Labis Railway Station

Labis Railway Station is a railway station located in the town of Labis, Johor, Malaysia, running through right in the middle of Labis town. Known for its historic charm and strategic position along the West Coast railway line, the station connects local passengers to major cities, including Johor Bahru and Gemas. Labis Railway Station is set to benefit from the new KTM Komuter Southern Sector (Komuter Selatan) train service, expected in 2025, which will boost daily connectivity for residents and visitors alike.

Labis Railway Station Details

Address: Jalan Stesen, Labis, 85300 Labis, Johor, Malaysia
Owner: Railway Assets Corporation (RAC)
Operator: KTM Berhad
Platform Level: Ground
Platform Layout: Dual Island Platforms with Side Platforms
Opened: 1909
Relocated: 28 September 2021
Reopened: 27 August 2024

MyRailtime Live Train Schedule

Labis Railway Station Train Services

• ETS Platinum
• Ekspres Selatan

Station Layout

GF: Train Platform, Ticket Counter, Waiting Area

Platforms

Main Entrance (Jalan Stesen/Labis Post Office)
Platform 1 (Northbound)

Platform 2 (Northbound)
Platform 3 (Northbound)


Platform 4 (Southbound)
Platform 5 (Southbound)

Platform 6 (Southbound)

Concourse

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Key Station Amenities

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Exits

Jalan Stesen Exit: Jalan Stesen, Pos Malaysia Labis, Labis Police Station, Labis District Council Multipurpose Hall, Masjid Jamek Daerah Kecil Labis, Masjid Bandar Labis

Jalan Pasar Exit (by overhead bridge): Jalan Pasar, Labis Bus & Taxi Terminal

Public Transport Connections

Bus

There are local stage buses, Bas Muafakat Johor buses, and express buses operating out of Labis Bus & Taxi Terminal.

Taxi

There may be kereta sewa waiting outside the station when a train arrives.

Grab

Grab is not available in Labis.

Alternative Train Travel Options

There are local public bus services linking some railway stations on the JB Sentral – Pulau Sebang (Tampin) sector. You can avoid using the infrequent train schedule by taking a bus instead. In some instances, this will be cheaper and faster.

Please click here to find out about KTM Komuter Melaka-Johor Missing Link routes.

KTM Southern Line Stations

• 🡼 To KTM Central Line
• 🡽 To KTM East Coast Line
• Gemas Railway Station
• Batu Anam Railway Station
• Buloh Kasap Railway Station (defunct)
• Segamat Railway Station
• Genuang Railway Station
• Tenang Railway Station
• Labis Railway Station
• Lenek Railway Station (defunct)
• Bekok Railway Station
• Jagoh Railway Halt (defunct)
• Beradin Railway Halt (defunct)
• Paloh Railway Station
• Batang Ridan Railway Halt (defunct)
• Chamek Railway Station (defunct)
• Niyor Railway Halt (defunct)
• Kluang Railway Station
• Mengkibol Railway Station (defunct)
• Renggam Railway Station
• Layang-Layang Railway Station
• Sedenak Railway Station (defunct)
• Kulai Railway Station
• Saleng Railway Halt (defunct)
• Senai Railway Halt (defunct)
• 🡼 To KTM PTP Line
• Kempas Railway Station (defunct)
• Kempas Baru Railway Station
• 🡾 To KTM Pasir Gudang Line
• Tampoi Railway Halt (defunct)
• Holiday Plaza Railway Halt (defunct)
• Danga City Mall Railway Halt (defunct)
• Johor Bahru Sentral Railway Station (JB Sentral)
• Johor Bahru Railway Station (defunct)
• Woodlands Train Checkpoint (Woodlands CIQ)
• Bukit Timah Railway Station (defunct)
• 🡿 Jurong Railway Station (defunct)
• Tanglin Railway Halt (defunct)
• Alexandra Railway Halt (defunct)
• Tanjong Pagar Railway Station (defunct)

The line names described here is only to classify stations into lists on RailTravel Station due to the fluidity of line names in official timetables. They are in no way meant to represent the actual line name which may or may not be used by KTM Berhad, Ministry of Transport (Malaysia), Ministry of Finance Malaysia, Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) or any other relevant companies and/or agencies. The line names described on RailTravel Station should not be taken as an official name, and the official name provided by KTM Berhad, Ministry of Transport (Malaysia), Ministry of Finance Malaysia, Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) or any other relevant companies and/or agencies should always take precedence.