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Singapore First Contacts
Your Embassies in Singapore
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you:
For Singapore Exporter: learn more about the market in those countries, research
opportunities and act as a last resort in case of problems that need
political support.
For Importer to Singapore: learn
about market in Korea through research and data
collected. Seek for emergency help, etc.
U.S. Embassy - Singapore
http://singapore.usembassy.gov/index.shtml
Click
here for list of Embassies in Singapore.
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Singapore
Embassy in your Country
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Foreign
embassies also view promotion of trade and investment as major
goals. You should contact the country's Embassy, particularly the
country's Commercial Counselor for help on researching your business
plan.
Embassy
of the Republic of Singapore
3501
International Place, NW, Washington DC 20008
Telephone:
(202) 537-3100
Website: http://www.embassy.org/embassies/sg.html
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Foreign
Commercial Offices
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U.S. Commercial Office
Telephone:
011-65-476-9037 Fax: 011-65-476-9080
Street
Address: 27 Napier Road
Mailing
Address: FPO AP 96534-0001
Website: http://www.buyusa.gov/singapore/en/
Most
U.S. Embassies have at least one representative and in many cases a
whole office that is sent to the target country by the U.S. Department
of Commerce. The goal of these offices is to increase U.S.
business with the target country.
These offices can be helpful in assisting you in researching
opportunities
in a target country.
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Chambers
of Commerce
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American Chamber of Commerce
Address:
1 Scotts Road,
#16-07
Shaw Center
Singapore
228208.
Telephone:
(65) 235-0077
Fax:
(65) 732-5917
Email
address: info@amcham.org.sg
Website: http://www.amcham.org.sg
Most
countries in Asia have U.S. Chambers of Commerce made up of member U.S.
companies
doing business in that country. Typically large Chambers of
Commerce
have a hired staff person who acts as the Executive Director.
Smaller
Chambers may have only a volunteer staff. American Chambers of
Commerce
often are good sources of information on the ease or difficulty in
doing
business in the target country. Oftentimes they can refer you to
members
who have detailed insight into set-up problems, the incidence of
corruption
in the host country or other challenges. Oftentimes the target
country
will have its own chamber of commerce which is seeking to promote
business
and investment in their country. These Chambers which represent
the
target country can also be helpful.
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