Project Guide
Twin Tower Residence Address & How to Get There (Car, Train, Bus, Walking)
Quick answer
Twin Tower Residence is at Jalan Tengku Azizah, Kim Teng Park, Bukit Chagar, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor. It is beside the Bukit Chagar RTS Link station and within walking distance of JB CIQ and JB Sentral, so you can arrive by Shuttle Tebrau train, cross-border bus, car, on foot, or by RTS from 2027.
In this guide
- Key takeaways
- What is the exact address of Twin Tower Residence?
- How do you get to Twin Tower from Singapore?
- How do you get there from elsewhere in Malaysia?
- Walking to Twin Tower: what’s within reach?
- Parking and arrivals: tips for visitors and viewers
- Worked example: comparing a weekday trip from Woodlands
- Which route suits you best? Three scenarios
- Conclusion
- Sources
The Twin Tower JB address is Jalan Tengku Azizah, Kim Teng Park, Bukit Chagar, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor – right beside the Bukit Chagar RTS Link station and within walking distance of the JB CIQ and JB Sentral. Because it sits at the heart of Johor Bahru’s transport hub, you can reach Twin Tower Residence by car, train, bus or simply on foot from the checkpoint. This guide explains each option, with practical tips for first-time visitors, viewers and new residents.
Key takeaways
- Address: Jalan Tengku Azizah, Kim Teng Park, Bukit Chagar, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor (search “Twin Tower Residence” or “Pangsapuri Duo” in your map app).
- On foot: JB CIQ (Bangunan Sultan Iskandar), JB Sentral, City Square and KOMTAR JBCC are all within walking distance.
- By train: KTM Shuttle Tebrau runs from Woodlands Train Checkpoint to JB Sentral; ETS trains connect JB Sentral with Kuala Lumpur.
- By bus: several cross-border buses from Singapore end at JB CIQ, a short walk from Twin Tower.
- From February 2027 (expected): the RTS Link from Woodlands North will arrive at Bukit Chagar station, beside the project.
What is the exact address of Twin Tower Residence?
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Project name | Twin Tower Residence (official name Pangsapuri Duo) |
| Street | Jalan Tengku Azizah |
| Area | Kim Teng Park, Bukit Chagar |
| Postcode / city | 80300 Johor Bahru |
| State | Johor, Malaysia |
| Nearest transport | Bukit Chagar RTS Link station (adjacent); JB CIQ and JB Sentral (walking distance) |
How do you get to Twin Tower from Singapore?
Most visitors come from Singapore, and there are four main ways across today, with a fifth – the RTS Link – coming soon.
| Mode | Singapore start | Arrive in JB at | Then to Twin Tower |
|---|---|---|---|
| KTM Shuttle Tebrau | Woodlands Train Checkpoint | JB Sentral | Short walk |
| Cross-border bus | Various (e.g. Kranji MRT, Queen Street, Woodlands) | JB CIQ (Sultan Iskandar Building) | Short walk |
| Car / taxi / e-hailing | Any | Via the Causeway and CIQ | Short drive in the city centre |
| Walking the Causeway | Woodlands Checkpoint | JB CIQ | Short walk |
| RTS Link (expected Feb 2027) | Woodlands North | Bukit Chagar station | Next door |
By KTM Shuttle Tebrau train
The Shuttle Tebrau runs between Woodlands Train Checkpoint in Singapore and JB Sentral, with a ride of about five minutes. According to a guide updated in October 2026, fares were S$5 one way from Woodlands and RM5 one way from JB Sentral, and tickets are released 30 days ahead on KTMB’s online platform – popular weekend and holiday slots can sell out quickly. You clear Singapore and Malaysian immigration at Woodlands before boarding. From JB Sentral, Twin Tower is a short walk. Always confirm current fares and timings with KTMB before travelling.
