13-Seater Group Van
Toyota Hiace (13-seater)
Mid-size group transfers — corporate teams, family reunions, hotel-block transfers up to 13 pax.
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Umrah and Hajj send-off and welcome at Changi, Hari Raya family visiting rounds, madrasah class transport, kenduri and ziarah, plus cross-border religious tours to Malaysia. LTA-licensed Private Hire Bus partners.
What’s different about our mosque bus charter
- Umrah and Hajj transport with the care it deservesMulti-vehicle family and community send-offs at Changi, return-welcome pickups, and SG-to-KLIA connecting transfers for pilgrims flying via Kuala Lumpur. Drivers know the religious-significance of the moment and follow the family’s lead.
- LTA-licensed Private Hire Bus partnersForward-facing seats with retractable three-point seatbelts, regular safety inspection. The same compliance standards we apply to school and church transport.
- Prayer-time and dietary respectDrivers pause for solat at requested mosques or rest-stops during long journeys. For multi-day cross-border trips, we plan halal stops with the booking family in advance.
- Tier flexibility from 13 to 45 seatsAn extended family on a 13-seater Hiace; a madrasah class on an 18 or 24-seater; a kenduri or community event on a 40 or 45-seater coach.
Common mosque and community bookings we cover
- Umrah and Hajj send-off and welcome — family and community gathering at Changi to send off departing pilgrims, or to welcome returning Hajis at arrivals. Multi-vehicle coordination for large extended families is common.
- SG to KLIA pilgrim transfer — for pilgrims flying to Jeddah via Kuala Lumpur, we run the cross-border leg with Causeway clearance and tolls included. See our KLIA airport transfer page.
- Hari Raya Aidilfitri visiting rounds — multi-stop, full-day family transport during the Raya visiting period. Common for elderly relatives, nursing-home residents and extended-family groups who can’t all fit in private cars.
- Madrasah and religious class transport — weekly recurring shuttle for students attending madrasah or weekend religious classes. Same compliance framing as our school bus service.
- Kenduri and community gatherings — kenduri kahwin (wedding feast), akikah (newborn naming) and tahlil (remembrance gathering) — group transport for guests between venues.
- Cross-border religious tour — Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque in JB, the Masjid Selat Melaka (Floating Mosque), Putrajaya’s Pink Mosque — multi-stop heritage and religious tour bookings.
- Cemetery ziarah — Pusara Aman and Pusara Abadi family visits, multi-stop with on-site waiting.
For Hindu temple events and Thaipusam, see our Hindu temple bus page; for Buddhist or Taoist temple visits, see temple bus charter. For weddings outside the religious-venue context, event bus charter.
How it works
- 1 WhatsApp us the brief For Umrah or Hajj: flight details, family count, send-off or welcome window. For Hari Raya visits: stops, family-size and date. For madrasah: pickup map, class times and contract length. A short message is enough.
- 2 We quote a flat rate Locked-in price covers vehicle, driver, fuel, on-site waiting and — for cross-border legs — Causeway tolls and clearance. Multi-vehicle and multi-day bookings come back on a single invoice.
- 3 Confirmed driver runs the route Drivers brief in with the family or coordinator. For long journeys we agree the prayer-time and halal-stop schedule before departure so the trip respects the group’s needs.
Sample fares
Mosque and community bookings vary too much for a single flat fare. A Changi Umrah send-off with one Hiace is a different shape from a multi-vehicle Hari Raya visiting round, or a cross-border religious-tour package to Malacca. We quote on the brief.
For reference, our published from-fares start at SGD 210 one-way on a 13-seater Hiace, from SGD 260 on an 18-seater minibus, and from SGD 430 on a 24-seater coach for cross-border legs — full table on our pricing page under Group Vans, 18-Seater Minibus and Group Coaches.
For the underlying group bus and coach options, see group bus rental Singapore.
FAQ
Can you handle a Hajj or Umrah send-off at Changi?
Yes. Multi-vehicle family and community transport to Changi for the send-off, with extended-family pickups co-ordinated under one booking. For pilgrims flying to Jeddah via Kuala Lumpur, we also run the SG-to-KLIA cross-border leg with Causeway clearance and tolls included. Welcome-home pickups at Changi for returning Hajis follow the same shape.
Will the driver stop for prayer during a long journey?
Yes. We agree the solat and rest-stop schedule with the family or coordinator before departure — at neighbourhood mosques, rest stops along the North–South Expressway, or wherever the group prefers. The driver builds the prayer windows into the journey rather than treating them as an interruption.
Can you do Hari Raya visiting rounds with multiple stops?
Yes — multi-stop visiting transport during the Hari Raya period is a common booking. Useful for elderly relatives, nursing-home outings and extended families who can’t all fit in private cars. Full-day waiting between stops is built into the quote.
Do you handle madrasah and weekend religious class transport?
Yes. Weekly recurring shuttles for students attending madrasah or weekend religious classes are quoted as a standing contract — same arrangement as our school bus service. Pickup points from neighbourhood meeting points to the class venue and back.
Halal food stops on long cross-border trips?
We don’t provide food, but we plan the rest-stop schedule around halal options with the family before departure. Common halal rest stops along the route to KL, Malacca and Putrajaya are part of the driver’s standard knowledge.
Can we discuss seating arrangements for the group?
Yes. Some congregations and families prefer to discuss seating layout at booking — separate seating areas, family arrangements or specific accommodations. Let us know on WhatsApp and we’ll match the vehicle and the briefing accordingly.
How far ahead should we book for Hari Raya or Ramadan transport?
Four to six weeks ahead for the first three days of Hari Raya — that’s the tightest window in the calendar across Singapore. Ramadan iftar gatherings and tarawih shuttles are quieter on the booking side; two to three weeks is usually enough. Confirm earlier if the brief involves multiple vehicles.
Heading back to the kampung for Hari Raya? See our Hari Raya balik kampung transport page for the cross-border journey home.
Recommended vehicles for this route
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13-Seater Group Van
18-Seater Minibus
18-Seater Minibus
Mid-large group transfers — 18 pax without luggage, or 13 pax with 13 checked-in cases. The right step up from a Hiace before committing to a full coach.
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24-Seater Coach
24-Seater Coach
Tour groups, school excursions, weddings, MICE events — full group with underfloor luggage hold.
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