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List of Asean Cpa Register ( Per 31 July 2021 ) LIST OF ASEAN CPA REGISTER ( PER 30 SEPTEMBER 2021 ) Country of Registration No. Name Status Date Issued Origin Number 1 Singapore Jonathan Tan Gee Chan Active SG.0000001 16 May 2017 2 Singapore Ang Kian Kai, Zachary Active SG.0000002 16 May 2017 3 Singapore Wong Mun Wai Active SG.0000003 16 May 2017 4 Singapore Goh Chee Yew Active SG.0000004 16 May 2017 5 Singapore Kevin Lee Hien-Weng Active SG.0000005 16 May 2017 6 Singapore Toh Xu Hua Active SG.0000006 16 May 2017 7 Singapore Kong Ming-Tat, Jeremy Active SG.0000007 16 May 2017 8 Singapore Wong Phui Lun Joseph Active SG.0000008 16 May 2017 9 Singapore Lim Shien Ching Henry Active SG.0000009 16 May 2017 10 Singapore Jovi Sen Joan Active SG.0000010 16 May 2017 11 Singapore Chai Chung Hoong Active SG.0000011 16 May 2017 12 Singapore Chow Chew Seng Active SG.0000012 16 May 2017 13 Singapore Ong Han Wei Active SG.0000013 16 May 2017 14 Singapore Loo Wen Lieh Active SG.0000014 16 May 2017 15 Singapore Suree Binte Rohan Active SG.0000015 16 May 2017 16 Singapore Rohan Bin Kamis Active SG.0000016 16 May 2017 17 Singapore Ong Yue Ghim Active SG.0000017 16 May 2017 18 Singapore Tong Ann Leng Active SG.0000018 16 May 2017 19 Singapore Arumugam Ravinthran Active SG.0000019 16 May 2017 20 Singapore Zahabar Ali Active SG.0000020 16 May 2017 21 Singapore Woo Mun Chun Active SG.0000021 16 May 2017 22 Singapore Kwan Weng Tim Timothy Active SG.0000022 16 May 2017 23 Singapore Chang Chi Hsung Active SG.0000023 16 May 2017 24 Singapore William Wong Kong Yen Active SG.0000024 16 May 2017 LIST OF ASEAN CPA REGISTER ( PER 30 SEPTEMBER 2021 ) Country of Registration No. Name Status Date Issued Origin Number 25 Singapore Yeo Teck Chuan Active SG.0000025 16 May 2017 Balasubramaniam S/O Palanisamy 26 Singapore Active SG.0000026 16 May 2017 Kolandavelu 27 Singapore Lim Kiat Jiang Raymond Active SG.0000027 16 May 2017 28 Singapore Su Chun Keat Active SG.0000028 16 May 2017 29 Singapore Chui Qing Munn Active SG.0000029 16 May 2017 30 Singapore Chan Choon-Yee Francis Active SG.0000030 16 May 2017 31 Singapore Hoong Kong Fatt Active SG.0000031 16 May 2017 32 Singapore Ng Wei Wen Daniel Active SG.0000032 16 May 2017 33 Singapore Hong Beng Choo, Sarah Active SG.0000033 16 May 2017 34 Singapore Huang Jiehao Active SG.0000034 16 May 2017 35 Singapore Suk John Active SG.0000035 16 May 2017 36 Singapore Ng Swee Meng Active SG.0000036 16 May 2017 37 Singapore Yeo Boon Keong Active SG.0000037 16 May 2017 38 Singapore Lau Chin Huat Active SG.0000038 16 May 2017 39 Singapore Kam Teck Chuan Active SG.0000039 16 May 2017 40 Singapore Sng Han Wei Gary Active SG.0000040 16 May 2017 41 Singapore Boey Seow Kin Active SG.0000041 16 May 2017 42 Singapore Mohd Azwan B Said Active SG.0000042 16 May 2017 43 Singapore Ho Chor Yau Active SG.0000043 16 May 2017 44 Singapore Ong Zhong Teck Active SG.0000044 16 May 2017 45 Singapore Yin Yin Htay Active SG.0000045 16 May 2017 46 Singapore Gan Seng Kwee Active SG.0000046 16 May 2017 47 Singapore Ng Kun Ting, George William Active SG.0000047 16 May 2017 48 Thailand Supot Singhasaneh Active TH.0000048 16 May 2017 LIST OF ASEAN CPA REGISTER ( PER 30 SEPTEMBER 2021 ) Country of Registration No. Name Status Date Issued Origin Number 