I tried to verify the phone number for the yahoo auction in Hong Kong, but it didn't work all the time.?
I tried to verify the phone number for the yahoo auction in Hong Kong, but it didn't work all the time. I live in USA. I didn't receive the sms from the yahoo HK and they just request me to try again next day. Please help. I would like to do shopping in the yahoo auction.
Yahoo! Shopping - 1 Answers
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Anything in China and HK is risky. Remember the customs duty to be paid when / if the item arrives. Pay by credit card to get some protection.
Friday, December 21, 2012
Friday, December 14, 2012
how to hire someone to work from their home ( in Hong Kong )
how to hire someone to work from their home ( in Hong Kong )?
I would like to know if there is any contract can be arranged for someone to work from their home, how safe it is
Small Business - 1 Answers
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There are NO online jobs. None. Anywhere. Really.
I would like to know if there is any contract can be arranged for someone to work from their home, how safe it is
Small Business - 1 Answers
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There are NO online jobs. None. Anywhere. Really.
Friday, December 7, 2012
im buying a ps3 from hong kong. would it work in the uk...can uk games work on it and is menu english. thanks
im buying a ps3 from hong kong. would it work in the uk...can uk games work on it and is menu english. thanks
plz answer quick. all answers would be appreciated
Video & Online Games - 2 Answers
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Do not buy it from Hong Kong the UK games will not work on it. The PS3 has region lock on it.
plz answer quick. all answers would be appreciated
Video & Online Games - 2 Answers
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Do not buy it from Hong Kong the UK games will not work on it. The PS3 has region lock on it.
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Say I buy a APPLE IPHONE 3G in USA or Hong Kong. But will it work in India? Urgent...
Say I buy a APPLE IPHONE 3G in USA or Hong Kong. But will it work in India? Urgent...?
I live in India and cost of iphone 3G is very high there when compared to US or Hong Kong. Plz help
PDAs & Handhelds - 1 Answers
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Try to look for more information here: http://buy-3g-iphone.com Very descriptive site with many info... Hope i could help.
I live in India and cost of iphone 3G is very high there when compared to US or Hong Kong. Plz help
PDAs & Handhelds - 1 Answers
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Try to look for more information here: http://buy-3g-iphone.com Very descriptive site with many info... Hope i could help.
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Is there Bath and Body Works in Hong Kong
Is there Bath and Body Works in Hong Kong?
China - 3 Answers
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evry thing that is made in america is basicaly from china...i would tink there is a good possibility
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No they are not. As far as I know they are US based and do not have an store outside US. They have Body Shop in Hong Kong though. I remember there is one in Mong Kwok.
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Not your specific franchise. Hong Kong has its own body shops which are privately operated
China - 3 Answers
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evry thing that is made in america is basicaly from china...i would tink there is a good possibility
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No they are not. As far as I know they are US based and do not have an store outside US. They have Body Shop in Hong Kong though. I remember there is one in Mong Kwok.
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Not your specific franchise. Hong Kong has its own body shops which are privately operated
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
If you live in Britain are your only choices of Disneyland parks to work at Paris, Tokyo, and Hong Kong
If you live in Britain are your only choices of Disneyland parks to work at Paris, Tokyo, and Hong Kong?
Or can you work at Disneyland, or WDW too in the United States? I'm actually not from Britain i'm curious for a friend. But, are you not supposed to come to the Disneyland and WDW since there's already so many people who want to work there in the U.S.?
Amusement Parks - 5 Answers
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tokyooooooooooo because jet set radio future
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I like Disneyland, yeah.
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Paris becuase i have family there
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You would probably be better off at a Disney park where English is the main language, right? Then you have to deal with getting the proper papers to be able to work abroad. Hong Kong used to belong to Britain; maybe that would be a good choice for you.
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Walt Disney World actively recruits cast members from other countries, especially to work at Epcot. I don't know the process, but perhaps looking at the corporate job openings for Disney
Or can you work at Disneyland, or WDW too in the United States? I'm actually not from Britain i'm curious for a friend. But, are you not supposed to come to the Disneyland and WDW since there's already so many people who want to work there in the U.S.?
Amusement Parks - 5 Answers
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tokyooooooooooo because jet set radio future
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I like Disneyland, yeah.
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Paris becuase i have family there
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You would probably be better off at a Disney park where English is the main language, right? Then you have to deal with getting the proper papers to be able to work abroad. Hong Kong used to belong to Britain; maybe that would be a good choice for you.
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Walt Disney World actively recruits cast members from other countries, especially to work at Epcot. I don't know the process, but perhaps looking at the corporate job openings for Disney
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
How is easy is it for Americans to live in Hong Kong
How is easy is it for Americans to live in Hong Kong?
Before Hong Kong was released to the Chinese mainland, Americans could easily work and live in Hong Kong due to British rule. I know many families who used to live in Hong Kong. Now, though, is it easy for an american to move to Hong Kong?
China - 6 Answers
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Because of the "One country two systems" policy, Hong Kong hasn't much changed. So I think it's still easy for foreigners to move to Hong Kong.
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of course, many foreigners live in hong kong. i can't imagine why though, i was in hong kong march 1-march 3 2007. it is very crowded and dirty. if you don't mind living in the big city, there are many people that speak english there. i didn't like it and prices aren't any cheaper than they are in the u.s.
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If you can get a job there, there is no problem living in Hong Kong. Not much has changed since it reverted to China. However, I don't like Hong Kong - too expensive, too crowded, too much traffic (driving on the left side of the road), and too dirty. Shanghai is much better - cheaper, too.
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Chinese are naturally friendly to all people of all races even Americans hahaha. I was only joking. Not much different from under British rule that I can tell.
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Easy. Just get use to the Chinese and the crowds. You don't really need a visa to go there, but will require you to have a work visa. You can stay as long as you like. Some of my family have been there for more than 20 years and they are all american citizens. GL.
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Its very easy and Hong Kong is in some ways better than New York City.
Before Hong Kong was released to the Chinese mainland, Americans could easily work and live in Hong Kong due to British rule. I know many families who used to live in Hong Kong. Now, though, is it easy for an american to move to Hong Kong?
China - 6 Answers
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Because of the "One country two systems" policy, Hong Kong hasn't much changed. So I think it's still easy for foreigners to move to Hong Kong.
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of course, many foreigners live in hong kong. i can't imagine why though, i was in hong kong march 1-march 3 2007. it is very crowded and dirty. if you don't mind living in the big city, there are many people that speak english there. i didn't like it and prices aren't any cheaper than they are in the u.s.
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If you can get a job there, there is no problem living in Hong Kong. Not much has changed since it reverted to China. However, I don't like Hong Kong - too expensive, too crowded, too much traffic (driving on the left side of the road), and too dirty. Shanghai is much better - cheaper, too.
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Chinese are naturally friendly to all people of all races even Americans hahaha. I was only joking. Not much different from under British rule that I can tell.
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Easy. Just get use to the Chinese and the crowds. You don't really need a visa to go there, but will require you to have a work visa. You can stay as long as you like. Some of my family have been there for more than 20 years and they are all american citizens. GL.
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Its very easy and Hong Kong is in some ways better than New York City.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
If I buy the new iPhone 4 in Hong Kong, how would I get it to work on the mainland
If I buy the new iPhone 4 in Hong Kong, how would I get it to work on the mainland?
I'm moving to China this summer and I need my new iPhone. I noticed it said that it will be released in Hong Kong in July but there was no mention of China. My question is how I can get it to work on the mainland, specifically Guangzhou.
China - 5 Answers
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Apple announced that the iPhone 4 will be available in Hong Kong end of July. http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/06/07iphone.html But for now we don't know if it's locked or not. If it's locked you can't use it in China (or pay huge roaming fees). If it's not locked it will work fine in China (GSM) since most HK provider use GSM too. So if it's not locked just put your SIM card in and that's it. Update: you can cut any normal GSM SIM card into a micro-SIM -- here is how: http://www.ihackintosh.com/2010/04/convert-mini-sim-in-to-micro-sim-for-ipad-3g-yourself/
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You may face social reprisals in China for owning an Apple iPhone. Everyone should avoid Apple products. A mass protest and clashes occurred at the Apple store in Hong Kong on June 6. Apple is the focus of an emerging nationwide boycott across China. All of Apple's products are manufactured by the infamous Foxconn Technology Group founded by multi-billionaire Terry Gao. A large number of Foxconn employees in China have recently committed suicide, died from exhaustion, and died under mysterious circumstances. There is a massive anti-Foxconn and anti-Apple movement now sweeping China. Do not buy Apple products. Do not bring Apple products into China.
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Following the release date, it should have open network for Hong Kong. Depending on which sim you use, some sim cards will work in Guangzhou much as a China Mobile sim bought in Guangzhou will work in Hong Kong, but of course the rates will now differ once you cross the border and started to make calls. It should work in mainland China, again, just have to wait and see if they are locked or not.