By cross-border bus
Several bus services run from Singapore to JB CIQ (the Sultan Iskandar Building). According to Land Transport Guru, these include SBS Transit 170 and 160, Causeway Link CW1 and CW2, the Singapore–Johore Express and others, starting from points such as Kranji MRT, Queen Street Terminal and Woodlands. You get off at Singapore’s Woodlands Checkpoint to clear immigration, reboard, then alight at JB CIQ to clear Malaysian immigration. From the CIQ building it is a short walk to Twin Tower. Routes and fares change, so check the operators’ latest information.
By car
Drivers cross the Causeway and clear Malaysian immigration and customs at the Sultan Iskandar Building. From there, Twin Tower is a short drive through the city centre. Singapore-registered vehicles need a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) to enter Malaysia; Malay Mail reported that enforcement with fines began on 1 July 2025. Check the latest VEP and road charge requirements before you drive.
Walking across the Causeway
Some people walk the Causeway between the two checkpoints, especially when traffic is heavy. If you do, plan for heat and rain, and check current rules and walking routes with the authorities, as arrangements can change.
By RTS Link (from 2027)
The Johor Bahru–Singapore RTS Link will run about 4 km between Woodlands North and Bukit Chagar in roughly five minutes, with passengers clearing both countries’ immigration at the departure station. On 2 October 2026 the operator said passenger service is expected to start in February 2027. Fares and operating hours had not been officially announced as of that report. Once it opens, Twin Tower residents will simply walk to the station next door. Read our RTS Link guide and the dedicated walk-through from Twin Tower to Bukit Chagar RTS station.
How do you get there from elsewhere in Malaysia?
By car from Kuala Lumpur or northern Johor
Coming down the North–South Expressway, many drivers use the Eastern Dispersal Link (E14), an 8.1 km expressway that connects the North–South Expressway at Pandan with the CIQ area at the Causeway. From the CIQ end, Twin Tower is a short drive. Traffic around the checkpoint can be heavy at peak hours and on weekends and public holidays, so allow extra time.
By ETS or KTM train
JB Sentral is the city’s main railway station. The electric train service (ETS) between JB Sentral and KL Sentral started operating on 12 December 2025, and a December 2025 review reported a journey of about 4 hours 40 minutes on the author’s trip. From JB Sentral, walk to Twin Tower. Our guide to JB Sentral, KTM and ETS from Twin Tower has more detail.
From Senai International Airport
From Senai, a taxi or e-hailing car into the city centre is the most straightforward option. Airport coach and shuttle services to the city change from time to time, so check what is currently running and the fares before you fly.
Walking to Twin Tower: what’s within reach?
One of the best things about Twin Tower’s address is how much you can do on foot. Within walking distance you will find:
- Bukit Chagar RTS station – beside the project (opening expected February 2027).
- JB CIQ / Sultan Iskandar Building – the checkpoint at the Johor end of the Causeway.
- JB Sentral – KTM and ETS trains; linked to the CIQ by a footbridge.
- Johor Bahru City Square and KOMTAR JBCC – malls for shopping, dining and cinemas.
A short drive away: R&F Mall, KSL City Mall, Hospital Sultanah Aminah and KPJ Johor Specialist Hospital. Our Twin Tower to CIQ walking guide covers the route to the checkpoint in detail.
Parking and arrivals: tips for visitors and viewers
- Tell the guardhouse who you are visiting. Visitors usually need to register at the guardhouse or lobby; bring identification.
- Arrange visitor parking in advance. Ask the owner or agent about visitor parking rules and where to stop for drop-off.
- Avoid peak checkpoint hours if driving from Singapore. Early mornings and Friday evenings are often busiest at the Causeway.
- Use e-hailing within JB. For short trips in the city centre, e-hailing can be simpler than finding parking.
- Allow buffer time. Immigration queues can change quickly, so build in extra time for appointments.
