how many hong kong people work in china & macau now?
Careers & Employment - 1 Answers
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not sure, but one thing for sure many chinese and hong kong wanteed to come to macau cause of current massive economy boomer in macau due to casinos macau casino begging basic worker salary aleady supporas many top company average salary included hong kong.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
If i buy a phone in the US and use in hong kong.. will it work
If i buy a phone in the US and use in hong kong.. will it work?
i want to get the "Samsung Impression" from the states but i live in Hong Kong. will most functions still work on the phone?? e.g: text, im, gps?? Also. do you think it'll support chinese in texting and/or song names.. etc? THANKS so basically i won't be able to use the text in hong kong?? but my friend got the first iphone from the states and it worked here...
Cell Phones & Plans - 2 Answers
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It will work with China Mobile, CSL limited, Hong Kong telecommunications, Hutchison, and SmarTone. (they are the only one to use the same frequencies) For calling only. This phone you can't change the settings for texting and internet. So it would be only able to be used for calling. (Not worth it then IMO) The only problem with this phone is that the settings can't be changed. Some phones can be changed, but lately there's been more phones coming out that don't have the option to change the preprogrammed settings. This unfortunately is one of the ones that doesn't work well as an unlocked phone.
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Yes but it will be outrageous charges.
i want to get the "Samsung Impression" from the states but i live in Hong Kong. will most functions still work on the phone?? e.g: text, im, gps?? Also. do you think it'll support chinese in texting and/or song names.. etc? THANKS so basically i won't be able to use the text in hong kong?? but my friend got the first iphone from the states and it worked here...
Cell Phones & Plans - 2 Answers
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It will work with China Mobile, CSL limited, Hong Kong telecommunications, Hutchison, and SmarTone. (they are the only one to use the same frequencies) For calling only. This phone you can't change the settings for texting and internet. So it would be only able to be used for calling. (Not worth it then IMO) The only problem with this phone is that the settings can't be changed. Some phones can be changed, but lately there's been more phones coming out that don't have the option to change the preprogrammed settings. This unfortunately is one of the ones that doesn't work well as an unlocked phone.
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Yes but it will be outrageous charges.
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
I am USA Citizen in Hong Kong on work Visa, I met a filipino woman I want to marry here in Hong Kong.
I am USA Citizen in Hong Kong on work Visa, I met a filipino woman I want to marry here in Hong Kong.?
She is here on work Visa from Phillipines. Can we marry in Hong Kong and then file for spousal Visa so she can go to USA to live with me? She actually wants me to go live in the Phillipines with her rather than go to the USA. I have her resume of schools, including past and current employer as a teacher, not a hooker (or she works for free).. Has proof of all her travels in passport and document that her husband was killed in auto crash. What am I missing here? More: I am age 52 and She is age 33. I have been married and have divorced 2 times with my last divorce in 1999. I met here 2 months ago here in Hong Kong shortly after I arrived here and my project here ends in 2-3 more weeks. She knows that I will be leaving and that is what brings up the marriage word. She wants me to go to the Phillipines and meet her mother in April. More comments or answers?
Immigration - 4 Answers
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A filipino? She's probably a hooker! Run away! My friend married one, not only was she a wh0re, but dig this she was married in the phillipines already!!!!
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LOL! It looks like you may one of the many expats targeted by Filippinas for visas & green cards. There's a 99% chance you have a problem on your hands. The Philippines is notorious as #1 in the world for marriage fraud (Thailand is #2, and Russia a close third). How long have you lived in HK? Did you meet her during your first year posted overseas? Does she have less than a university degree? What kind of employment visa does she hold - less than a professional level position? All of these are signs that you are being scammed. Hold off for at least a year on any discussions of marriage. Also, lots of opportunities in Phil. for educated Americans, so suggest that IF you two were ever to get married, you'd want her to sponsor your immigration to the Philippines. If she still wants to marry you if you both live in Phil, maybe she really does love you and want to be with you. But more likely, she wants your Gold card and a green card.
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Well, while a majority of Philipino ladies might be known for the wrong reasons, i don't think it is fair for anyone to stereo type. If you say this lady is a decent person, then who we are to say you are of poor judgment when we have'nt even met her. If you did want to marry her and bring her to the US you will certainly be able to do so, being that you are a US citizen. You have not mentioned for how long you have known this lady though. In my opinion, you should not marry anyone on impulse, and it is always best to give a relationship a good 2 years before entering wed lock. Can't you just live with her for a while and really get to know her ? Visit her family in the Philipines too, that will help you know for sure, if she is a decent person from a proper back ground, and also if she is marrying you for the right reasons and not just as an access to gaining entry into the US. Good Luck !
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I'm a 32-year old Filipino and and my husband is a 52 year old Korean... I'm worried you're rushing into things. You might want to try visiting her first in the Philippines and check her story (and have fun at the beach at the same time). Where's she from? You don't need a visa to go to the Philippines if you're going on a short visit. There are direct flights from Hong Kong to Cebu and Manila. Still if you want to get married, check out this how-to. http://www.squidoo.com/Filipino-Wives
She is here on work Visa from Phillipines. Can we marry in Hong Kong and then file for spousal Visa so she can go to USA to live with me? She actually wants me to go live in the Phillipines with her rather than go to the USA. I have her resume of schools, including past and current employer as a teacher, not a hooker (or she works for free).. Has proof of all her travels in passport and document that her husband was killed in auto crash. What am I missing here? More: I am age 52 and She is age 33. I have been married and have divorced 2 times with my last divorce in 1999. I met here 2 months ago here in Hong Kong shortly after I arrived here and my project here ends in 2-3 more weeks. She knows that I will be leaving and that is what brings up the marriage word. She wants me to go to the Phillipines and meet her mother in April. More comments or answers?
