Last updated 28 April 2022.

Starting 1 April 2022, Malaysia is reopening its borders to international visitors! That means less entry requirements to travel quarantine-free once again!

Meanwhile, Singapore is also replacing its Vaccinated Travel Lanes with the new Vaccinated Travel Framework. We know, things are changing pretty quick, so here’s a guide to travelling between Singapore and Malaysia over Land and Air for vaccinated travellers.

Entry via Air Travel

Traveller Wearing Mask on a Plane - Testing Positive for Covid Overseas

Pre-departure from Singapore:

– Download the MySejahtera app. Register an account and fill up the pre-departure form on the app (you’ll need a local address in Malaysia)
– Verify your vaccination certificate on MySafeTravel portal (print hardcopy)
– Take a PCR or supervised ART test within two days before departure

Note: Travel insurance is not mandatory

On-arrival in Malaysia:

On-arrival test is no longer required for all vaccinated travellers or under the age of 12.

Pre-departure from Malaysia:

Complete SG Arrival Card within three days of arrival

*There will no longer be VTL designated flights, any flight is ok to book for quarantine-free arrival.

On-arrival in Singapore:

– On-arrival test in Singapore is no longer required

Entry via Land Travel

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Pre-departure from Singapore:

– Download the MySejahtera app. Register an account and fill up the pre-departure form on the app (you’ll need a local address in Malaysia*)
– Verify your vaccination certificate on MySafeTravel portal (print hardcopy)

*For daytrippers without a lodging address in Malaysia, we’ve heard that other travellers have indicated “Johor” under “address” and managed to submit it in the app.

Note: Pre-departure test and travel insurance is not mandatory

DRIVERS
– Register for a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP)
– Successful applicants will have the VEP RFID tag installed on their vehicle

Toll charges will be waived from 1 to 7 April to ease the movement of vehicles.

*Pro-tip: Travellers can purchase the EZ-Link x Touch ‘n Go card — a dual-currency card designed for Singapore motorists travelling to Malaysia.

NON-DRIVERS
Non-drivers are eligible for this if travelling on the following modes of transport:
Vaccinated-travel bus services operated by Malaysia and Singapore bus operators
– Public transport including chartered buses, cross-border bus services, employee buses, tour/express buses, and taxi
– Private cars and motorcycles
– Pedestrians can walk across the causeway

On-arrival in Malaysia

On-arrival test and entry cards are no longer required for travellers entering from Singapore.

Before returning to Singapore

– From 15 April, SG Arrival Card is no longer required for fully-vaccinated Singaporeans, permanent residents and long-term pass holders. Other travellers need complete it within three days before returning.
– On-arrival test is no longer required in Singapore

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Read also: No More VTL Flights From 1 April 2022 — 5 Things to Know about Travelling in and Out of Singapore

Travelling between Singapore and Malaysia once again

Infographic - Malaysia Travel

With the scrapping of VTL arrangements and a simplified testing regime, we can’t wait to revisit our favourite shopping and makan places in Malaysia soon 🤩!

Need some help planning your next trip to Malaysia? Check out these hidden gems:

5 Hidden Gems in Malaysia Less than 2.5 Hours from Singapore
10 Reasons Why Nature Lovers Should Visit Beautiful Terengganu in Malaysia
Kota Bharu Guide: Gateway to the Beautiful Perhentian Islands and a Lesser-known Malaysia

What will you do first in Malaysia once you’re there? Share with us in the comments!


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