Chin began playing at the youth level with local sides Metro-Ford Benfica and Metro Burnaby.

[6] Before the commencement of the regular season, he assisted Vancouver in winning the preseason tournament known as the Canterbury Cup.

In order to accumulate more playing time, he was traded to league rivals Edmonton Aviators the following season.

[10] Once the season concluded Edmonton folded and Chin traveled abroad to Scotland to try out with St Johnstone.

[11] After failing to secure a contract in Scotland he signed with Halifax Town in the English Conference National in November 2004.

[13] In 2006, he returned to the USL circuit by signing with Toronto Lynx along with Rick Titus, and Osni Neto.

[16] After the relegation of Toronto to the Premier Development League, he transitioned to indoor soccer to play with the Baltimore Blast for the MISL's 2006–07 season.