49 Thailand Virach Aphimeteetamrong Active TH.0000049 16 May 2017 50 Thailand Bhawat Yupabhorn Active TH.0000050 16 May 2017 51 Thailand Worrasit Srirungkijsawad Active TH.0000051 16 May 2017 52 Thailand Narata Sakornsathian Active TH.0000052 16 May 2017 53 Thailand Papatchaya Tungsawat In-Active TH.0000053 16 May 2017 54 Thailand Nualnapa Passararat Active TH.0000054 16 May 2017 55 Thailand Wiboon Wongwisankul Active TH.0000055 16 May 2017 56 Thailand Suppamittr Nual-On Active TH.0000056 16 May 2017 57 Thailand Korngosh Ampush In-Active TH.0000057 16 May 2017 58 Thailand Narumol Lertsathitphongs Active TH.0000058 16 May 2017 59 Thailand Wuttisak Ongvimolkarn Active TH.0000059 16 May 2017 60 Thailand Sunisa Thunyasakunkit Active TH.0000060 16 May 2017 61 Thailand Panya Sumritpradit Active TH.0000061 16 May 2017 62 Thailand Chanta Potameang Active TH.0000062 16 May 2017 63 Thailand Jirasak Sahasittiwat Active TH.0000063 16 May 2017 64 Thailand Kannachat Unapee Active TH.0000064 16 May 2017 65 Thailand Mayuree Taparhudee Active TH.0000065 16 May 2017 66 Thailand Pairot Rujisart Active TH.0000066 16 May 2017 67 Thailand Aranya Na Pattalung Active TH.0000067 16 May 2017 68 Thailand Metee Phungsunthornbat In-Active TH.0000068 16 May 2017 69 Thailand Orathai Jarukitpaisarn In-Active TH.0000069 16 May 2017 70 Thailand Kridchapong Thammanukornsri In-Active TH.0000070 16 May 2017 71 Thailand Paungrat Narirux Active TH.0000071 16 May 2017 72 Thailand Thamrongsak Sukochaiwanich Active TH.0000072 16 May 2017 LIST OF ASEAN CPA REGISTER ( PER 30 SEPTEMBER 2021 ) Country of Registration No. Name Status Date Issued Origin Number 73 Thailand Sorrasak Srijundorn Active TH.0000073 16 May 2017 74 Thailand Chawinroj Terapachalaphon Active TH.0000074 16 May 2017 75 Thailand Sasima Aimwongsri Active TH.0000075 16 May 2017 76 Thailand Sununtha Ketyangyuenwong Active TH.0000076 16 May 2017 77 Thailand New Hanpakdee Active TH.0000077 16 May 2017 78 Thailand Chutchai Juntasiri Active TH.0000078 16 May 2017 79 Thailand Maneekan Suntronsuk Active TH.0000079 16 May 2017 80 Thailand Nathaya Petchlorlean In-Active TH.0000080 16 May 2017 81 Thailand Suwimon Saokumket Active TH.0000081 16 May 2017 82 Thailand Suthasee Trakanroek Active TH.0000082 16 May 2017 83 Thailand Dhas Udomdhammabhakdi Active TH.0000083 16 May 2017 84 Thailand Patchara Thonguthaisri Active TH.0000084 16 May 2017 85 Thailand Pitchayamon Vanichpipat Active TH.0000085 16 May 2017 86 Thailand Narumol Wanasbodee Punites Active TH.0000086 16 May 2017 87 Thailand Attapol Yampry Active TH.0000087 16 May 2017 88 Thailand Ampai Suttiboriharnkul Active TH.0000088 16 May 2017 89 Thailand Wannee Tangkitsa Nguan Active TH.0000089 16 May 2017 90 Thailand Supoj Pannoi Active TH.0000090 16 May 2017 91 Thailand Sutee Tantivanichanon Active TH.0000091 16 May 2017 92 Thailand Natthinee O-Thong In-Active TH.0000092 16 May 2017 93 Thailand Wunyuda Raveevuttana Active TH.0000093 16 May 2017 94 Thailand Sita Palungwachira Active TH.0000094 16 May 2017 95 Thailand Chanokporn Charoensuttiyotin Active TH.0000095 16 May 2017 96 Thailand Sumalee Kokkhunthod Active TH.0000096 16 May 2017 LIST OF ASEAN CPA REGISTER ( PER 30 SEPTEMBER 2021 ) Country of Registration No. Name Status Date Issued Origin Number 97 Thailand Chaovana Viwatpanachati Active TH.0000097 16 May 