Embassy of the Republic of Singapore in Beijing
Ambassador: H.E. Mr. Chin Siat Yoon
Address: No. 1 Xiu Shui Bei Jie, Jian Guo Men Wai, Chaoyang District
Postal Code: 100600
Tel: (+86)10 6532 1115
Office Hours: 08:30 - 12:00 and 13:00 - 17:00 (Mon. - Fri.)
Website: http://www.mfa.gov.sg/beijing/
Consular Section
Tel: (+86)10 6532 9382 (for consular enquiries)
Fax: (+86)10 6532 9405
E-mail: singemb_bej@sgmfa.gov.sg
Mobile Phone: (+86)10 139 1077 5251 (for urgent consular assistance after office hours)
Commercial Section
Tel: (+86)10 6532 1115 ext. 223
Visa Office
Tel: (+86)10 6532 9380
Fax: (+86)10 6532 9407
Consulate of the Republic of Singapore in Chengdu
Address: 31-D Guancheng Square, No.308, Shun Cheng Da Jie, Chengdu
Postal Code: 610017
Tel: (+86)28 8652 7222
Fax: (+86)28 8652 7555
E-mail: chengdu@iesingapore.gov.sg
Consular Area: Sichuan Province
Consulate General of the Republic of Singapore in Guangzhou
Address: Unit 2418, CITIC Plaza Office Tower, 233 Tianhe Bei Road
Postal Code: 510613
Tel: (+86)20 3891 2345
Fax of Consular Office: (+86)20 3891 2933
Fax of Visa Office: (+86)20 2123
E-mail: sin_consulargz@yahoo.com.cn
Consular Areas: Guangdong Province, Guizhou Province, Hainan Province, Hunan Province, Yunnan Province, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region
Consulate General of the Republic of Singapore in Shanghai
Address: No.89 Wanshan Road, Shanghai (Postal Code: 200336)
Tel: (+86)21 6278 5566
Fax: (+86)21 6295 6038
E-mail: singcg_sha@sgmfa.gov.sg
Office Hours: 08:30-12:00, 13:00-17:00, Monday-Friday
Consular Areas: Shanghai Municipality, Jiangsu Province, Zhejiang Province, Anhui Province
Consulate General of the Republic of Singapore in Xiamen
Consul-General: Ms. Zheng Meile
Address: Room 05-07/08, The Bank Center, No.189 Xiahe Lu, Xiamen
Postal Code: 361003
Tel: +86-592-2684691
Fax: +86-592-2684694
24-hour Hotline: +86-13906036614
Office Hours: 08:30 - 12:30 and 13:30 - 17:00, Monday – Friday
For Visa Application & Authentication: 09:00 - 11:30, Monday – Friday
For Pick-Up of Visa & Authentication: 16:00 - 16:30, Monday – Friday
For Pick-Up of Passport: 09:00-12:00, Monday – Friday
E-mail: singcg_xmn@sgmfa.gov.sg
Consular Areas: Fujian Province, Jiangxi Province
Please contact China Embassy in Singapore if Singaporeans will go to China.
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Travelers' Voices on Embassy & Consulates of Singapore in China
1.
Nov. 15,2009 03:19 Reply
Mr.yeo kay hee(Singapore) said:
Hi Mr Chin, this is Ray Yeo from singapore. Me and my wife will be arriving Beijing on 16112009.Can we register ourahelve with your embassy in case we need your assistance in future? Rgds
Ray Yeo
Nov. 16,2009 04:27
Mr.helper replied:
yes, you can register yourselves at the Singaporean Embassy in Beijing. But this is not the official website of the embassy, please go to the embassy and register
2.
Oct. 26,2009 00:56 Reply
Mr.Ben(Singapore) said:
can i renew my Singapore passport in Shanghai ?
how long wil it takes ?
Oct. 26,2009 03:37
Mrs.Joe replied:
yes, you can renew your Singapore passport at the Consulate General of Singapore in Shanghai. I think it takes at least 2 weeks, you'd better call the consulate general to get a accurate answer.
3.
Oct. 14,2009 21:12 Reply
Ms.Gabriela Silang(Philippines) said:
If there has been a change in China's policy in issuing visa to aliens (in singapore), they should at least be very professional about it. The "officers" there would only shake their head and say or yell words like "no", "impossible", "go back philippines".
When I asked them why, they only said "No Reason". When I asked when the 'new' policy started, they said "Today". 'Today' was also the answer given to a colleague who applied on a different date. I've been staying in Singapore for years now and that was the first time I felt discriminated and degraded here.
China, this is your policy and we can't do anything about it. But the least you can do is be very civil and professional about it. I've just sent a letter to our own embassy and Dep't. of Foreign Affairs to ask that they once again require Chinese citizens to acquire visa before entering the Philippines. This may not lead to anything but who knows? I'm sure I am not the only Filipino here who had such humiliating experience at their embassy.
Oct. 14,2009 22:40
Mr.Carry replied:
China embassy has the right to reject any visa applications according to the Chinese policy. I'm afraid you can try the China embassy in Philippines.
