Bus zone counters at the Sultan Iskandar Building (BSI) across the Causeway in Johor Bahru (JB) will soon undergo upgrading.
The works will happen gradually over one month, from 15 Dec to 15 Jan 2024.
Source: Wikipedia
The Malaysian customs urged travellers to plan their trips properly during this period and apologised for any inconvenience caused.
BSI’s communication department shared news of the imminent closure via a Facebook post on Tuesday (12 Dec).
Source: Unit Komunikasi dan Korporat Pejabat Imigresen Bangunan Sultan Iskandar on Facebook
Upgrading works at the departure and arrival areas of the bus zone will happen separately, with upgrades at the former happening first, starting from Friday (15 Dec).
Source: Wikipedia
The upgrades at the departure area have been split into three phases, in which the following counters will be closed:
Meanwhile, upgrading works at the arrival area will commence on 28 Dec and mark the closure of the following counters:
Here’s a comprehensive look at the closure dates and phases:
Source: Unit Komunikasi dan Korporat Pejabat Imigresen Bangunan Sultan Iskandar on Facebook
The Facebook page did not state when each phase will end.
BSI took the opportunity to apologise for any inconvenience the upgrading works may cause. In anticipation of the works, they advised travellers to plan their trips accordingly.
Travellers should also avoid cutting the queue during this period and give way to those in need.
If you plan on travelling to Malaysia via bus during the upcoming school holiday, be sure to factor in additional time in case of delays.
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Featured image adapted from Bernama via Malaysia Ministry of Finance.
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