2017 98 Thailand Duangthida Philalum Active TH.0000098 16 May 2017 99 Thailand Pornsuda Supinpong Active TH.0000099 16 May 2017 100 Thailand Nantanasom Sitongarcha Active TH.0000100 16 May 2017 101 Thailand Aranya Kanjananuchit Active TH.0000101 16 May 2017 102 Thailand Woraratt Mekkerdchoo Active TH.0000102 16 May 2017 103 Thailand Putthipanu Boonngowsukkhana Active TH.0000103 16 May 2017 104 Thailand Boonlert Kamolchanokkul Active TH.0000104 16 May 2017 105 Thailand Porntip Chankong In-Active TH.0000105 16 May 2017 106 Thailand Kwanwieng Sasomchit Active TH.0000106 16 May 2017 107 Thailand Atcharaporn Suddhisanont Active TH.0000107 16 May 2017 108 Thailand Narumol Sukchuen Active TH.0000108 16 May 2017 109 Thailand Korapatr Vannasusri Active TH.0000109 16 May 2017 110 Thailand Somboon Amnartcharoensuk Active TH.0000110 16 May 2017 111 Thailand Suchada Ruethaisawat Active TH.0000111 16 May 2017 112 Thailand Warunee Techasiriwan In-Active TH.0000112 16 May 2017 113 Thailand Praphot Thipsremongkol Active TH.0000113 16 May 2017 114 Thailand Numfon Srisai Active TH.0000114 16 May 2017 115 Thailand Sathida Prayoonpruk Active TH.0000115 16 May 2017 116 Thailand Suporn Phungsunthornbat In-Active TH.0000116 16 May 2017 117 Thailand Chularat Jitpaisanwattana Active TH.0000117 16 May 2017 118 Thailand Mettiya Phromuea Active TH.0000118 16 May 2017 119 Thailand Pensree Puapeerakul Active TH.0000119 16 May 2017 120 Thailand Jarunee Wonglimpiyarat Active TH.0000120 16 May 2017 LIST OF ASEAN CPA REGISTER ( PER 30 SEPTEMBER 2021 ) Country of Registration No. Name Status Date Issued Origin Number 121 Thailand Wichart Lokatekrawee Active TH.0000121 16 May 2017 122 Thailand Kacha Somjaipeng Active TH.0000122 16 May 2017 123 Thailand Sunee Wassananukul Active TH.0000123 16 May 2017 124 Thailand Vorapoj Amnauypanit Active TH.0000124 16 May 2017 125 Thailand Roongratt Ratanarajchartikul Active TH.0000125 16 May 2017 126 Thailand Thippapha Thirakanokvilai Active TH.0000126 16 May 2017 127 Thailand Kitiya Keeratirueangrong Active TH.0000127 16 May 2017 128 Thailand Vijit Sritangruttanakul Active TH.0000128 16 May 2017 129 Thailand Vittaya Sritangrattanakul Active TH.0000129 16 May 2017 130 Thailand Wichian Monaiyakun Active TH.0000130 16 May 2017 131 Thailand Nopanuch Apichatsatien Active TH.0000131 16 May 2017 132 Thailand Yanyong Thammatucharee Active TH.0000132 16 May 2017 133 Thailand Charnwit Trakarnvattanavong Active TH.0000133 16 May 2017 134 Thailand Nachanya Bongkodpreechapanit In-Active TH.0000134 16 May 2017 135 Thailand Prasan Chuaphanich Active TH.0000135 16 May 2017 136 Thailand Vilai Chattanrassamee Active TH.0000136 16 May 2017 137 Malaysia Tan Theng Hooi Active MY.0000137 12 October 2017 138 Malaysia Chong Hou Nian Active MY.0000138 12 October 2017 139 Malaysia Dr Lim Swee Geok Active MY.0000139 12 October 2017 140 Malaysia Ng Kean Kok Active MY.0000140 12 October 2017 141 Malaysia Dr Nurmazilah Binti Mahzan Active MY.0000141 12 October 2017 142 Malaysia Gan Ah Tee Active MY.0000142 12 October 2017 Feizal Mustapha @ Feizal Bin 143 Malaysia Active MY.0000143 12 October 2017 Mustapha 144 Malaysia Tang Seng Choon Active MY.0000144 12 October 2017 LIST OF ASEAN CPA REGISTER ( PER 30 SEPTEMBER 2021 ) Country of Registration No.
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