Immigration - 4 Answers
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A filipino? She's probably a hooker! Run away! My friend married one, not only was she a wh0re, but dig this she was married in the phillipines already!!!!
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LOL! It looks like you may one of the many expats targeted by Filippinas for visas & green cards. There's a 99% chance you have a problem on your hands. The Philippines is notorious as #1 in the world for marriage fraud (Thailand is #2, and Russia a close third). How long have you lived in HK? Did you meet her during your first year posted overseas? Does she have less than a university degree? What kind of employment visa does she hold - less than a professional level position? All of these are signs that you are being scammed. Hold off for at least a year on any discussions of marriage. Also, lots of opportunities in Phil. for educated Americans, so suggest that IF you two were ever to get married, you'd want her to sponsor your immigration to the Philippines. If she still wants to marry you if you both live in Phil, maybe she really does love you and want to be with you. But more likely, she wants your Gold card and a green card.
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Well, while a majority of Philipino ladies might be known for the wrong reasons, i don't think it is fair for anyone to stereo type. If you say this lady is a decent person, then who we are to say you are of poor judgment when we have'nt even met her. If you did want to marry her and bring her to the US you will certainly be able to do so, being that you are a US citizen. You have not mentioned for how long you have known this lady though. In my opinion, you should not marry anyone on impulse, and it is always best to give a relationship a good 2 years before entering wed lock. Can't you just live with her for a while and really get to know her ? Visit her family in the Philipines too, that will help you know for sure, if she is a decent person from a proper back ground, and also if she is marrying you for the right reasons and not just as an access to gaining entry into the US. Good Luck !
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I'm a 32-year old Filipino and and my husband is a 52 year old Korean... I'm worried you're rushing into things. You might want to try visiting her first in the Philippines and check her story (and have fun at the beach at the same time). Where's she from? You don't need a visa to go to the Philippines if you're going on a short visit. There are direct flights from Hong Kong to Cebu and Manila. Still if you want to get married, check out this how-to. http://www.squidoo.com/Filipino-Wives
Thursday, September 1, 2011
hong kong jobs for marketing graduates
hong kong jobs for marketing graduates?
I recently graduated marketing here in manila and I really really want to work in hong kong. I don't speak cantonese but I speak fluent near native english and advanced mandarin. will there be any takers for me?
China - 4 Answers
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Yeah you can make those dinky toys that are 25 cents in the machine at the supermarket.
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Yes, don't worry. However, you need cantonese as an advantage.
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Working in Hong Kong as a marketing major would be a perfect fit, especially when Hong Kong's status as the international financial center is being recognized by many financial firms and recently Times Magazine naming New York, London, and Hong Kong the "nylonkong". I think English would be enough in the Hong Kong market, considering there are tons of foreign people who work in Hong Kong don't know Cantonese. English is the lingua franca in Hong Kong so you don't need to worry about knowing Cantonese, unless you want to reach deeper into the Hong Kong population. Mandarin would also be another good fit especially many local and foreign firms in Hong Kong uses Hong Kong as the springboard into the Mainland Chinese market. Hong Kong has the most dynamic international lifestyle so you don't need to worry about being a foreigner in Hong Kong because Hong Kongers see foreign faces everyday on the street. There are hundreds of new foreign financial firms every year who set up office in Hong Kong as their sales office or regional headquarters, so I believe if you have a degree in marketing, I'm sure you will get a decent job in Hong Kong and good luck on your life in Hong Kong
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Oh absolutely. Congratulations on your success. I am jellous.
I recently graduated marketing here in manila and I really really want to work in hong kong. I don't speak cantonese but I speak fluent near native english and advanced mandarin. will there be any takers for me?
China - 4 Answers
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Yeah you can make those dinky toys that are 25 cents in the machine at the supermarket.
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Yes, don't worry. However, you need cantonese as an advantage.
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Working in Hong Kong as a marketing major would be a perfect fit, especially when Hong Kong's status as the international financial center is being recognized by many financial firms and recently Times Magazine naming New York, London, and Hong Kong the "nylonkong". I think English would be enough in the Hong Kong market, considering there are tons of foreign people who work in Hong Kong don't know Cantonese. English is the lingua franca in Hong Kong so you don't need to worry about knowing Cantonese, unless you want to reach deeper into the Hong Kong population. Mandarin would also be another good fit especially many local and foreign firms in Hong Kong uses Hong Kong as the springboard into the Mainland Chinese market. Hong Kong has the most dynamic international lifestyle so you don't need to worry about being a foreigner in Hong Kong because Hong Kongers see foreign faces everyday on the street. There are hundreds of new foreign financial firms every year who set up office in Hong Kong as their sales office or regional headquarters, so I believe if you have a degree in marketing, I'm sure you will get a decent job in Hong Kong and good luck on your life in Hong Kong
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Oh absolutely. Congratulations on your success. I am jellous.
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