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The expat lifestyle in Hong Kong really can be summed up in a phrase that's often used when speaking about the world's biggest cities: "work hard, play hard." Nearly everybody does and, in a place that thrives on perpetuating and amplifying its bustling urban energy, there are always restaurants to dine at, bars to enjoy a drink at, clubs to.
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Living in Hong Kong as an expat. On the whole, many expats find it relatively easy to live in Hong Kong thanks to its efficient infrastructure and amenities. The former British colony has one of the world's most successful economies and is known for being one of Asia's fiscal tigers, perched near the top of global economic rankings..
Living in Hong Kong Interview with an Expat
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Mid-Levels is an area just south of Central and Wan Chai, barely 10 minutes' drive from The Peak, and is one of the most popular places to live in Hong Kong for single expats and young couples. This area is popular among young expats due to its close proximity to the city centre's vibrant nightlife. Mid-Levels is also a good area for expat.
Expat Living Hong KongMarchMay 2021 Magazine
Living expat guide; Living in Hong Kong: an expat guide. Encapsulating a multi-dimensional place like Hong Kong is not an easy task, even for expert expat Juliet Fairclough. It is technically a specially administered region (SAR) of China, but the amount of Mainland Chinese influence changes daily - particularly recently.
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Hong Kong is one of the most popular expat destinations in Asia, with its expat population estimated to have reached over 700,000 people in 2022. Foreign residents come from Malaysia, Japan, the US, Britain, Australia, Singapore and Portugal, with Indonesia taking the number one spot in the number of expats residing in the city.
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Hong Kong lures expats from around the world in spite of its crowds and high cost of living. Like many cities around the world, each neighborhood in Hong Kong has its own distinct advantages and disadvantages.. However, much like joining expat clubs, living in close proximity to others who are also expats poses numerous benefits for.
Expat Living Hong KongAugust September 2017 Magazine
A few recommendations: 1) Lan Kwai Fong: an area with lots of restaurants, bars, and clubs, popular among expats. 2) Sai Kung District ( map ), the second-largest district in Hong Kong in terms of area. It is known as 'Hong Kong's back garden' because of the beautiful hiking trails and beaches. The village of Sai Kung is also noted.
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Needless to say, the Southside residential neighbourhoods of Shouson Hill, Deepwater Bay, Repulse Bay, Stanley, Tai Tam, Shek O and Big Wave Bay are some of the most luxurious on Hong Kong Island. With a market that sells everything from groceries to jewellery and a promenade lined with restaurants, bars and cafés, Stanley is the entertainment.
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There really is only one word to sum up an expat Sunday in Hong Kong, and that is, BRUNCH. For a fairly reasonable fee you can gather a group of friends at one of the best hotels or restaurants in the city and sit from 11.30am to 3pm dining on a sumptuous buffet and sipping free-flow champagne. Sunday brunch is quite simply one of my favourite.
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Northern Hong Kong Island. The northern edge of Hong Kong Island is the heart of the city, being home to the central business district. Some of the city's most famous neighbourhoods such as the Peak, the Mid-Levels and Repulse Bay are located here. This is a great place to live if you want to be close to the action.
Expat Living Hong Kong September November 2020 (Digital)
Make your expat project in Hong Kong successful. Located at the crossroads between the East and the West, Hong Kong is mainland China's richest city. Reflecting a harmonious combination of modernism with culture, it has become a choice destination for expatriation. Nicknamed the "Pearl of the East", Hong Kong is a land of opportunities for.
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The better prepared expats-to-be are for the less appealing aspects of life abroad, the more successfully they'll be able to adapt. The good news is that Hong Kong is one expat destination where the good generally outweighs the bad. Here is a list of our pros and cons of living in Hong Kong.
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From the 16th of each month, scan your card at any of the subsidy collection points throughout Hong Kong and be automatically credited 25 percent of your monthly transport expenses, up to $300. 4. Set up a bank account. With more than 250 licensed banks across the territory, it is said that Hong Kong has more banks per square mile than any.