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2740 providers who work in Chinese, across 135 cities in 54 countries and 8 kinds of service. Melbourne (965), Tokyo (476) and Osaka (203) hold 60% of them between them.
By service
What you can actually get in Chinese, biggest first. Where a service has enough Chinese speakers to be worth its own page, the card goes there.
By city
Every city with at least one provider who works in Chinese, grouped by country.
Showing all 135 cities.
Japan1111 in 26 cities
























Australia965 in 1 city
South Korea126 in 3 cities
China81 in 9 cities
Romania63 in 1 city
France39 in 7 cities
Vietnam33 in 4 cities
Germany32 in 3 cities
New Zealand29 in 4 cities
Argentina28 in 5 cities
Czech Republic19 in 1 city
Taiwan19 in 1 city
Norway17 in 3 cities
Poland17 in 3 cities
Austria13 in 2 cities
Netherlands12 in 5 cities
Thailand12 in 2 cities
Brazil11 in 3 cities
Singapore10 in 1 city
Spain10 in 3 cities
Canada9 in 2 cities
Cambodia7 in 2 cities
Croatia6 in 4 cities
Ecuador6 in 2 cities
Mexico6 in 3 cities
Malaysia4 in 1 city
Reunion4 in 1 city
Slovakia4 in 2 cities
Slovenia4 in 1 city
Tunisia4 in 1 city
Costa Rica3 in 1 city
India3 in 3 cities
Indonesia3 in 1 city
Italy3 in 2 cities
Laos3 in 1 city
Peru3 in 1 city
Sweden2 in 1 city
Turkey2 in 2 cities
United States2 in 2 cities
Bahamas1 in 1 city
Belgium1 in 1 city
Dominican Republic1 in 1 city
Finland1 in 1 city
Greece1 in 1 city
Hungary1 in 1 city
Kyrgyzstan1 in 1 city
Morocco1 in 1 city
Nepal1 in 1 city
Oman1 in 1 city
Paraguay1 in 1 city
Portugal1 in 1 city
Switzerland1 in 1 city
UAE1 in 1 city
Uruguay1 in 1 city
Nothing matches that combination.
This page lists every city where a published source says a provider works in Chinese. If you know a provider that belongs here, tell us and include where the language is stated.
Where these came from
These come from 91 different sources, led by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (1077), the Victorian Legal Services Board + Commissioner (965) and the Romanian Ministry of Justice (63). Consular lists are the reason a language turns up far from where it is spoken: a mission publishes the doctors and lawyers its own citizens can talk to, which is a language claim someone else made in public and we can point at.
2727 of the 2740 sit on an official list, 5 confirmed their own entry to us directly; the rest rest on the provider saying so or on a directory listing, and each card says which.
What this page is not
The coverage is not even across services: lawyers account for 1167 of the 2740, while therapists account for 3. That reflects which professions get published in language-tagged lists, not which ones exist.
Questions
- How many Chinese-speaking providers are listed?
- 2740, in 135 cities. That is the number whose working language we can trace to a published source, not an estimate of how many exist.
- Where is Chinese easiest to find?
- Melbourne with 965, Tokyo with 476 and Osaka with 203. Together that is 60% of this page.
- Does a listing mean the provider speaks Chinese personally?
- Not always. Some sources name a practice whose staff include a Chinese speaker rather than the named person, and each card quotes the wording its source used so you can judge it.
All 663 cities in the directory, in every language we cover.