4.
Oct. 9,2009 22:42 Reply
Ms.Nicole(Singapore) said:
Hi. I am a Filipino working in Singapore and I wish to apply for a visa to China to visit Lijiang. But I was stopped at the front desk of the Chinese Embassy and was told that Filipinos should go back to the Philippines to apply for a Chinese visa there. I would just like to know why this is the case and if there is anything I can do about it? I am currently holding an employee pass and work permit for Singapore. This rule is also not stated anywhere in the Chinese Embassy website. It would also be quite impossible for me to go back to the Philippines to apply there as I am leaving next week.
Oct. 10,2009 04:28
Mr.Levi replied:
it's true that some China embassies have stopped issue visas to aliens in a third country before the 60th Anniversary of PRC.
5.
Sep. 30,2009 04:03 Reply
Mr.SHAJI(India) said:
Dear Sir / Madam,
I am an indian, now working in china for about 4 years, i wish to visit and travel in singapore, kindly advise what about the visa proceeding for NRI's to singpore?
pls reply to me shajivt123@gmail.com
Oct. 6,2009 20:14
Mr.David replied:
You can read the information about visa application to Singapore on official website of Singaporean Embassy in Beijing http://www.mfa.gov.sg/beijing/
6.
Sep. 29,2009 09:01 Reply
Ms.Ann(Singapore) said:
I am a Singapore passport holder
I made a mistake in my flight booking , arriving China on 14th Dec.2009 but my departure date will be on 13th Jan 2010, which is the 31st day of my China visit. (which exceed the 30 days per entry with visa). May I know how to apply for the extra day extension? Through Singapore China Embassy or the China local immigration department, Public Security Bureau when I get to Shanghai?
Sep. 29,2009 20:24
Mr.William replied:
you can apply for the extension of your stay in China from the public Security Bureau.
7.
Sep. 28,2009 04:37 Reply
Mr.Wu(Singapore) said:
Hi, I have a local driving licence in Singapore and would like to know what is the procedure to obtain a driving licence in China in particular Shanghai and Xiamen.
Also, as a Singaporean, am I allowed to register for a company in China? Where can I get more information on this?
Thank you for your help.
Sep. 28,2009 20:32
Mr.Alfred replied:
Maybe the China embassy in Singapore can give you detailed and exact info. about what you want.
8.
Sep. 19,2009 19:53 Reply
Mr.Wier(Sinagpore) said:
i have actually applied for the L visa that's multiple entry for 1 year, longest stay for 60days. and i'm already in Guangzhou for a month plus, is it a must for me to go back to singapore to do an exit once the 60days is up? or is it possible for me to just go to hongkong or macau to just exit and re-enter again into china?
Sep. 19,2009 22:24
Mr.Alex(Hong Kong of China) replied:
yes, you have to exit China once the 60 days is up. You can go to hong kong or macau to exit and re-enter China gain.
Sep. 20,2009 17:07
Mr.Wier(Singapore) replied:
so i can just exit and re-enter china on the same day right?
Sep. 21,2009 04:40
Mr.Alex(Hong Kong of China) replied:
yes, you can exit and re-enter China on the same day. Even you exit China for minutes, then turn you head back and enter China again.
9.
Sep. 6,2009 23:31 Reply
Mr.ian(singapore) said:
hi im filipino working here at singapore i want to visit china and hongkong do i need to take visa??
Sep. 7,2009 01:47
Mr.Johnny replied:
Filipinos are free of visa to Hk for 14 days, while, filipinos do need a visa to enter mainland China.
10.
Aug. 31,2009 16:36 Reply
Ms.Siti(Singapre) said:
I have enquiry about scammer in china.
I bought a Apple Iphone from one of the supplier there,i made the payment by Western Union.They told me that i can receive my phone after 3 working days and they give me a false tracking number(send by EMS)but i have not receive my phone as promise till today.I tried to call them but there is no answer and they appear offline on MSN.I have the details of the person who make the sales.Now i want to know what am i suppose to do to make this scammer arrested and get my money back?I really hope you can help me deal with them.This is the details about the scammer-
Name:Sunming
Address:29 luoma road, jianghe district, xiamen, fujian, china
Contact No:8613178256367
Email:sunming.timetrade@hotmail.com
Website:http://timeinternational.en.madeinchina.com/home.shtml
(Payment Details)-
First Name:Fei Fei
Last Name:Zhan
City:Shenzhen
Country:China
Aug. 31,2009 23:14
Mrs.Rachel replied:
I feel that you have been cheated and you may not get your money back again. So learn the lesson from it and be careful next time when purchase things through internet.
Sep. 1,2009 11:47
Ms.Siti(Singapore) replied:
Even if i don't get the money back,its ok for me but now i want to know can't you guys do something about your people!!It is so shameless that your people do this to us.I want them arrested and face the law!
Sep. 1,2009 21:52
Mrs.Rachel replied:
Dear Ms. Siti, I just have had the same experience with you actually.