Border-crossing by land 👣🚌🚧 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Singapore 🇸🇬 >>> Malaysia 🇲🇾 To get this stamp it took a bit of commitment, an extra day at the border and some extra cash. Here's what happened - our first border-crossing by land: For only 2$ we took the public bus from Singapore to Johor Bahru that carries every day thousands of commuters forth and back. 👬👭👫👭64 busstops later we arrived at a big terminal where everyone got off and started running. So did we, without knowing why. We realized we we're running for the immigration counter to officially check-out from Singapore to then get quickly back on the same bus. Funny enough. 😂😳 After another really short bus ride the whole procedure started again. This time to officially check-in for Malaysia. Stamp one, stamp two. 🕹🕹 All done. Thought we. It was only a few minutes later that we realized, Marvin had gotten a 90 day permit and Eva one for only 30 days. It had obviously been a mistake but we couldn't go back to clarify as the signs said no entry. ⛔️It was late already and so we decided to stay a night in Johor Bahru to get the stuff sorted out in the morning. This took much more time than expected as they kept sending us from one office to another - across the whole town. We ended up where we started and were escorted through many dubious side doors into another small office where a strict lady skeptically extended Eva's permit after some explanations. 😅 In the meantime our couchsurfing host at our next destination had finally answered our request so everything seemed to be in a perfect flow and we could embark on our bus to Mersing and our very first couchsurfing experience!🍀 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– #AboutFlow #CrossingBorders #WaitAWhileCrocodile (hier: Johor Bahru)