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British Mission in Lhasa was the British Indian Office in Tibet, located at Dekyi Lingka, Lhasa. It was established in August 1936, with the first Officer in Charge being Hugh Richardson. After the Indian Independence in October 1947, the mission was restructured as the Indian Mission in Lhasa, with Richardson continue serving as the Officer in Charge, until August 1950.
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