Greater China

Since China and Singapore established diplomatic relations more than 10 years ago, economic cooperation between the two countries has grown steadily.

China is now our fourth-largest trading partner and top foreign investment destination.

As Singapore’s businesses venture into the Chinese market, Chinese enterprises and individuals have also stepped up their presence in the Lion City. These businesses ride on Singapore’s good connections with the international community to venture into Southeast Asia and beyond, while professionals leverage on Singapore’s talent-friendly environment to exchange ideas, collaborate and create value.

Singapore is a regional financial hub and growing centre for emerging technology, R&D as well as arts and entertainment. Whether for work, play or a great lifestyle, Singapore welcomes you. This is a home where you will feel enriched with a clean and safe environment, world-class facilities and education and a multicultural heritage.

We welcome you to contact our Area Directors on any enquiries!

Terence Ong, Area Director

Based in Northern China, Terence is driven to attract Chinese talent – from fresh graduates to high-level professionals – to Singapore, notably in the chemical, clean energy, and oil and gas industries. Prior to this, Terence worked in the airline industry for five years in various portfolios, including as a station manager based in Manila, the Maldives and Shanghai. He has also worked in the in-flight services department. Terence has a B. Eng in Civil Engineering (2nd Upp ).

Quah Chee Seng, Area Director

Chee Seng, an Economics graduate of Shanghai’s Fudan University and a senior international operations manager with the Ministry of Manpower prior to his Contact Singapore posting, manages the day-to-day operations of the Contact Singapore Shanghai office. He executes strategies to attract skilled talent from China – specifically Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui, Sichuan and Shaanxi – through a range of initiatives, such as recruitment platforms, study trips, road shows, media campaigns and special partnerships with key stakeholders. He also contributes to policy formulation in Singapore through timely feedback on manpower trends and policies in China.

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