Graphene oxide (GO), a highly oxidized graphene sheet, is a distinguished 2-D nanosheet. GO membranes exhibit good CO2 separation properties due to its various polar functional groups with oxygen resulting in high CO2 sorption properties. Recently, GO nanosheets have been incorporated into polymer membranes expecting the synergistic effect. There is, however, little research on GO as a crosslinker even though it has high potential due to available functional groups for further reaction. Here, we prepared GO/polymer membranes by crosslinking reactions between polar groups of GO and bi-functional polymer matrix at different temperatures. Optimum crosslinking condition was found by analyzing gas transport, chemical properties of samples. Degree of crosslinking in GO/polymer nanocomposites affected gas transport behavior.