	Visas, passports, consular assistance and travel advice for British citizens in Singapore. You can also learn more about our activities in Singapore across a wide range of fields - political, economic, commercial, science and education. There are links to many sources of information about the UK.
	UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) works with UK-based businesses to ensure their success in international markets, and encourage the best overseas companies to look to the UK as their global partner of choice.
	The British Chamber of Commerce is a leading international and local business forum in Singapore, open to individuals and businesses of any nationality. We organise a busy programme of events and activities, both business and social, to help you and your company flourish.
	We connect people with learning opportunities and creative ideas from the UK to build lasting relationships around the world.
	If you're planning a holiday to the UK, looking for hotels and accommodation in Britain, or simply after UK travel, attractions or events information, VisitBritain.com has everything you need to know.
	The British Alumni Singapore is a society of UK graduates residing in Singapore. As a representative body of graduates from some 80 British universities and 24 British University Alumni, our wide range of cultural, social and educational activities has brought past and recent British graduates closer together.
	The aims of the society were set down in our constitution many years ago and put simply, are to observe St.Andrew's Day, Robert Burns' birthday and to observe and celebrate any other event as we see fit. The society has contributed many thousands of dollars to charities in Singapore and Scotland.
	St. Patrick's Society is the Social Connection for the Irish Community in Singapore. Our aim is to bring the Irish Community together for social gatherings and to celebrate Irish Culture.
	For those interested in Welsh culture whilst living away from Wales. The Welsh community is known for their warm welcomes and hearty spirits, so why not join us for some “Home from Home”.
	Whether you are new to Singapore, or have been here a while, the British Association of Singapore (or the BA) can help you make the very best of your time here. With singles, couples, and families of all ages we run a very lively schedule. In an average week, there are around 15 different events or activities – pub nights, coffees, tennis, mahjong and girls’ nights out, just to name a few!
	Established in 1852, the Singapore Cricket Club is today one of the premier sports and social clubs in the Country. It is the second oldest sports club in Singapore, junior by 10 years to the Singapore Sporting Club, now the Singapore Turf Club.