watching this guide😂

[@SO-ff1hw]

What do I do when I first arrived at petrol station wanting to refuel? Just walk up to the counter and give a deposit?

[@zwc888]

@@SO-ff1hw yup. Just head to the cashier counter and let them know which pump no. you are depositing for. After that just head back and tell them u are done and collect the change (if any)

[@SO-ff1hw]

@@zwc888 thanks for the update! How much of ringgit should I estimate place for deposit?

[@zwc888]

@@SO-ff1hw depending on your bike fuel tank capacity n the fuel price. E.g under my case : My tank fill is around 20 to 22L (total empty is 24L). I will deposit RM100 ( 20L x RM5 ). No right or wrong on the value. Just take note that the pump will be stopped once u pump till the value of your deposit.

[@HappyKing93]

Brother any changes for check point ?

[@zwc888]

Nothing much change. Just that now we don't need to scan fingerprints.

[@michaellee1573]

Nice video. What do we need to do if we have a pillion at SG custom ??

[@zwc888]

Pretty much the same, just that u need to pass 2 passports to the customs officer. And also ride safer ☺️ (as we, the rider are responsible for our pillion safety too)

[@xiantrfilm]

@@zwc888 Thanks for the video! Does it mean you can't use the auto lane?

[@zwc888]

@@xiantrfilm yes, you can. The auto lane will have 2x passport scanner. You will need to insert the rider passport 1st before pillion one will be activated

[@mdhairi2855]

Thks bro. Really appreciate this.

[@yummyfoodtravel4776]

Hi if riding a 3 wheel motorcycle which can use both link ? Woodlands side ok ?

[@zwc888]

Nice. For Tuas, u should be able to use any as their lanes are much bigger. For Woodlands, use the 1st lane (manual).

[@TheMazuki]

Very useful video👍🏼 could you do via woodlands checkpoint and going back to woodlands checkpoint? As im a p plate rider everything is new to me and wanna explore to jb trip! Much appreciated if you could do a video!🙂👍🏼

[@zwc888]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJnGlI2OeNCborM Here u go.

[@sharkkk8453]

Same for me

[@taneshchitty7551]

it might too outdated to ask this hahaha, but where do MY insert their autopass at the booth

[@zwc888]

For motorcycle, there is no need for autopass at the Malaysia side. Unless you are riding a Malaysia registered motorcycle to SG, then there's a card reader near the area where you either hand the passport or scan your finger print

[@m.faiznaufal5183]

Nice Vids, Is there any requirement from MY to SG Woodlands? My friend told me (Which he reads from Internet or else) that You can't enter Singapore with a Full Fuel, I just need a confirm if it's true or not, Thanks for the tips anyway!

[@zwc888]

Great that the video is useful. I doubt so, as we enter SG from MY (be it motorcycle or car) both custom does not conduct fuel check. Only for Cars, from SG to MY, there will be a 3/4 tank full rule.

[@m.faiznaufal5183]

@@zwc888 Thank you for that How about an ERP Machine (that little thing) in Car or Motorcycle? Is it important or not? Because I still not understand and many Malaysian motorcycle using that thing. Thanks! 🙌

[@zwc888]

​@@m.faiznaufal5183 It's similar to AutoPass / Touch & Go in Malaysia. You will need it for entering High Traffic Roads during peak hours. So depending on your trip / route. You can read out the following link (from official SG govt on the charges or rental of IU) onemotoring.lta.gov.sg/content/onemotoring/home/driving/entering_and_exiting_singapore/cars-and-motorcycles-registered-in-malaysia.html "Malaysia-registered cars can pay a fixed rate of $5 daily to use ERP-priced roads during ERP operating hours, regardless of the number of times the vehicle passes through ERP gantries within the same day. The fixed ERP fee will be deducted through your Autopass Card when you exit Singapore. You can also choose to rent a temporary In-vehicle Unit (IU) at Tuas or Woodlands Checkpoint to pay your ERP charges, or permanently install an IU in your car by visiting any authorised IU Service Centre. The IU rental costs $5.15 a day for a minimum rental duration of 2 days, for up to 2 weeks. You will also need to pay a refundable deposit of $124.65."

[@小霸王-w1v]

Hello, I don't know if you can read my comments, but I still want to ask, because I drive my motorcycle back and forth, and then which direction should I take the manual counter, such as manual on the left or right?

[@zwc888]

Sure, I can 🫡. Usually, they are the last few counters (cannot really say all left or all right, as it depending on the counters layout, if it's left turn the right and via versa) for Malaysia side. For SG side, it's usually the 1st counter. Most of the time, there will be a signage indicating them. Just ride slow, should be able to spot these signs.

[@小霸王-w1v]

@@zwc888 thank!!!Because I'm going to tuas alone tomorrow, I'm afraid of going the wrong way. Thank you for your reply! ! ! !

[@haseo52000]

Appreciate your informative VLog

[@vgscamz]

If we had a pillion, where would they scan their passport at the auto counter? Is it scan one by one?

