Embassy of Guinea-Bissau in Beijing, China; address 4-2-112, Ta Yuan Diplomatic Compound, 100600; phone +65327394. Head of mission: Mr. António Serifo Embaló.
Head of mission: Mr. António Serifo Embaló, Ambassador (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Singapore, 3 Nov 2024)
Guinea-Bissau offers a unique yet underdeveloped tourism scene, making it a less prominent choice for travelers. While it contributes modestly to the economy, its status as an unexplored destination may attract a niche segment of Chinese tourists among the 20.3 million who travel abroad each year.
Guinea Bissau is ranked 83rd out of 160 countries on the Global Peace Index, which indicates a safety level comparable to China, ranked 87th. The murder rate in Guinea Bissau is 1.1 per 100,000 people, slightly higher than China's rate of 0.5. In terms of organized crime, Guinea Bissau has lower scores in several categories compared to China. For instance, it scores 1.0 for mafia groups and 1.0 for resource crime, indicating a lower presence of organized crime in these areas. However, it has higher scores for crime networks (8.0) and cocaine trade (8.0), suggesting some challenges in those areas. Overall, while Guinea Bissau presents certain safety concerns, particularly related to organized crime, it is relatively safe for tourists, including those from China, especially when compared to other regions. Travelers should remain vigilant and informed about local conditions.