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KTMB (KTM ETS) · KTMB sells on its website and KITS app (cards and e-wallets), at station counters and through resellers (12Go, Baolau, Easybook, BusOnlineTicket). Whether foreign cards work online was not confirmed. Station gates take MyDebit only, with foreign debit cards planned in phases.

Checked 3 November 2026Secondary sources only

What we could not confirm

  • The cited page returned 403, so nothing about KTMB payment could be verified; it is dated December 2024 and cannot support the March 2026 phased foreign-card rollout.
  • Whether KTMB's site accepts foreign Visa or Mastercard online.
  • The KL–Ipoh 2026 fare and the Gold/Platinum flexi fares.

How to buy

  1. 1Try the KTMB website or KITS app first with a non-Iranian card.
  2. 2If it fails, book on 12Go or another reseller, or buy at a station counter.

Buy through a reseller

12Go

  • 12Go

    Choose the date thereInternational card
    Go to 12Go

Prices are shown on the seller's site. · Links checked 3 November 2026 · Opens in a new tab. Price and availability are confirmed there.

If you cannot pay yourself

12Go and other resellers (Baolau, Easybook, BusOnlineTicket) sell KTM tickets online, so a friend abroad or any working foreign card can book there.

Routes worth knowing

  • KL Sentral–Kempas Baru (ETS)

    Flexi fares cited: Gold 71–80 MYR, Platinum 93–108 MYR (unverified).

  • Kuala Lumpur–Ipoh (ETS)

    2026 fare not confirmed.

About this page: Iranian bank cards do not work on foreign websites. This page is a guide, not a shop: it tells you how people buy each country's train tickets and sends you to the seller. Fares and rules come from public sources on the dates shown and can change. Check the official site before you travel. Trains that start inside Iran are affected by the 2026 conflict; make sure they are running.