Resident Foreign Embassies and High Commissions in Singapore

Resident Foreign Embassies and High Commissions

Diplomatic missions serve as the primary link between sovereign states, facilitating political dialogue, trade agreements, and consular support for citizens abroad. In Singapore, these missions are categorized as either Embassies—typically representing republics—or High Commissions, which are the diplomatic representatives of Commonwealth member nations.

Whether you are a foreign national seeking visa services or a business professional coordinating international trade, knowing the location of these resident missions is essential for navigating official governmental procedures.

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Key Facts

  • Diverse Representation: Singapore hosts a wide array of diplomatic missions from across every continent, including the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa.
  • Strategic Hubs: Many embassies are clustered in key commercial and diplomatic districts such as Orchard Road, Tanglin, and the Suntec City area.
  • Shared Spaces: Several nations utilize shared office complexes, such as United Square and Parkview Square, to house their diplomatic offices.
  • Commonwealth Distinction: Nations belonging to the Commonwealth of Nations maintain High Commissions rather than Embassies.

Directory of Diplomatic Missions

The following table provides a comprehensive list of resident foreign embassies and high commissions, including their registered physical addresses.

Resident Foreign Diplomatic Missions in Singapore
Country Address
Argentina7 Temasek Boulevard, #15-03 Suntec Tower One
Australia25 Napier Road
Austria600 North Bridge Road, #24-04/05 Parkview Square
Bangladesh19 Keppel Road, #10-00 & #04-00 Jit Poh Building
Belgium79 Robinson Road, #25-01
Brazil101 Thomson Road, #29-01/03 United Square
Brunei325 Tanglin Road
Cambodia400 Orchard Road, #10-03/04 Orchard Towers
CanadaOne George Street, #11-01
Chile8 Temasek Boulevard, #24-01 Suntec Tower Three
China150 Tanglin Road
Colombia152 Beach Road, #03-04 Gateway East
Costa Rica896 Dunearn Road, #03-02B Sime Darby Centre
Cuba390 Havelock Road, #08-04 King's Centre
Czech Republic47 Scotts Road, #11-02/03 Goldbell Towers
Denmark101 Thomson Road, #13-01/02 United Square
Egypt8 Eu Tong Sen Street, #25-82/83/84/85/86 The Central
El Salvador10 Anson Road, International Plaza Building #18-12
Estonia260 Orchard Rd, #07-01 The Heeren
Finland101 Thomson Road, #21-03 United Square
France101-103 Cluny Park Road
Germany50 Raffles Place, #16-05 Singapore Land Tower
Greece47 Scotts Road, #06-03/04 Goldbell Towers
Holy See55 Waterloo Street, #09-01/02
Hungary250 North Bridge Road, #29-01 Raffles City Tower
India31 Grange Road
Indonesia7 Chatsworth Road
Ireland18 Cross Street, #13-04, Cross Street Exchange
Israel24 Stevens Close
Italy101 Thomson Road, #27-02 United Square
Japan16 Nassim Road
Jordan9 Temasek Boulevard, #15-01 Suntec Tower 2
Kazakhstan1 Kim Seng Promenade, #09-04/05 Great World City East Office Tower
Kuwait170 Bukit Timah Road
Laos51 Goldhill Plaza, #13-04/05 Goldhill Plaza
Lithuania18 Robinson Rd. #10-01
Luxembourg18 Robinson Rd. #06-00
Malaysia301 Jervois Road
Maldives101 Thomson Road, #30-01A United Square
Mexico152 Beach Road, #03-01/03 The Gateway East
Mongolia600 North Bridge Road, #24-08 Parkview Square
Myanmar15 St Martin's Drive
Netherlands541 Orchard Road, #13-01 Liat Towers
New ZealandOne George Street , #21-04
Nigeria143 Cecil Street, #13-01 GB Building
North Korea1 North Bridge Road, #15-01 High Street Centre
Norway16 Raffles Quay, #44-01 Hong Leong Building
Oman600 North Bridge Road, #04–03/04/05 Parkview Square
Pakistan1 Scotts Road, #24-02/04 Shaw Centre
Panama16 Raffles Quay, #41-06 Hong Leong Building
Papua New Guinea1 Marine Parade Central, #08-05 Parkway Centre
Peru390 Orchard Road, #12-03 Palais Renaissance
PhilippinesTripleOne Somerset Building, 111 Somerset Rd
Poland435 Orchard Road, #17-02/03 Wisma Atria
Portugal3 Killiney Road, #05-08, Winsland House I
Qatar8 Temasek Boulevard, #41-02 Suntec Tower Three
Romania1 Claymore Drive, #08-10 Orchard Towers
Russia51 Nassim Road
Rwanda8 Temasek Boulevard, #14-03 Suntec Tower Three
Saudi Arabia163 Penang Road, #03-01/02/03 Winsland House II
South Africa331 North Bridge Road, #15-01/06 Odeon Towers
South Korea47 Scotts Road, #08-00 Goldbell Towers
Spain7 Temasek Boulevard, #39-00 Suntec Tower One
Sri Lanka51 Newton Road, #13-07/12 Goldhill Plaza
Sweden1 Temasek Avenue, #14-03 Millenia Tower
Switzerland1 Swiss Club Link
Thailand370 Orchard Road
Timor-Leste140 Robinson Road, #09-04/05 Crown @ Robinson
Turkey2 Shenton Way, #10-03 SGX Centre 1
Ukraine50 Raffles Place, #16-05 Singapore Land Tower
United Arab Emirates600 North Bridge Road, #09-01 Parkview Square
United Kingdom100 Tanglin Road
United States27 Napier Road
Uzbekistan20 Kramat Lane, #04-01 United House
Venezuela3 Killiney Road, #07-03 Winsland House I
Vietnam10 Leedon Park

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an Embassy and a High Commission?

An Embassy is the diplomatic mission of one country in another. A High Commission is the equivalent of an embassy but is used specifically between member countries of the Commonwealth of Nations.

Where are most diplomatic missions located in Singapore?

Many missions are located in central areas such as the Orchard Road shopping belt, the Tanglin diplomatic enclave, and commercial hubs like Suntec Tower and Parkview Square.

Can I visit these addresses for visa applications?

While these are the official resident addresses, many embassies require appointments or use third-party processing centers for visas. It is recommended to check the specific mission's official website before visiting.

Do all countries have a resident embassy in Singapore?

No, not every country maintains a resident mission. Some countries may be represented by a non-resident ambassador or a consulate located in Singapore.

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