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iPhone4 in HK only sell by 3HK, Smartone & App Store online. both 3HK + Smartone need contract to tie u up for 2 yrs. if u r using the phone in china. u stil hv to pay 4 the contract in HK. u hv to consider that. n on App Store....yeh.....u hv to Q up. last time the 3GS....i Q there for 2 months. as i dun wanna tie up by contract. anyway, all iPhone4 in HK wil not hv sim lock so u can just stuck in ur china sim card & use it in china. just no 3G network can be use there. as stil not v much popular in china 3G.
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Hi there, I'm living in Guangzhou and using an iPhone 3G which I bought in Hong Kong. Here just some comments: 1) The notion "you shouldn't use an Apple product in China" is bullshit. Apple products are selling like hot cakes in China 2) You can buy the iPhone through Apple's official website in Hong Kong (www.apple.com/hk/en). The price is quite expensive though but you don't need to get a contract 3) SIM lock, very common in the U.S. and Europe is forbidden by law in Hong Kong. All phones sold here (except those on the gray market) are normally without SIM lock. All you need to do is enter the SIM card in your iPhone, done. I used my iPhone in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Germany without any problems. 4) China has different networks. The iPhone's 3G technology only works with China Unicom. China Telecom needs different kind of handsets (that's why the iPhone also doesn't work with Verizon). So you better get a contract with China Unicom. Mine is RMB 188 / month and provides 300MB of data and enough free minutes. If you go for China Telecom you can only use the slow EDGE network. The 3G network is quite good. I used it in different cities. It's very fast and reliable. 5) If you go to Hong Kong, get a 3G prepaid card. They charge you according to traffic, but the maximum charge is HKD 25 / day (that's around USD 3.50 / day). Not a bad deal at all.
I'm moving to China this summer and I need my new iPhone. I noticed it said that it will be released in Hong Kong in July but there was no mention of China. My question is how I can get it to work on the mainland, specifically Guangzhou.
China - 5 Answers
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Apple announced that the iPhone 4 will be available in Hong Kong end of July. http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/06/07iphone.html But for now we don't know if it's locked or not. If it's locked you can't use it in China (or pay huge roaming fees). If it's not locked it will work fine in China (GSM) since most HK provider use GSM too. So if it's not locked just put your SIM card in and that's it. Update: you can cut any normal GSM SIM card into a micro-SIM -- here is how: http://www.ihackintosh.com/2010/04/convert-mini-sim-in-to-micro-sim-for-ipad-3g-yourself/
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You may face social reprisals in China for owning an Apple iPhone. Everyone should avoid Apple products. A mass protest and clashes occurred at the Apple store in Hong Kong on June 6. Apple is the focus of an emerging nationwide boycott across China. All of Apple's products are manufactured by the infamous Foxconn Technology Group founded by multi-billionaire Terry Gao. A large number of Foxconn employees in China have recently committed suicide, died from exhaustion, and died under mysterious circumstances. There is a massive anti-Foxconn and anti-Apple movement now sweeping China. Do not buy Apple products. Do not bring Apple products into China.
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Following the release date, it should have open network for Hong Kong. Depending on which sim you use, some sim cards will work in Guangzhou much as a China Mobile sim bought in Guangzhou will work in Hong Kong, but of course the rates will now differ once you cross the border and started to make calls. It should work in mainland China, again, just have to wait and see if they are locked or not.
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iPhone4 in HK only sell by 3HK, Smartone & App Store online. both 3HK + Smartone need contract to tie u up for 2 yrs. if u r using the phone in china. u stil hv to pay 4 the contract in HK. u hv to consider that. n on App Store....yeh.....u hv to Q up. last time the 3GS....i Q there for 2 months. as i dun wanna tie up by contract. anyway, all iPhone4 in HK wil not hv sim lock so u can just stuck in ur china sim card & use it in china. just no 3G network can be use there. as stil not v much popular in china 3G.
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Hi there, I'm living in Guangzhou and using an iPhone 3G which I bought in Hong Kong. Here just some comments: 1) The notion "you shouldn't use an Apple product in China" is bullshit. Apple products are selling like hot cakes in China 2) You can buy the iPhone through Apple's official website in Hong Kong (www.apple.com/hk/en). The price is quite expensive though but you don't need to get a contract 3) SIM lock, very common in the U.S. and Europe is forbidden by law in Hong Kong. All phones sold here (except those on the gray market) are normally without SIM lock. All you need to do is enter the SIM card in your iPhone, done. I used my iPhone in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Germany without any problems. 4) China has different networks. The iPhone's 3G technology only works with China Unicom. China Telecom needs different kind of handsets (that's why the iPhone also doesn't work with Verizon). So you better get a contract with China Unicom. Mine is RMB 188 / month and provides 300MB of data and enough free minutes. If you go for China Telecom you can only use the slow EDGE network. The 3G network is quite good. I used it in different cities. It's very fast and reliable. 5) If you go to Hong Kong, get a 3G prepaid card. They charge you according to traffic, but the maximum charge is HKD 25 / day (that's around USD 3.50 / day). Not a bad deal at all.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Do you know the name of this Hong Kong charity that works with bars and nightclubs to fund local charities
Do you know the name of this Hong Kong charity that works with bars and nightclubs to fund local charities?
There is a group that partners with bars and nightclubs to fund local charities in Hong Kong. The bars add a small optional (opt-out) surcharge to drinks purchased, and the proceeds are donated to local charities by this group. Do you know the name of this group or have any information on it? Thanks!
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There're hundreds if not thousands of charity groups in the small City of Hong Kong, each performing slightly different tasks and functions as the City has the highest charity donations per capita on earth. Simply check with the Social Welfare Department of the Hong Kong Govt as all charity organizations should be registered. Good Luck!
There is a group that partners with bars and nightclubs to fund local charities in Hong Kong. The bars add a small optional (opt-out) surcharge to drinks purchased, and the proceeds are donated to local charities by this group. Do you know the name of this group or have any information on it? Thanks!
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There're hundreds if not thousands of charity groups in the small City of Hong Kong, each performing slightly different tasks and functions as the City has the highest charity donations per capita on earth. Simply check with the Social Welfare Department of the Hong Kong Govt as all charity organizations should be registered. Good Luck!
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Do you know the name of this Hong Kong charity that works with bars and nightclubs to fund local charities
Do you know the name of this Hong Kong charity that works with bars and nightclubs to fund local charities?
There is a group that partners with bars and nightclubs to fund local charities in Hong Kong. The bars add a small optional (opt-out) surcharge to drinks purchased, and the proceeds are donated to local charities by this group. Do you know the name of this group or have any information on it? Thanks!
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AWA Charity Fund.
There is a group that partners with bars and nightclubs to fund local charities in Hong Kong. The bars add a small optional (opt-out) surcharge to drinks purchased, and the proceeds are donated to local charities by this group. Do you know the name of this group or have any information on it? Thanks!
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AWA Charity Fund.
Monday, October 1, 2012
If you buy a World of Warcraft pack/box in Europe does it work in Asia
If you buy a World of Warcraft pack/box in Europe does it work in Asia?
I bought a box/packet of World of Warcraft in Europe, Spain. I would like to know as i am moving to Hong Kong, Asia if the one i bought in Europe would still work in Asia. The box says it only works on European Servers? So i would like to know as i have World of Warcraft bought in Spain would it work in Hong Kong, if the box says only plays on European Serves?
Video & Online Games - 2 Answers
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no clue. why would you play w.o.w come on its like ..nvm. have fun
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It will work in Asia but you will only be playing with Europeans on European servers. You also might get higher latency due to some parts of Asia being a long ways from Europe.
I bought a box/packet of World of Warcraft in Europe, Spain. I would like to know as i am moving to Hong Kong, Asia if the one i bought in Europe would still work in Asia. The box says it only works on European Servers? So i would like to know as i have World of Warcraft bought in Spain would it work in Hong Kong, if the box says only plays on European Serves?
Video & Online Games - 2 Answers
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no clue. why would you play w.o.w come on its like ..nvm. have fun
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It will work in Asia but you will only be playing with Europeans on European servers. You also might get higher latency due to some parts of Asia being a long ways from Europe.
Friday, September 21, 2012
Are applications for Chinese visas being rejected in Hong Kong now
Are applications for Chinese visas being rejected in Hong Kong now?
I am a British citizen currently preparing to travel to Hong Kong to apply for my Z visa so I can teach English in China. I have all the required documents and only need to travel to the embassy in Hong Kong to apply. However, I have heard that some people are being rejected visas from the Chinese embassy in Hong Kong possibly due to the Olympic games. This message has also appeared on the Hong Kong Chinese Embassy web site: "NOTICE (2008/04/13) Visa applicants are increasing in a large number and need longer waiting time in the visa office recently. If you don't reside or work in Hong Kong permanently, you are required to apply Chinese visa from the Embassy or Consulate-General of Peoples' Republic of China in your resident country. You are welcome to China for tourism, business, visit of the Olympic Games." Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
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Visas were available same day service, now it is next day service. I have heard of no one being rejected. Of course it changes here without notice recently. Also, I must add that this applies to Americans. I know British and Canadians can get one day visa service in Macau, but it isn't clear about Hong Kong. Americans can't get a visa in Macau.