[@zwc888]

Yes, 1 by 1, but at different scanners The left (front) scanner will be for the rider, the right (rear) scanner will be for the pillion. The right scanner will only be activated AFTER the rider insert and scan his/her passport.

[@HatiMetal4Ever]

Mana satu kaunter without WP untuk lawatan sehari ke singapura di kastam singapura?

[@zwc888]

You can approach the manual lanes, usually at the most right lanes.

[@Rose__L]

Thanks bro! do u need mobile data to use waze? I tried offline maps with no mobile data using Google maps. it's good, wondering if waze can do e same?

[@zwc888]

Yes, mobile data is needed. Don't think It will work offline as there are many live features on it. You can get a basic data roaming plan or pre-paid sim card (just a suggestion).

[@Amircapturedmemories]

i want to cross but I ride adv150 and I scared the power not enough for johor expressways.

[@zwc888]

Adv150 can do. No worries, we did it before with MSX125 to KL (on one of our videos @ link -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4DYiKOLhLGnftE). Just keep within the shoulder lane if you are cruising 110kmph and below.

[@jep6608]

Hello, I'm planning to travel from MY to SG using motorcycle. Do SG ERP/Autopass also required for Malaysian Motorcycle?

[@zwc888]

Hi there, no really. As you had already paid the VEP fee, thus there is no longer the need to pay ERP. But do prepare a Cash Card for Singapore Parking (99.99% are chargeable)

[@jep6608]

@ZWC Thank you! Is there a limit for person to be in vehicle while crossing border? Like motorcycle = 2 person Car = 4 person?

[@leowyien]

Hi! Can I carry pillion through Woodlands/Tuas cp?

[@zwc888]

Yes, you can

[@leons.kennedy3029]

Thanks for the comprehensive guide! Few qns. 1. I'm riding CB150R, usually ride below 90kph on sg expressway. Bike struggles a bit if higher than that. Will this be a problem on MY expressway? 2. How do u secure your bike when parked? Any parking location or tips recommended? Thinking of going Aeon bukit indah for movie and a meal. Not sure if safe to park at the carpark there. Scared the whole bike will be gone after the movie. Thanks in advance!

[@zwc888]

Thank you. 1. No issues, we will just keep on the shoulder lane if we are using NSH. Been that, done that on a MSX125 (link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4DYiKOLhLGnftE) 2. Depending on where you park A) somewhere you can see it (e.g makan places) - just handlebar lock will do B) shopping mall (usually have CCTV or Security) - park in the mall carpark - handlebar lock C) Airbnb / Hotel / Inn / Hostel (overnight) - somewhere you can see from your window - somewhere where there are traffic flow - handlebar lock - disc lock Hope the above are helpful for you 👍

[@leons.kennedy3029]

@@zwc888 thank you! Any recommendation for handlebar lock and disc lock? Need those with alarm?

[@zwc888]

@@leons.kennedy3029 handlebar lock comes with all bikes made and model. Usually, it just by turning the key one more click after it's off on the ignition. As for disc lock, any are good. If you can get those with an alarm it will be better.

[@ab.azizrahim8675]

but no sub 😂😂😂😂

[@sydznl]

Ahhh no touh n go required even for tuas? Or did i miss that part

[@zwc888]

No touch and go needed for SG bike with both check point. 😉

[@sydznl]

@@zwc888 niceee. Thank you for this! Really helps

[@ab.azizrahim8675]

After go zw world go hotel thanks you

[@mimiilah3678]

Hi..do we need to fill in anything in the app like SG Arrival Card or MyICA Mobile?

[@zwc888]

No longer need

[@radiohead4222]

Great tutorial. Thx

[@abdrasb]

Thanx for sharing

[@hokagazsin]

Thanks for this video!! Very useful! Is the 3/4 fuel a requirement for SG bike as well?

[@zwc888]

3/4 tank rules don't apply to bikes

[@ab.azizrahim8675]

​@@zwc888

[@chadweiss8269]

1:32 me and the boys waiting for lunch

[@georgelousaysonph5480]

are bicycles allowed thru this checkpoint?

[@zwc888]

I think only via Woodlands CP. never seen a bicycle via Tuas be4

[@abcdef-un5by]

Nice video

[@thomasmuller9243]

How much sense does it make to check just the top box and the bags? Does these "officiers" really think a smuggler will put the goods so obvious? Stupid check procedure. Either really check or leave it.

[@narcissusvalorant3317]

wa can take video ah

[@zwc888]

By right, No. But just happen that we forget to turn it off during the process. Well, you know what I mean ;)

[@sk8eerrbooiih865]

informative👍

[@zwc888]

Thanks 🙂

[@kindrazzzy9179]

hi!!! any good reliable workshop after tuas checkpoint

[@zwc888]

Hi there, not that I know of. I only saw (mobile / container style) it once in one of the petrol kiosk. From my understanding there are nothing much after the tuas checkpoint (nearest possible area will be Iskandar, near LEGOLAND area or Bukit Indah).