Hong Kong Do’s and Don’t’s
For the longest time, Filipinos have been going to Hong Kong to work. This is for the simple reason that overseas Filipino workers in Hong Kong earn significantly higher than those in the Philippines. But …
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List of Credit Suisse Bank Branches and ATMs in Hong Kong
The Credit Suisse Bank in Hong Kong was established in the year 1856. This bank has strong investment banking capabilities making it a leading global wealth manager. Also Read: List of HSBC Bank Branches and ATMs …
List of Chong Hing Bank Branch and ATMs in Hong Kong
The Chong Hing Bank was established in Hong Kong in the year 1984. It has been in the Sock Exchange of Hong Kong’s list since 1994. It is one of the best banks in Hong …
HK Government Offers Helpline for Foreign Domestic Helpers
Other than their country’s embassies and non-government (labour) organizations offering help, foreign domestic helpers (FDH) had no specific department they can reach out to from the Hong Kong government when it comes to their issues …
5 Reasons Why Hong Kong is Expat-Friendly
There are plenty of reasons why people from all around the globe come to Hong Kong – may it be for work, residence, study or recreation, there are a lot of things to like about …
How to Find an Apartment for Rent in Hong Kong
If you’re moving to Hong Kong for work, there’s good news for you because there are plenty of properties you can look into, even if only to be rented, for your stay in the city. …
Things You Should Know Before Terminating an Employment Contract
In recent news, a Filipina domestic helper has lodged a complaint on court against her employer for her alleged dismissal. Such circumstance is a result of miscommunication and poor documentation on the part of both …
How to Apply for a Hong Kong ID Card
Expats who arrive in Hong Kong for work on a relevant visa are required to register for a Hong Kong ID card. The ID card identifies its holder as either a legal non-permanent or permanent …
How to Get an Octopus Card in Hong Kong
In most developed countries in the world such as Japan, Singapore, the UK, and other European countries, people heavily rely on public transportation. And for this to even be possible, the government has to invest …