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You don't need a visa to HK. You can just use your passport and stay in HK for 30 days
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You don't need a visa for Hong Kong however, they've tighened restrictions on entering Mainland China via Hong Kong.
I am a British citizen currently preparing to travel to Hong Kong to apply for my Z visa so I can teach English in China. I have all the required documents and only need to travel to the embassy in Hong Kong to apply. However, I have heard that some people are being rejected visas from the Chinese embassy in Hong Kong possibly due to the Olympic games. This message has also appeared on the Hong Kong Chinese Embassy web site: "NOTICE (2008/04/13) Visa applicants are increasing in a large number and need longer waiting time in the visa office recently. If you don't reside or work in Hong Kong permanently, you are required to apply Chinese visa from the Embassy or Consulate-General of Peoples' Republic of China in your resident country. You are welcome to China for tourism, business, visit of the Olympic Games." Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
China - 3 Answers
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Visas were available same day service, now it is next day service. I have heard of no one being rejected. Of course it changes here without notice recently. Also, I must add that this applies to Americans. I know British and Canadians can get one day visa service in Macau, but it isn't clear about Hong Kong. Americans can't get a visa in Macau.
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You don't need a visa to HK. You can just use your passport and stay in HK for 30 days
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You don't need a visa for Hong Kong however, they've tighened restrictions on entering Mainland China via Hong Kong.
Friday, September 14, 2012
If I Buy A PS3 In Hong Kong, Will It Work In England, With English Games
If I Buy A PS3 In Hong Kong, Will It Work In England, With English Games?
and what about the plug voltage?
PlayStation - 5 Answers
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youll need a power adapter and you can play the games made there because the ps3 blu ray disc used for games is universal
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If you bought a ps3 in HK the ps3 there is 220V and it an NTSC/Asia and it can play USA games so you be able to play usa, asia, japan games but not UK it on B/2 region for blu-ray disc the region of USA, ASIA and JAPAN is on A/1 region of Blu-Ray Disc.
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no and no mabye just get lots of games from china and get that plug that is english and chinese
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yes, for game it can works.. but the plug might be diference socket. http://www.xpango.com?ref=90629673
and what about the plug voltage?
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youll need a power adapter and you can play the games made there because the ps3 blu ray disc used for games is universal
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If you bought a ps3 in HK the ps3 there is 220V and it an NTSC/Asia and it can play USA games so you be able to play usa, asia, japan games but not UK it on B/2 region for blu-ray disc the region of USA, ASIA and JAPAN is on A/1 region of Blu-Ray Disc.
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no and no mabye just get lots of games from china and get that plug that is english and chinese
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yes, for game it can works.. but the plug might be diference socket. http://www.xpango.com?ref=90629673
Friday, September 7, 2012
are digital cameras cheaper in hong kong
are digital cameras cheaper in hong kong?
I'm want to buy a digital camera and I am going to Hong Kong for my work in a couple of weeks. Will it be cheaper to buy a camera in Hong Kong than it is to buy in London? Will the power work when I get back?
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INTERNET is the cheapest
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Just buy one in NARNIA
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Make sure that the factory warranty is not exclusive to Hong Kong since you need an overseas warranty that covers the U.S. You are planning to use the camera in the U.S.? Good luck!
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In my opinion,yes.
I'm want to buy a digital camera and I am going to Hong Kong for my work in a couple of weeks. Will it be cheaper to buy a camera in Hong Kong than it is to buy in London? Will the power work when I get back?
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INTERNET is the cheapest
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Just buy one in NARNIA
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Make sure that the factory warranty is not exclusive to Hong Kong since you need an overseas warranty that covers the U.S. You are planning to use the camera in the U.S.? Good luck!
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In my opinion,yes.
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Do you know any male masseurs working in Hong Kong, Singapore or Thailand who are also bodybuilders
Do you know any male masseurs working in Hong Kong, Singapore or Thailand who are also bodybuilders?
Other - Asia Pacific - 1 Answers
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Sorry don't know of any but it sounds steaming hot.... Send me photos of these guys if you find one ;-)
Other - Asia Pacific - 1 Answers
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Sorry don't know of any but it sounds steaming hot.... Send me photos of these guys if you find one ;-)
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
living in Hong Kong
living in Hong Kong?
well what i wanna know is could i get a job in hong kong im at uk and im a teenager and wen im older want to work in hong kong. For my GC's i tooken food and engineering. i speak chinese but cannot read and write so my question is could i get a job if i had around C's in gc's and worked in hong kong.
China - 3 Answers
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you might want to learn English first. At the moment I doubt you could get a job anywhere.
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Nothing is impossible. HK does offer great amount of job opportunities as the City's economy is picking up fast along with China's. The competition for a good job is fierce though and one has to equip with excellent skills and good working attitudes in order to compete well in the labour market. Nowadays many well qualified students and employees from mainland China eager to work in Hong Kong too. You could get a copy of the Saturday edition of the South China Morning Post in any major Library, Chinatown stores or in the Hong Kong Representive Office located in London, loads of jobs are being advertised on the paper, you could have a feel of their requirements. Good luck!
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You said you speak Chinese, but you didn't specify Cantonese or Mandarin. I'd guess you probably learned Mandarin (普通è¯, pinyin: PÇ”tÅnghuà , since you said you couldn't read Chinese) since most schools in the US teach that, so I'm assuming schools in other countries do too. If so, it probably won't be much use to you in Hong Kong, most people speak Cantonese here. I'm just barely a teen, but I recently moved to Hong Kong (family of expats from the United States), so I could probably help you out about the practicalities of living in Hong Kong, but not about finding a job. I'd guess that it would help if you knew what type of job you wanted, though. You could probably get 'a job' anywhere in the world, if you try hard enough, but you might have some trouble getting a good job/jobs in certain fields around here if you don't speak Cantonese, though. Just out of curiosity, why do you want to move here? PS: When talking about yourself, the letter 'i' is capitalized 'wen' isn't a word, did you mean 'when'? There are apostrophes between the I and m in 'im" 'uk', 'chinese' should be capitalized 'hong kong' is capitalized, e.g. 'Hong Kong' 'wanna' isn't a word, do you mean 'want to'? 'tooken' isn't a word, do you mean 'took', or 'have taken'? There is a space between 'can' and 'not' in 'cannot', unless you mean 'can't' I assumed you meant that you meant "could I get a job in Hong Kong if I had around C's in gc's" as your statement asked whether you could get a job if you worked in Hong Kong. Therefore, your question presumably should have been worded: Well, I want to know if I could get a job in Hong Kong. I'm a teenager in the UK, and when I'm older I want to work in Hong Kong. For my GC's I have taken food and engineering. I can speak [Cantonese or Mandarin] but can't read and write in it, so my question is if I could get a job in Hong Kong if i had around C's in gc's? Just some friendly spelling advice from a 13-year-old.
well what i wanna know is could i get a job in hong kong im at uk and im a teenager and wen im older want to work in hong kong. For my GC's i tooken food and engineering. i speak chinese but cannot read and write so my question is could i get a job if i had around C's in gc's and worked in hong kong.
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you might want to learn English first. At the moment I doubt you could get a job anywhere.
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Nothing is impossible. HK does offer great amount of job opportunities as the City's economy is picking up fast along with China's. The competition for a good job is fierce though and one has to equip with excellent skills and good working attitudes in order to compete well in the labour market. Nowadays many well qualified students and employees from mainland China eager to work in Hong Kong too. You could get a copy of the Saturday edition of the South China Morning Post in any major Library, Chinatown stores or in the Hong Kong Representive Office located in London, loads of jobs are being advertised on the paper, you could have a feel of their requirements. Good luck!
