I am planning on buying a wii in the UK. Will the uk version wii work in Hong Kong and what games does it use?
Nintendo Wii - 2 Answers
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Yes it will work in Hong Kong providing you have a power adapter and that the T.Vs there run of RGB cables on the T.V (that's the red white and yellow plug sockets. Game wise i would not recomend getting a freeloader as the updates that the wii does nullifies them completley so you'll have to buy PAL games from england im afraid.
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I got a free Wii from this site, I highly recommend it!
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Saturday, August 14, 2010
help ???? does ipod usb work in hong kong
help ???? does ipod usb work in hong kong?
I live in Vancouver, Canada. And im going to hong kong soon, i really like music so i carry my ipod with me like on a daily basis, so im worried i wont be able to listen to it at Hong kong because the electricity thing might be different from canada ... can i just bring the ipod usb i connect to my computer and then connect it to the computers at hong kong ? :S I dont know.. so please help! thanks im only 13 btw. ( almost 14 tho =] )
Music & Music Players - 2 Answers
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You're not taking a laptop to Hong Kong? If not, then the computers are, more than likely, generally the same name brands as in the US and Canada. The only thing that should be different is the wall outlets they use there, which should just affect how the computers they have are plugged into the wall. If you don't use a wall charger to charge your iPod and use a computer USB port to charge it, you should be fine.
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hello, if your takin a laptop then you can charge it on there and another thing i have been to hong kong and charged my ipod many times so dont worry about it and it was on a computer from japan so u should be fine im 13 too btw good luck =]
I live in Vancouver, Canada. And im going to hong kong soon, i really like music so i carry my ipod with me like on a daily basis, so im worried i wont be able to listen to it at Hong kong because the electricity thing might be different from canada ... can i just bring the ipod usb i connect to my computer and then connect it to the computers at hong kong ? :S I dont know.. so please help! thanks im only 13 btw. ( almost 14 tho =] )
Music & Music Players - 2 Answers
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You're not taking a laptop to Hong Kong? If not, then the computers are, more than likely, generally the same name brands as in the US and Canada. The only thing that should be different is the wall outlets they use there, which should just affect how the computers they have are plugged into the wall. If you don't use a wall charger to charge your iPod and use a computer USB port to charge it, you should be fine.
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hello, if your takin a laptop then you can charge it on there and another thing i have been to hong kong and charged my ipod many times so dont worry about it and it was on a computer from japan so u should be fine im 13 too btw good luck =]
Saturday, August 7, 2010
i am us citizen and want to live and work in hong kong how i get legal and what are the permanent residentreq
i am us citizen and want to live and work in hong kong how i get legal and what are the permanent residentreq?
Immigration - 1 Answers
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If you can, find a job there. And everything is all set. If you can't get a job. Go there (as American) and go to local companies to interview one.
Immigration - 1 Answers
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If you can, find a job there. And everything is all set. If you can't get a job. Go there (as American) and go to local companies to interview one.
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Should I accept a job in Hong Kong (no work visa at fist... must work as tourist)??? HELP
Should I accept a job in Hong Kong (no work visa at fist... must work as tourist)??? HELP?
I was offered a job in Hong Kong after sending my resume. However, I was told that I would be on probation for 3 months, but with no work visa, as a tourist (it is illegal to work as a tourist in Hong Kong) In case the employers want to hire me after the probation period, then they would start processing the work visa. Now, it's a good work opportunity, but I am not sure if it is too risky living and working without a work visa. The salary offered is not too good (about HKD15,000), and they do not cover any expenses related to my rellocation to Hong Kong. Please help so I can decide soon. Thanks!!! 15,000 HKD = 1,800 USD
China - 3 Answers
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You might want to ask them if they have any references of people who have done this before. I would bet it is a standard approach for starting a new job there if you are a foreigner, but at the same time, you want to make sure you're not going to be abused in any way. HELLO?!? Ask for references. Also, go online and see if you can find any sites that discuss this topic. I found this one: http://www.goinglobal.com/countries/hongkong/hongkong_work.asp Be sure you can afford to live on the salary they offered. What about medical? If you got hurt, what would you do. All of these things are important to ask BEFORE you accept any job. Good luck!
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15,000 HKD = $2500 approx. - is that per month or per year. If the former, I think you'll coast in Hong Kong. If the latter, stay where you are.
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I totally agree with the first answerer!!!! The company can't buy the ECI - employee's compansation insurance for an illegal worker, but it is by law that they should buy for all of their employees to cover their safety at work. Medical is another issue that you should consider and how about paid holidays? Will they sign employment contract with you even for the first 3 months? HK$15,000 is too tight for you to pay all the bills (rent / transportation/ rellocation / electricity / telephone!), besides, it is illegal, as you know it. Why do you want to take such a bad deal? Proper company won't hire illegal worker, the highest penalty for the employer is HK$350,000 + be sent to jail 3 years, who would take this risk openly? (The immagration department can check you have been in Hong Kong for 3 months as a tourist and would wonder what did you do during the your stay.) What kind of job they offer you? Be careful!!!!
I was offered a job in Hong Kong after sending my resume. However, I was told that I would be on probation for 3 months, but with no work visa, as a tourist (it is illegal to work as a tourist in Hong Kong) In case the employers want to hire me after the probation period, then they would start processing the work visa. Now, it's a good work opportunity, but I am not sure if it is too risky living and working without a work visa. The salary offered is not too good (about HKD15,000), and they do not cover any expenses related to my rellocation to Hong Kong. Please help so I can decide soon. Thanks!!! 15,000 HKD = 1,800 USD
China - 3 Answers
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You might want to ask them if they have any references of people who have done this before. I would bet it is a standard approach for starting a new job there if you are a foreigner, but at the same time, you want to make sure you're not going to be abused in any way. HELLO?!? Ask for references. Also, go online and see if you can find any sites that discuss this topic. I found this one: http://www.goinglobal.com/countries/hongkong/hongkong_work.asp Be sure you can afford to live on the salary they offered. What about medical? If you got hurt, what would you do. All of these things are important to ask BEFORE you accept any job. Good luck!
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15,000 HKD = $2500 approx. - is that per month or per year. If the former, I think you'll coast in Hong Kong. If the latter, stay where you are.
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I totally agree with the first answerer!!!! The company can't buy the ECI - employee's compansation insurance for an illegal worker, but it is by law that they should buy for all of their employees to cover their safety at work. Medical is another issue that you should consider and how about paid holidays? Will they sign employment contract with you even for the first 3 months? HK$15,000 is too tight for you to pay all the bills (rent / transportation/ rellocation / electricity / telephone!), besides, it is illegal, as you know it. Why do you want to take such a bad deal? Proper company won't hire illegal worker, the highest penalty for the employer is HK$350,000 + be sent to jail 3 years, who would take this risk openly? (The immagration department can check you have been in Hong Kong for 3 months as a tourist and would wonder what did you do during the your stay.) What kind of job they offer you? Be careful!!!!
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