ABOUT THE CONSULATE-GENERAL

Since Singapore and China established diplomatic relations in October 1990, the former Singapore Commercial Representative Office in Shanghai was renamed as Singapore Consulate in Shanghai. It was later upgraded to the Consulate-General in Shanghai in January 1996. The mission of the Consulate-General is to safeguard the interests of Singaporeans visiting, living and working in its consular district of the Shanghai Municipality, and the Anhui, Jiangsu and Zhejiang Provinces and to promote political, economic and cultural links between Singapore and China.

Key Staff Members   Mr Yip Wei Kiat Consul-General	Commercial Section (International Enterprise Singapore)   Ms Sim Ann Consul
Mr Gan Teng Kiat Deputy Consul-General
Mr Ang Choo Pin Consul (Political) Mr Koh Hong Chee Vice-Consul (Visa)	Ms Soh Swee Ping Consul Ms Michelle Chow Consul
Ms Tan Lee Yan Vice-Consul (Admin & Consular)	Education & Culture Section (Contact Singapore)
Mr Damien Chua Attaché (Admin & Consular)
	Ms Chia Choong Yeen Consul
	Industry Section (Economic Development Board)
	Ms Ngoh Eng Hong Consul Mr Koh Jin Hoe Consul
	Infocomm Section (Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore)
	Mr Tan Aik Bing Consul (Infocomm)
	Mr Lee Sze Chin Assistant to Consul (Infocomm)

Singapore Embassy and Consulates in China

Besides the Consulate-General in Shanghai, we have an Embassy in Beijing and Consulate-Generals in Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Xiamen.

• Embassy of the Republic of Singapore - Beijing

• Singapore Consulate-General in Guangzhou

• Singapore Consulate-General in Hong Kong

• Singapore Consulate-General in Xiamen