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You said you speak Chinese, but you didn't specify Cantonese or Mandarin. I'd guess you probably learned Mandarin (普通è¯, pinyin: PÇ”tÅnghuà , since you said you couldn't read Chinese) since most schools in the US teach that, so I'm assuming schools in other countries do too. If so, it probably won't be much use to you in Hong Kong, most people speak Cantonese here. I'm just barely a teen, but I recently moved to Hong Kong (family of expats from the United States), so I could probably help you out about the practicalities of living in Hong Kong, but not about finding a job. I'd guess that it would help if you knew what type of job you wanted, though. You could probably get 'a job' anywhere in the world, if you try hard enough, but you might have some trouble getting a good job/jobs in certain fields around here if you don't speak Cantonese, though. Just out of curiosity, why do you want to move here? PS: When talking about yourself, the letter 'i' is capitalized 'wen' isn't a word, did you mean 'when'? There are apostrophes between the I and m in 'im" 'uk', 'chinese' should be capitalized 'hong kong' is capitalized, e.g. 'Hong Kong' 'wanna' isn't a word, do you mean 'want to'? 'tooken' isn't a word, do you mean 'took', or 'have taken'? There is a space between 'can' and 'not' in 'cannot', unless you mean 'can't' I assumed you meant that you meant "could I get a job in Hong Kong if I had around C's in gc's" as your statement asked whether you could get a job if you worked in Hong Kong. Therefore, your question presumably should have been worded: Well, I want to know if I could get a job in Hong Kong. I'm a teenager in the UK, and when I'm older I want to work in Hong Kong. For my GC's I have taken food and engineering. I can speak [Cantonese or Mandarin] but can't read and write in it, so my question is if I could get a job in Hong Kong if i had around C's in gc's? Just some friendly spelling advice from a 13-year-old.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Can I buy a Hong Kong iPhone and use it in Canada
Can I buy a Hong Kong iPhone and use it in Canada?
I believe it is sold unlocked in Hong kong. Will it work with Fido without bricking it.
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no it will not. the sound is terrible. calls lost. it is just a waste of money. have used my phone right beside a person who had similar phone. feet away calls lost. please save your money. also the text etc . they don't work. i am older person. if any body could have used this phone properly it was the other fellow. it is just a waste of a lot of money that you could use toward north america phone.
I believe it is sold unlocked in Hong kong. Will it work with Fido without bricking it.
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no it will not. the sound is terrible. calls lost. it is just a waste of money. have used my phone right beside a person who had similar phone. feet away calls lost. please save your money. also the text etc . they don't work. i am older person. if any body could have used this phone properly it was the other fellow. it is just a waste of a lot of money that you could use toward north america phone.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
who wants $50 hong kong money to spend on ea store (works in hong kong only) (code is jhwg4j6gj) use the promo
who wants $50 hong kong money to spend on ea store (works in hong kong only) (code is jhwg4j6gj) use the promo?
Video & Online Games - 1 Answers
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hong kong phooey
Video & Online Games - 1 Answers
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hong kong phooey
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
If i buy an IPhone 3G White in HONG KONG, will it work in the UK
If i buy an IPhone 3G White in HONG KONG, will it work in the UK?
during halloween when i go back to hong kong for a trip, im going to buy an iphone 3g in white in hong kong, on pay as u go, when i take it back to the uk and i put in an ORANGE pay as you go sim card, will the iphone still work? (8gb in white? the cheapest?) where does teh iphone cost more? in hong kong or the uk?
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3g iphone have been discontinued.
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It is illegal to lock a phone to one network in Hong Kong so yes it will work, however the 3G Iphones have been discontinued, but you can still buy them in Sham Shui Po Golden Shopping Arcade, Mongkok computer center and Wan Chai Computer Center. The Iphone will be cheaper in Hong Kong too as we do not have any value added tax here (20% in the UK)
during halloween when i go back to hong kong for a trip, im going to buy an iphone 3g in white in hong kong, on pay as u go, when i take it back to the uk and i put in an ORANGE pay as you go sim card, will the iphone still work? (8gb in white? the cheapest?) where does teh iphone cost more? in hong kong or the uk?
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3g iphone have been discontinued.
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It is illegal to lock a phone to one network in Hong Kong so yes it will work, however the 3G Iphones have been discontinued, but you can still buy them in Sham Shui Po Golden Shopping Arcade, Mongkok computer center and Wan Chai Computer Center. The Iphone will be cheaper in Hong Kong too as we do not have any value added tax here (20% in the UK)
Saturday, July 21, 2012
A job in Hong Kong I'am Amercan
A job in Hong Kong I'am Amercan?
I have no ID card to work in Hong Kong
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you need to find a company that will sponsor you which is unlikely because they are not even giving id cards out to descendents of hk permanent residents. youll probably get a work permit easier in the mainland.
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You need a few things, first you need a local ID, easy to get, just go to the DMV Next you need a Passport, just go to the Post Office Then lastly you need a Work Visa, which you need to apply for one. not sure where to get one, but someone at either the DMV or the Post Office will be able to point you in the right direction. without it, you can not work in the country you are visiting
I have no ID card to work in Hong Kong
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you need to find a company that will sponsor you which is unlikely because they are not even giving id cards out to descendents of hk permanent residents. youll probably get a work permit easier in the mainland.
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You need a few things, first you need a local ID, easy to get, just go to the DMV Next you need a Passport, just go to the Post Office Then lastly you need a Work Visa, which you need to apply for one. not sure where to get one, but someone at either the DMV or the Post Office will be able to point you in the right direction. without it, you can not work in the country you are visiting
Saturday, July 14, 2012
UK, Hong Kong and Double Taxation
UK, Hong Kong and Double Taxation?
Hello, I currently live in the UK and have been contacted about a job in Hong Kong. Given the state of the economy in the UK I am very tempted to make the move and I have been to Hong Kong before so I know I will like the place. I do however have concerns over tax. Say I was to work in work in Hong Kong for only 8 months and had to return to the UK permanently for any reason (redundancy, family problems, etc) would I be taxed on my Hong Kong income when I return to the UK even though I will have already been taxed in Hong Kong? I understand Hong Kong is one of the few countries that the UK does not have a double taxation agreement with but it seems very unfair that you should be taxed twice on the same income, wherever it is earned. My intention of course would be to remain in Hong Kong for the foreseable future (and become UK non-resident for tax purposes) but you never know what can happen. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks John
China - 2 Answers
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Hong Kong has signed with many places no double taxation agreement, I'm not sure if she signs with the UK. If not then yes, you're required to pay around 15% salary tax which is among the lowest in the world.
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Spend a whole year april to april out and you are non resident, and simply don't tell the UK government, I never do and when the UK government asks the HK government if they do, the HK government laughs and throws the letter in the bin. If you are stupid enough to declare it at both ends you get relief on the lower of the tax paid, but since HK tax is so low you'll get raped on UK tax.
Hello, I currently live in the UK and have been contacted about a job in Hong Kong. Given the state of the economy in the UK I am very tempted to make the move and I have been to Hong Kong before so I know I will like the place. I do however have concerns over tax. Say I was to work in work in Hong Kong for only 8 months and had to return to the UK permanently for any reason (redundancy, family problems, etc) would I be taxed on my Hong Kong income when I return to the UK even though I will have already been taxed in Hong Kong? I understand Hong Kong is one of the few countries that the UK does not have a double taxation agreement with but it seems very unfair that you should be taxed twice on the same income, wherever it is earned. My intention of course would be to remain in Hong Kong for the foreseable future (and become UK non-resident for tax purposes) but you never know what can happen. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks John
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Hong Kong has signed with many places no double taxation agreement, I'm not sure if she signs with the UK. If not then yes, you're required to pay around 15% salary tax which is among the lowest in the world.
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Spend a whole year april to april out and you are non resident, and simply don't tell the UK government, I never do and when the UK government asks the HK government if they do, the HK government laughs and throws the letter in the bin. If you are stupid enough to declare it at both ends you get relief on the lower of the tax paid, but since HK tax is so low you'll get raped on UK tax.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
If I go to Hong Kong on a tourist visa and then find work do I have to then leave Hong Kong
If I go to Hong Kong on a tourist visa and then find work do I have to then leave Hong Kong?
Plan to go to Hong Kong on a tourist visa (as a UK citizen can stay for up to 6 months). Then hope to find work and sort that out in Hong Kong - would I have to leave Hong Kong? If so where would I have to go? Macau would be OK.
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You should be sort out things easily if you got a job in Hong Kong. For more actual information, you can see here, or give HK immigration a call to ask about: http://www.immd.gov.hk/ehtml/id991.htm As far as I know, Hong Kong is more than happy to take talented people. If you have a B.S. degree or up, they are more than happy to see you working in HK.
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If a foreigner is offered a job in Hong Kong, the employer ought to be able to sponsor him/her for the working permit, while the permit is being processed you could remain in Hong Kong. Hong Kong has entered an agreement with some countries like Japan, Germany, Canada etc for respective citizens working up to 1 year visa free in Hong Kong and vice versa, not sure if your country has entered a similar agreement with the Hong Kong Govt. As Hong Kong is quite an expensive place to live, it´s better to first secure a job there before pulling up your root. Check www.discoverHongKong.com and good luck!
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I'm surprised you need a visa to visit Hing Kong As an american I need no visa to go to hong kong. I do need one to visit the mainland. But as others have said to stay you will need the help of your employer. They will need to provide letters stating you job title and approx length of employment.