Worked example: comparing a weekday trip from Woodlands
Here is an illustrative cost comparison for one person travelling from Singapore to Twin Tower and back on the Shuttle Tebrau, based on fares reported in October 2026:
- Woodlands to JB Sentral: S$5.
- JB Sentral to Woodlands: RM5.
- Total: S$5 + RM5 per round trip (the guide notes two one-way tickets worked out to about S$6.50 in total at the time).
For a daily commuter over 22 working days, roughly S$6.50 × 22 ≈ S$143 a month at those fares – before any changes to pricing. Bus fares and future RTS fares will differ, so compare the latest prices. Our commute comparison sets the options side by side.
Which route suits you best? Three scenarios
If you are coming for a viewing from Singapore
The train or bus is usually easiest: you arrive at JB Sentral or the CIQ and walk over, with no parking to arrange.
If you are moving in with furniture
Plan a vehicle or mover, book the service lift with management and check loading-bay rules in advance.
If you are visiting family in JB by car
Avoid peak checkpoint hours, confirm visitor parking and allow extra time on weekends and holidays.
Planning a visit to see units at Twin Tower? WhatsApp Darren using the buttons on this page – we will send you a map pin, suggested arrival route and a viewing time that fits your schedule.
Conclusion
Twin Tower Residence is one of the easiest addresses in Johor Bahru to reach: walk from the CIQ, ride the Shuttle Tebrau to JB Sentral, take a cross-border bus to the checkpoint, drive in via the Causeway or the E14 – and, from the expected February 2027 opening, step off the RTS next door. To learn more about the project itself, read our complete guide or see the location section.
Sources
- Twin Tower Residence project page – PropertyGuru Malaysia
- Sultan Iskandar Building (JB CIQ) – Wikipedia
- Johor Bahru Eastern Dispersal Link Expressway (E14) – Wikipedia
- Bukit Chagar RTS station – Wikipedia
- Johor Bahru–Singapore Rapid Transit System – Wikipedia
- Johor-Singapore RTS Link passenger service to start in February 2027 – New Straits Times (Oct 2026)
- Train to JB: KTM Shuttle Tebrau prices and booking (2026) – The Money Bees (updated Oct 2026)
- Getting to Johor Bahru by bus – Land Transport Guru
- Review: ETS from Johor to Kuala Lumpur – The Milelion (Dec 2025)
- No VEP, no exit: Malaysia to fine Singapore vehicles without entry permit – Malay Mail (Jun 2025)
Frequently asked questions
What postcode is Twin Tower Residence in?
Twin Tower Residence is in postcode 80300, Johor Bahru. The full address is Jalan Tengku Azizah, Kim Teng Park, Bukit Chagar, 80300 Johor Bahru, Johor. You may also see the official name Pangsapuri Duo on some documents and map listings, which refers to the same building.
Is Twin Tower Residence near JB CIQ?
Yes. Twin Tower Residence is within walking distance of the JB CIQ, the Sultan Iskandar Building at the Johor end of the Causeway. That makes it convenient for anyone who crosses into Singapore regularly. Walk the route yourself at your usual travel time, because crowd levels vary through the day.
Which train station is closest to Twin Tower?
Today the closest railway station is JB Sentral, within walking distance, served by the KTM Shuttle Tebrau to Woodlands and ETS trains to Kuala Lumpur. The Bukit Chagar RTS Link station beside the project is expected to open for passengers in February 2027, according to the operator's October 2026 update.
Can I drive a Singapore car to Twin Tower?
Yes, but Singapore-registered vehicles need a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) to enter Malaysia, and enforcement with fines began on 1 July 2025 according to Malay Mail. Check current VEP and road charge rules before travelling, and arrange visitor parking with the owner or agent in advance.
How do I get to Twin Tower from Senai Airport?
The simplest option is a taxi or e-hailing ride from Senai International Airport straight into the Johor Bahru city centre, which drops you at the building. Airport coach and shuttle services to the city change from time to time, so check which services are running and their fares before you travel.
