Malaysian Consulate in Guangzhou

The Consulate General of Malaysia in Guangzhou (馬來西亞駐廣州總領事館) is a diplomatic mission of the Malaysian government, operating under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia (Kementerian Luar Negeri Malaysia). It is one of seven Malaysian diplomatic representations in China, alongside the embassy in Beijing and consulates in Hong Kong, Kunming, Nanning, Shanghai, and Xi’an. The consulate general’s jurisdiction covers five provinces: Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian, Hainan, and Hunan. It provides consular services to Malaysian citizens in the region and handles visa applications from Chinese nationals seeking to enter Malaysia. In addition to standard consular functions, the mission maintains a commercial section responsible for promoting bilateral trade and investment between Malaysia and China.

Country of Registration:
China
Entity Type:
Foreign Mission
Chinese Name:
馬來西亞駐廣州總領事館
Founding Date:
24.10.1993
Address:
Kingold Century, Zhujiang New Town, 62 Jinsui Rd, China, 510623
Website Link:
https://www.kln.gov.my/web/chn_guangzhou
Current Status:
Active

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Malaysia

Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia

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