Plan to go to Hong Kong on a tourist visa (as a UK citizen can stay for up to 6 months). Then hope to find work and sort that out in Hong Kong - would I have to leave Hong Kong? If so where would I have to go? Macau would be OK.
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You should be sort out things easily if you got a job in Hong Kong. For more actual information, you can see here, or give HK immigration a call to ask about: http://www.immd.gov.hk/ehtml/id991.htm As far as I know, Hong Kong is more than happy to take talented people. If you have a B.S. degree or up, they are more than happy to see you working in HK.
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If a foreigner is offered a job in Hong Kong, the employer ought to be able to sponsor him/her for the working permit, while the permit is being processed you could remain in Hong Kong. Hong Kong has entered an agreement with some countries like Japan, Germany, Canada etc for respective citizens working up to 1 year visa free in Hong Kong and vice versa, not sure if your country has entered a similar agreement with the Hong Kong Govt. As Hong Kong is quite an expensive place to live, it´s better to first secure a job there before pulling up your root. Check www.discoverHongKong.com and good luck!
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I'm surprised you need a visa to visit Hing Kong As an american I need no visa to go to hong kong. I do need one to visit the mainland. But as others have said to stay you will need the help of your employer. They will need to provide letters stating you job title and approx length of employment.
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Working in hong kong
Working in hong kong?
Well im 15 but i really want to work in hong kong!!! Im born half-chinese and i love hk so much every year i go. I am studying gcse and live in uk but i think im going to fail because i am not very bright in class but i just really want to when im older work in hong kong. I speak chinese alright but cannot read or write and can speak english. I have a good work rate when and determination and i really want some advice. my parents are getting an appartment in hong kong (for their future+mine or us) so i should have no problem about rent or anything. Can you give me any advice? I love engineering etc and cooking and wouldnt mind going in an apprenticeship...? I just really want to live in hong kong!!! Thanks!!!
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Well, you are still young. There are two options, one is to apply to study in Hongkong. Another is to apply for some part-time jobs in your holidays in Hongkong.
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do u hv a HKID then? if yes that wil be v easy 4 u to hv a job here as HKnese just like to hire ABC so much. i mean half chinese w/ fluent Eng.
Well im 15 but i really want to work in hong kong!!! Im born half-chinese and i love hk so much every year i go. I am studying gcse and live in uk but i think im going to fail because i am not very bright in class but i just really want to when im older work in hong kong. I speak chinese alright but cannot read or write and can speak english. I have a good work rate when and determination and i really want some advice. my parents are getting an appartment in hong kong (for their future+mine or us) so i should have no problem about rent or anything. Can you give me any advice? I love engineering etc and cooking and wouldnt mind going in an apprenticeship...? I just really want to live in hong kong!!! Thanks!!!
China - 2 Answers
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Well, you are still young. There are two options, one is to apply to study in Hongkong. Another is to apply for some part-time jobs in your holidays in Hongkong.
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do u hv a HKID then? if yes that wil be v easy 4 u to hv a job here as HKnese just like to hire ABC so much. i mean half chinese w/ fluent Eng.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Hong Kong: where to live? (rent vs transportation)
Hong Kong: where to live? (rent vs transportation)?
I'm not sure which is a better option. I'll be moving to Hong Kong for work soon but I'm not sure where to live. Keep in mind that I'll probably work in Hong Kong Island, and I party, and I don't have a car. Should I: 1) live in Shatin, where the rent is cheaper, will take MTR to work and such, but will have to take like a taxi home when it's after hours (after partying). or: 2) live in Hong Kong Island, where the rent is more expensive, but is closer to everything. With the public transit expenses conversely proportional to the rent, is it still more economical to just pay a bit more in rent to live in HK island? (keep in mind... the after hours when MTR is closed)
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HK island, for sure. I used to live in TST and that was okay, i took the MTR most of the times, but your right, after 2 ish, buses stop running, and the MTR fisnihes, and Taxis are the only option, and to be honest, it all adds up in cost! My friend lives in Sai Kung, way out in New territories, and she has to take 2 buses, MTR, then another bus to work.! and she hates it! Its time consuming because in traffic, and peak hour, you are stuck for ages. I recently moved to HK island where it is more expensive but its very conveinient. You can rent a small place near Aberdeen, Ap lei Chau as those places tend to be cheaper for rent, and smaller as they are not so central . There are buses that go everywhere nearby, central, causeway, stanley, it is very convienient.! HKISLAND! hope that helped
I'm not sure which is a better option. I'll be moving to Hong Kong for work soon but I'm not sure where to live. Keep in mind that I'll probably work in Hong Kong Island, and I party, and I don't have a car. Should I: 1) live in Shatin, where the rent is cheaper, will take MTR to work and such, but will have to take like a taxi home when it's after hours (after partying). or: 2) live in Hong Kong Island, where the rent is more expensive, but is closer to everything. With the public transit expenses conversely proportional to the rent, is it still more economical to just pay a bit more in rent to live in HK island? (keep in mind... the after hours when MTR is closed)
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HK island, for sure. I used to live in TST and that was okay, i took the MTR most of the times, but your right, after 2 ish, buses stop running, and the MTR fisnihes, and Taxis are the only option, and to be honest, it all adds up in cost! My friend lives in Sai Kung, way out in New territories, and she has to take 2 buses, MTR, then another bus to work.! and she hates it! Its time consuming because in traffic, and peak hour, you are stuck for ages. I recently moved to HK island where it is more expensive but its very conveinient. You can rent a small place near Aberdeen, Ap lei Chau as those places tend to be cheaper for rent, and smaller as they are not so central . There are buses that go everywhere nearby, central, causeway, stanley, it is very convienient.! HKISLAND! hope that helped
Thursday, June 14, 2012
If I buy an iPhone 3GS from Hong Kong, will it work in the Philippines
If I buy an iPhone 3GS from Hong Kong, will it work in the Philippines?
Using a Philippine brand sim card
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most probably no, because its locked to the service provider u bought it from ,u will need to crack it to make it work anywhere but u lose ur warranty
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Hi, You could by a phone from anywhere in the world and use it in the Philippines. The phone itself will work anywhere but you would have to put a sim card in to use it for calls.
Using a Philippine brand sim card
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most probably no, because its locked to the service provider u bought it from ,u will need to crack it to make it work anywhere but u lose ur warranty
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Hi, You could by a phone from anywhere in the world and use it in the Philippines. The phone itself will work anywhere but you would have to put a sim card in to use it for calls.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
i just bought a phone on ebay from hong kong. do they work in the u.s
i just bought a phone on ebay from hong kong. do they work in the u.s?
do they get a good reception in america or was that purchase a waste of time?
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Total waste,because its network software wont work on american phone networks
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Every phone you ever used in your entire life was made in China.
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yes. but you cant go online.
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if u don't know if it really works.. why do you buy it?
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it should work... based on the connection but only problem u might have will be getting the converter charger
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it's a little late to be askin that isn't it ???
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some American phones are made from china. and yes they will work. it only takes them couple of cents to make a phone, so yes they can make another cent put a program in it and it will work find in usa.
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i'm not sure but it should work usually if you but it from hong kong on EBAY! it won't do that good i think
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If its unlocked yes. Or you could unlock it urself But if its 3G the 3G might not work in the U.S
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Now is a great time to ask that question, by the way, are you interested in some ocean front property in central Minnesota??
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it should work as long as you set up the phone with your carrier. however it will not work if you bought some funky brand phone and you dont have that company as a carrier.
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IF it is an unlocked triband or quadband gsm phone , you should be able to use any tmobile or att sim and it should work fine. If it is a dualband and only has 900/1800mhz, send it back. It is useless in the-USA, we only use 850/1900mhz, totally different frequencies.
do they get a good reception in america or was that purchase a waste of time?
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Total waste,because its network software wont work on american phone networks
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Every phone you ever used in your entire life was made in China.
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yes. but you cant go online.
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if u don't know if it really works.. why do you buy it?
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it should work... based on the connection but only problem u might have will be getting the converter charger
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it's a little late to be askin that isn't it ???
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some American phones are made from china. and yes they will work. it only takes them couple of cents to make a phone, so yes they can make another cent put a program in it and it will work find in usa.
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i'm not sure but it should work usually if you but it from hong kong on EBAY! it won't do that good i think
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If its unlocked yes. Or you could unlock it urself But if its 3G the 3G might not work in the U.S
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Now is a great time to ask that question, by the way, are you interested in some ocean front property in central Minnesota??
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it should work as long as you set up the phone with your carrier. however it will not work if you bought some funky brand phone and you dont have that company as a carrier.
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IF it is an unlocked triband or quadband gsm phone , you should be able to use any tmobile or att sim and it should work fine. If it is a dualband and only has 900/1800mhz, send it back. It is useless in the-USA, we only use 850/1900mhz, totally different frequencies.
