Singapore’s planned consulate-general in Kuching will be within the Kuching South City Council area, according to Kuching South Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng. Its precise address has not been disclosed. Wee gave the jurisdiction update during his Saturday Shall WEE Talk livestream, saying further details would be announced. He offered clues about the neighbourhood but did not identify the premises. Those clues are not a confirmed address for visitors. The distinction matters for people following the project: confirmation of a council area does not mean a consular office has opened or begun accepting appointments. The reported update did not provide an opening date or a service-booking arrangement. The Kuching proposal dates back to 2023. Singapore also plans a consulate in Kota Kinabalu, with the intended offices aimed at strengthening trade, investment and tourism links. Suitable premises have been under consideration, including possible temporary office space during the initial phase. For Kuching, the next practical announcement is therefore the actual premises and opening arrangements—not an address inferred from the mayor’s neighbourhood hints.