Friday, June 1, 2012
I want to work as a female impersonator in Hong Kong. Will my lifestyle choices scare people
I want to work as a female impersonator in Hong Kong. Will my lifestyle choices scare people?
I weigh 300 pounds and like to wear tight dresses. Is Hong Kong ready for that?
China - 6 Answers
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Well, I know it's common in Japan...
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The late Lydia Shum or known as Fei Fei (Fat, Fat) weighed 250 lbs and was a big hit in HK. It's not so much about the weight and appearance, rather the fate, luck and the manager working behind that are more important in turning anybody into a hit, as in any entertainment business around the world. It's also better to master the Cantonese language otherwise your audience will be quite limited. Try approaching the "Father of Lan Kwai Fong", have forgotten his name, he owns many restaurants in Lan Kwai Fong. He's orignially from Canada and is currently the Chairman of the Ocean Park. Good Luck! Elena S below, apparently the work ethics and people's behaviors, mentality are extremely different between Hong Kong and the mainland.
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Report this troll who apparently stole the identity of the real BShimwoman:http://answers.yahoo.com/my/profile;_ylt=AliLFf40Z6nBDC_3NEbeAfUM7RR.;_ylv=3?show=6bQ4hemEaa
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if you handle it correctly, it won't... with good guanxi and appropriate cover you can do anything in China... i came from Ukraine to seek a job in Shanghai... i found that prostitution is banned in China... lot of Ukranian girls have found innovative techniques... open a front operation... job as translator, in massage parlors... be innovative, develop guanxi and you will be fine... :D
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Thailand is the place for you. Lots of Chinese go there for that kind of stuff. Just don't say that you are a male it be bad for your business.
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I know this is not really what you're asking, but I second the response of the answerer above. Thailand is a great place for female impersonators. They have them in all shapes and sizes. There's several "ladyboy" shows that perform every night for tourists... and they have performers of all sizes.
I weigh 300 pounds and like to wear tight dresses. Is Hong Kong ready for that?
China - 6 Answers
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Well, I know it's common in Japan...
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The late Lydia Shum or known as Fei Fei (Fat, Fat) weighed 250 lbs and was a big hit in HK. It's not so much about the weight and appearance, rather the fate, luck and the manager working behind that are more important in turning anybody into a hit, as in any entertainment business around the world. It's also better to master the Cantonese language otherwise your audience will be quite limited. Try approaching the "Father of Lan Kwai Fong", have forgotten his name, he owns many restaurants in Lan Kwai Fong. He's orignially from Canada and is currently the Chairman of the Ocean Park. Good Luck! Elena S below, apparently the work ethics and people's behaviors, mentality are extremely different between Hong Kong and the mainland.
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Report this troll who apparently stole the identity of the real BShimwoman:http://answers.yahoo.com/my/profile;_ylt=AliLFf40Z6nBDC_3NEbeAfUM7RR.;_ylv=3?show=6bQ4hemEaa
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if you handle it correctly, it won't... with good guanxi and appropriate cover you can do anything in China... i came from Ukraine to seek a job in Shanghai... i found that prostitution is banned in China... lot of Ukranian girls have found innovative techniques... open a front operation... job as translator, in massage parlors... be innovative, develop guanxi and you will be fine... :D
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Thailand is the place for you. Lots of Chinese go there for that kind of stuff. Just don't say that you are a male it be bad for your business.
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I know this is not really what you're asking, but I second the response of the answerer above. Thailand is a great place for female impersonators. They have them in all shapes and sizes. There's several "ladyboy" shows that perform every night for tourists... and they have performers of all sizes.
Monday, May 21, 2012
Will a Nokia 7110 work with a modern sim
Will a Nokia 7110 work with a modern sim?
Will an unlocked Nokia 7110 from Hong Kong work with my three mobile sim here in Australia?
Cell Phones & Plans - 4 Answers
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yes
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yes
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yes it should but idk about hong kong one but it might so it could but ya
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it'll work
Will an unlocked Nokia 7110 from Hong Kong work with my three mobile sim here in Australia?
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yes
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yes
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yes it should but idk about hong kong one but it might so it could but ya
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it'll work
Monday, May 14, 2012
Can I rent a car in the USA (California) with my Hong Kong Drivers License
Can I rent a car in the USA (California) with my Hong Kong Drivers License?
I'm an American expatriate living and working in Hong Kong. Since I live here my California DL has expired and since I cannot get it renewed unless I am living there... I need to rent a car on my three week vacation to there. Is it possible to rent a car in California and Nevada with a Hong Kong Drivers License? and are there any stipulations I should know about?
Other - Destinations - 1 Answers
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Foreign driving licenses are valid in the USA so you should be able to do so. However, some car rental agencies require an International Driving License even if the national license is in English (so check).
I'm an American expatriate living and working in Hong Kong. Since I live here my California DL has expired and since I cannot get it renewed unless I am living there... I need to rent a car on my three week vacation to there. Is it possible to rent a car in California and Nevada with a Hong Kong Drivers License? and are there any stipulations I should know about?
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Foreign driving licenses are valid in the USA so you should be able to do so. However, some car rental agencies require an International Driving License even if the national license is in English (so check).
Monday, May 7, 2012
where to buy caterpillar work boots or timberland pro in hong kong or shenzhen
where to buy caterpillar work boots or timberland pro in hong kong or shenzhen?
where to buy caterpillar work boots or timberland pro in hong kong or shenzhen? I am looking for the one with steel toe and puncture proof.
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http://www.firstfashion.biz/511-timberland-boots
where to buy caterpillar work boots or timberland pro in hong kong or shenzhen? I am looking for the one with steel toe and puncture proof.
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http://www.firstfashion.biz/511-timberland-boots
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
i am a filipino working in hong kong,my boyfriend is in usa were almost 4 yrs in relationship
i am a filipino working in hong kong,my boyfriend is in usa were almost 4 yrs in relationship?
we want to be together for good and eventually plan to get married in us that's why my boyfriend apply for 1-129f last dec.28,2009 and we received the approval feb.22,2010.from this date how long will i wait for the next step or for my interview?we are both single and never been married
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K-1 or the fiance(e) visa application takes between 8 -14 months from application to interview. It is also dependent on the case load of the interviewing embassy.
we want to be together for good and eventually plan to get married in us that's why my boyfriend apply for 1-129f last dec.28,2009 and we received the approval feb.22,2010.from this date how long will i wait for the next step or for my interview?we are both single and never been married
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K-1 or the fiance(e) visa application takes between 8 -14 months from application to interview. It is also dependent on the case load of the interviewing embassy.
Saturday, April 21, 2012
how can i get a VISA easily to work in Singapore/Hong Kong/Taiwan/Japan/South Korea
how can i get a VISA easily to work in Singapore/Hong Kong/Taiwan/Japan/South Korea?
hey, can you help me to get a working VISA? I've done my BS in Electronic engineering(major in TELECOMMUNICATION) . I'm searching for a job (odd job or any type that merely need experience)
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"VISA easily"? I have never heard of such a thing. In reality it is a long, often excruciating process full of bureaucratic paperwork and setbacks. You've just listed 5 different countries. Each with their own set of rules on Visa eligibility. You have also neither mentioned your past work experience nor what area of focus you would consider. Sales? Technical Writing? Network Administrator? A more useful approach would be to narrow down your focus to 2, no more than 3 countries. And come up with a career position. Repost when you have more specific objective in mind.
hey, can you help me to get a working VISA? I've done my BS in Electronic engineering(major in TELECOMMUNICATION) . I'm searching for a job (odd job or any type that merely need experience)
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"VISA easily"? I have never heard of such a thing. In reality it is a long, often excruciating process full of bureaucratic paperwork and setbacks. You've just listed 5 different countries. Each with their own set of rules on Visa eligibility. You have also neither mentioned your past work experience nor what area of focus you would consider. Sales? Technical Writing? Network Administrator? A more useful approach would be to narrow down your focus to 2, no more than 3 countries. And come up with a career position. Repost when you have more specific objective in mind.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
If I buy an iPhone from Hong Kong, Will it work in New Zealand
If I buy an iPhone from Hong Kong, Will it work in New Zealand?
I'm gonna go to Kong soon and I just want to know if I brought a iPhone 4 from there will it work in New Zealand. Thanks!!! Oops I mean to say Hong Kong
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Pretty sure it will but you will just have to get it switched over to a New Zealand plan :)
I'm gonna go to Kong soon and I just want to know if I brought a iPhone 4 from there will it work in New Zealand. Thanks!!! Oops I mean to say Hong Kong
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Pretty sure it will but you will just have to get it switched over to a New Zealand plan :)
Saturday, April 7, 2012
I am a U.S. Citizen working in Hong Kong for 2yrs. Is there an Expat Tax Refund
I am a U.S. Citizen working in Hong Kong for 2yrs. Is there an Expat Tax Refund?
I am not sure of the Tax Law name, but I believe all US citizens working out of the country do not have to pay federal income tax up to $75,000 of a persons salary. Is this true?
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no from my understanding you must file a return you are still a citizen example: father in law lives in AU, works in AU and he must file a federal return
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The foreign earned income exclusion is an "election"--if you don't file, you haven't elected it. If your wage income is more than $8750, you have a filing requirement. If you are self-employed, the trigger is a mere $400--and isn't reduced by either form 2555 (foreign earned income) or 1116 (foreign tax credit).
I am not sure of the Tax Law name, but I believe all US citizens working out of the country do not have to pay federal income tax up to $75,000 of a persons salary. Is this true?
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no from my understanding you must file a return you are still a citizen example: father in law lives in AU, works in AU and he must file a federal return
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The foreign earned income exclusion is an "election"--if you don't file, you haven't elected it. If your wage income is more than $8750, you have a filing requirement. If you are self-employed, the trigger is a mere $400--and isn't reduced by either form 2555 (foreign earned income) or 1116 (foreign tax credit).
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Will I be able to obtain a work visa for Hong Kong
Will I be able to obtain a work visa for Hong Kong?
I am a 22 year old male from New Zealand where I am a citizen; when I get to Hong Kong I should also have a UK passport. I have a Bachelors Degree in Technology and this November I will complete a CELTA qualification ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CELTA ). Will These qualifications be enough for me to obtain a work visa in Hong Kong? I have no experience in teaching English however I am very good with people and I am a native English speaker. I will arrive in Hong Kong in mid to late December. If I can get a visa, how long do you think it will take? How long will it take me to find a job? Should I apply for jobs before applying for my visa? I know none of these questions can be answered definitely, but I would like to get the best idea I can of what to expect with respect to my situation, qualifications and experience level. I have read some info on the Hong Kong immigration website and I have read this http://gohongkong.about.com/od/businessbasics/a/work_visa_HK.htm article. The job type I will be applying for is English teacher/tutor. Please please, please provide reasons for your answers as I may use this information to help me decide if I should teach somewhere else in southeast asia to get some experience, before going to Hong Kong. Hong Kong is by far my first choise at the moment for a number for reasons.
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It depends on the Job. You should be able too
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you will be able to find work in Hong Kong very easily but once you have the job it will take around 8 weeks for the work permit to come through. You cannot apply for the visa the employer must do this so you must bring enough money to survive a few months before you get your first salary. Wherever you go in S.E. Asia you will find the same requirements unless you work for a ''shady'' employer
I am a 22 year old male from New Zealand where I am a citizen; when I get to Hong Kong I should also have a UK passport. I have a Bachelors Degree in Technology and this November I will complete a CELTA qualification ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CELTA ). Will These qualifications be enough for me to obtain a work visa in Hong Kong? I have no experience in teaching English however I am very good with people and I am a native English speaker. I will arrive in Hong Kong in mid to late December. If I can get a visa, how long do you think it will take? How long will it take me to find a job? Should I apply for jobs before applying for my visa? I know none of these questions can be answered definitely, but I would like to get the best idea I can of what to expect with respect to my situation, qualifications and experience level. I have read some info on the Hong Kong immigration website and I have read this http://gohongkong.about.com/od/businessbasics/a/work_visa_HK.htm article. The job type I will be applying for is English teacher/tutor. Please please, please provide reasons for your answers as I may use this information to help me decide if I should teach somewhere else in southeast asia to get some experience, before going to Hong Kong. Hong Kong is by far my first choise at the moment for a number for reasons.
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It depends on the Job. You should be able too
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you will be able to find work in Hong Kong very easily but once you have the job it will take around 8 weeks for the work permit to come through. You cannot apply for the visa the employer must do this so you must bring enough money to survive a few months before you get your first salary. Wherever you go in S.E. Asia you will find the same requirements unless you work for a ''shady'' employer
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
I'm american working in china, my wife is in Hong kong. she is from philippines. i want to bring her to china.
I'm american working in china, my wife is in Hong kong. she is from philippines. i want to bring her to china.?
She works in Hong kong but after we are married she will come here to live with me. how can i do this. I have work visa here in china she lives in Hong kong now, can i petition her to be added to my visa,?
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One Word: Airplane.
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It sounds like your fiance has Filipino citizenship. She can bring her Filipino passport to the China Resources Building in Wan Chai and apply for a Chinese tourism "L" visa. Fiances are not eligible for immigration-related treatment, the way spouses and children are. In addition, even if you do get married, the fact that you have different nationalities may produce issues if you try joining her visa application to your existing business visa. I'm not saying that it can't be done, only that it may not go smoothly.
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I would suggest that you get a letter of invitation from your employer, stating that you are full time employed and submit it with a copy of your marriage certificate to the Chinese office in Central. I have heard of Filipinos having to get their visas back home in which case obviously you would have to do it that way. A copy of a contract showing where you intend to live in China would also probably be beneficial to the application.
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after marriage you will have a certificate which proves you two are hubby and wife so you will need to make a request in the place you work in case you have it stated in your contract... make sure they employer lets you bring family members coz some don't and even the fact of marriage will change nothing in this situation...
She works in Hong kong but after we are married she will come here to live with me. how can i do this. I have work visa here in china she lives in Hong kong now, can i petition her to be added to my visa,?
China - 4 Answers
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One Word: Airplane.
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It sounds like your fiance has Filipino citizenship. She can bring her Filipino passport to the China Resources Building in Wan Chai and apply for a Chinese tourism "L" visa. Fiances are not eligible for immigration-related treatment, the way spouses and children are. In addition, even if you do get married, the fact that you have different nationalities may produce issues if you try joining her visa application to your existing business visa. I'm not saying that it can't be done, only that it may not go smoothly.
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I would suggest that you get a letter of invitation from your employer, stating that you are full time employed and submit it with a copy of your marriage certificate to the Chinese office in Central. I have heard of Filipinos having to get their visas back home in which case obviously you would have to do it that way. A copy of a contract showing where you intend to live in China would also probably be beneficial to the application.
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after marriage you will have a certificate which proves you two are hubby and wife so you will need to make a request in the place you work in case you have it stated in your contract... make sure they employer lets you bring family members coz some don't and even the fact of marriage will change nothing in this situation...
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
What would you like to ask?what are the preferred agency in hong kong to have work and opportunity in canada
What would you like to ask?what are the preferred agency in hong kong to have work and opportunity in canada?
Immigration - 2 Answers
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Do it yourself
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Most agencies are just scams... only deal direct with an employer http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp
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Do it yourself
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Most agencies are just scams... only deal direct with an employer http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Are there any good stripclubs to work at in Hong Kong
Are there any good stripclubs to work at in Hong Kong?
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Are you a stripper I have a club send photos with your resume'
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email me. I can help.
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you guys are a riot. maybe you'd rather be a movie star?
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You can try Joe Banana in Wan Chai District.
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Yeah, it's called the Pussycat Club and it's in Wanchai.
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I doubt it is legal in Hong Kong. Will you consider other places like Macau and Singapore?
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If your fine and have skills, I can make you lots of money in China, I live in Shenzhen. Send photos and resume if interested.
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so many its mind boggling
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Are you a stripper I have a club send photos with your resume'
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email me. I can help.
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you guys are a riot. maybe you'd rather be a movie star?
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You can try Joe Banana in Wan Chai District.
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Yeah, it's called the Pussycat Club and it's in Wanchai.
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I doubt it is legal in Hong Kong. Will you consider other places like Macau and Singapore?
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If your fine and have skills, I can make you lots of money in China, I live in Shenzhen. Send photos and resume if interested.
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so many its mind boggling
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Can a Hong Kong passport holder stay and work in mainland China unconditionally
Can a Hong Kong passport holder stay and work in mainland China unconditionally?
My relative has a Hong Kong SAR passport & identity card with the right to abode in HK. Can he enter mainland china as frequently and stay as long as he wants? Is there any condition to him working there? If it is at all relevant, he is also a US citizen. Please attach the relevant links if possible.
China - 3 Answers
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Hong Kong citizens do not need a Z visa as they have a right to be on the mainland. However, there are possible drawbacks,the employer would have to pay an extra 32% of your pay into a super fund and for health services, and you would have 12% of your pay deducted for similar services! And to be eligible for this special status you have to register within 10 days of starting employment. Go through this undermentioned link for precise details.Holding a US passport at times is disadvantageous visa viz the Hong Kong passport.
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China do not recognize dual citizenship. So that person is either a US citizen or a Chinese citizen. For a US citizen, a visa is required to travel and work in China and that person has US protection. For a Chinese citizen living in Hong Kong, a 'home coming card' is required. Then the person can travel as frequent and as long as he/she likes. Anyone entering China with a home coming card, is not foreign citizen and will not get US protection, if that matters. Anyone working in China has to pay tax.
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HK and Macau are special regions for China. You can be using both passport from boht HK and USA. Just use your HK ID card when you enters HK and use an USA passport when you travel. You cannot enter China with your HK ID or passport. For HKs, you can get a "Home Return Card" to enter China. The "Home Return Card" has a 10 years expiration day. You can stay in China as long as you wish, and you can work in China. I am not sure if there is any difference for taxes, and you may not get some benefits that China citizen has... You may want to use HK's yahoo answer to find out more. (knowledge.yahoo.com.hk)
My relative has a Hong Kong SAR passport & identity card with the right to abode in HK. Can he enter mainland china as frequently and stay as long as he wants? Is there any condition to him working there? If it is at all relevant, he is also a US citizen. Please attach the relevant links if possible.
China - 3 Answers
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Hong Kong citizens do not need a Z visa as they have a right to be on the mainland. However, there are possible drawbacks,the employer would have to pay an extra 32% of your pay into a super fund and for health services, and you would have 12% of your pay deducted for similar services! And to be eligible for this special status you have to register within 10 days of starting employment. Go through this undermentioned link for precise details.Holding a US passport at times is disadvantageous visa viz the Hong Kong passport.
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China do not recognize dual citizenship. So that person is either a US citizen or a Chinese citizen. For a US citizen, a visa is required to travel and work in China and that person has US protection. For a Chinese citizen living in Hong Kong, a 'home coming card' is required. Then the person can travel as frequent and as long as he/she likes. Anyone entering China with a home coming card, is not foreign citizen and will not get US protection, if that matters. Anyone working in China has to pay tax.
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HK and Macau are special regions for China. You can be using both passport from boht HK and USA. Just use your HK ID card when you enters HK and use an USA passport when you travel. You cannot enter China with your HK ID or passport. For HKs, you can get a "Home Return Card" to enter China. The "Home Return Card" has a 10 years expiration day. You can stay in China as long as you wish, and you can work in China. I am not sure if there is any difference for taxes, and you may not get some benefits that China citizen has... You may want to use HK's yahoo answer to find out more. (knowledge.yahoo.com.hk)
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Do wii games from UK work on console from Hong Kong
Do wii games from UK work on console from Hong Kong?
My friend has a Wii from Hong Kong and she bought some new games from a shop in the UK and they only work until the start up screen but she has another game that she bought from play.com which i think is in the UK and that works fine. What could be the problem?
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dont think they do but the reasion wit play is because play is worldwide i think as u can see by the play.com not co.uk
My friend has a Wii from Hong Kong and she bought some new games from a shop in the UK and they only work until the start up screen but she has another game that she bought from play.com which i think is in the UK and that works fine. What could be the problem?
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dont think they do but the reasion wit play is because play is worldwide i think as u can see by the play.com not co.uk
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Is there a place in Hong Kong authorized to work on Dell PC's
Is there a place in Hong Kong authorized to work on Dell PC's
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You don't need any specialized training for a dell, it just uses stock computer parts (although sometimes propreitery) We use a official repairman when the thing unique to the company i.e. an iPOD or palm pilot device You don't need a Honda mechanic to replace an alternator on your accord just a mechanic
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You don't need any specialized training for a dell, it just uses stock computer parts (although sometimes propreitery) We use a official repairman when the thing unique to the company i.e. an iPOD or palm pilot device You don't need a Honda mechanic to replace an alternator on your accord just a mechanic
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Is it difficult for Russian citizens to get a student visa to Hong Kong
Is it difficult for Russian citizens to get a student visa to Hong Kong?
Are there any difficulties for Russians to get a student visa in Hong Kong? Is it also difficult to apply for a job and get a work permit in Hong Kong?
China - 2 Answers
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absolutely not. Hong Kong is trying to lure people, since many Hongkongers moved to Shenzhen due to lower costs of housing and general life over there.
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No,it is not difficult! as long as you have enough cash!
Are there any difficulties for Russians to get a student visa in Hong Kong? Is it also difficult to apply for a job and get a work permit in Hong Kong?
China - 2 Answers
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absolutely not. Hong Kong is trying to lure people, since many Hongkongers moved to Shenzhen due to lower costs of housing and general life over there.
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No,it is not difficult! as long as you have enough cash!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Will a Hong Kong Nokia 5800 GPS work in Europe
Will a Hong Kong Nokia 5800 GPS work in Europe?
If I buy the Nokia 5800 online from Hong Kong, will the A-GPS and wi-fi and everything work in Europe (Ireland)? Does anyone have experience of using any GPS phones from another continent in Europe and have you had any hassle?
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It should do, but u have to have a sim that works in europe. And i have had no experience in any gps phones from another continent.HOPE I HELPED!!!
If I buy the Nokia 5800 online from Hong Kong, will the A-GPS and wi-fi and everything work in Europe (Ireland)? Does anyone have experience of using any GPS phones from another continent in Europe and have you had any hassle?
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It should do, but u have to have a sim that works in europe. And i have had no experience in any gps phones from another continent.HOPE I HELPED!!!
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Can anyone explain me the address system in Hong Kong
Can anyone explain me the address system in Hong Kong ?
for example thisis just a made up address just so someone to explain me the address system in Hong Kong Room 45 F/5 (dose that mean the room is on fifth floor?) Block A (what dose the block mean they do block a, b and c how do you find the building with those block) 888 challenge road Kowloon, Hong Kong. I want to learn how the location address work in HOng Kong so if i want ot find my hotel, restaurant and shopping or to visit my friends. if anyone can help I would be happy to recieve answr from you happy forth of july. Matt
China - 2 Answers
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see alot of peole in hong kong live in a apartment...and there mailbox are like in these box and they have different number for each people. so u have to be exact so they know which box to put it in cuz they're a lot. hope this help. good luck
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Yes, you got it right . Room 45 on the 5th floor of Block A of the development at 888 Challenge Road Kowloon, Hong Kong. The development could be a Condominium development, a Public Housing development or a commercial development. In such development, you normally find more than 1 block of buildings. They could use letters, numbers or alpha-numeric to name those blocks.
for example thisis just a made up address just so someone to explain me the address system in Hong Kong Room 45 F/5 (dose that mean the room is on fifth floor?) Block A (what dose the block mean they do block a, b and c how do you find the building with those block) 888 challenge road Kowloon, Hong Kong. I want to learn how the location address work in HOng Kong so if i want ot find my hotel, restaurant and shopping or to visit my friends. if anyone can help I would be happy to recieve answr from you happy forth of july. Matt
China - 2 Answers
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see alot of peole in hong kong live in a apartment...and there mailbox are like in these box and they have different number for each people. so u have to be exact so they know which box to put it in cuz they're a lot. hope this help. good luck
2 :
Yes, you got it right . Room 45 on the 5th floor of Block A of the development at 888 Challenge Road Kowloon, Hong Kong. The development could be a Condominium development, a Public Housing development or a commercial development. In such development, you normally find more than 1 block of buildings. They could use letters, numbers or alpha-numeric to name those blocks.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
What to wear when working in Hong Kong
What to wear when working in Hong Kong?
Will be working with a bank. An Internship. Any suitable brands?
Fashion & Accessories - 1 Answers
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not from hong kong or anything but ive been there. there fashion isnt tooo far off from ours. just wear a suit.
Will be working with a bank. An Internship. Any suitable brands?
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not from hong kong or anything but ive been there. there fashion isnt tooo far off from ours. just wear a suit.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
i'm from the philippines and will go to hong kong soon, i'm using globe prepaid sim card and i'm wondering
i'm from the philippines and will go to hong kong soon, i'm using globe prepaid sim card and i'm wondering?
will my sim card work in hong kong? my fiance will be texting me via yahoo mobile, is it possible that we can get in touch through that while i am in hong kong? how much will i be charged per text if he text me and vise versa through yahoo mobile while i am in hong kong?
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I've heard that there is a sim that is being sale in a pack in which you can activate it as a roaming so you can stay connected by your loved one. :)
will my sim card work in hong kong? my fiance will be texting me via yahoo mobile, is it possible that we can get in touch through that while i am in hong kong? how much will i be charged per text if he text me and vise versa through yahoo mobile while i am in hong kong?
Cell Phones & Plans - 1 Answers
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I've heard that there is a sim that is being sale in a pack in which you can activate it as a roaming so you can stay connected by your loved one. :)
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Where is the Chinese visa office located in Hong Kong
Where is the Chinese visa office located in Hong Kong?
I need to get my work visa in Hong Kong at a Chinese embassy. I heard it moved recently. If you know tell me when you went please.
Embassies & Consulates - 1 Answers
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http://www.fmcoprc.gov.hk/eng/zgqz/bgfwxx/
I need to get my work visa in Hong Kong at a Chinese embassy. I heard it moved recently. If you know tell me when you went please.
Embassies & Consulates - 1 Answers
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http://www.fmcoprc.gov.hk/eng/zgqz/bgfwxx/
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