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Getting Around – Public & Private Transportation in Hong Kong
Public Transportation: Geographic size, increasing population density and historical precedence has resulted in the creation of a workable but somewhat complicated road infrastructure. Over 90% of the population commutes using a public transportation system that is extensive, affordable and, for the most part, easily accessible. Taxis are zon
Medical Considerations: Vaccinations and Medical Facilities in Hong Kong
Vaccinations: Medical care in Hong Kong is of international standard and health and hygiene standard are very high. At present the Hong Kong Government requires no vaccinations, but one should be aware that Cholera, Dengue Fever, Hepatitis A and B, Influenza, Malaria and Typhoid are prevalent throughout Asia. There are very occasionally a few
Guide for Renting an Apartment in Hong Kong
Searching for properties can be challenging in Hong Kong. With a few exceptions, all land in Hong Kong is owned by the government. Given the size of Hong Kong’s 7 million population and limited land allowed for development, property prices are often shocking to newcomers. The average family dwelling is a 400 square-feet small apartment and approx
International Schooling in Hong Kong
Although non-Chinese speaking children are encouraged to enroll in a public sector school – where the medium of instruction is primarily Chinese (Cantonese) with English taught as a core subject – in fact most attend an international private school.Offering a curriculum based on the educational systems of Australia, Canada, France, German-Swiss, J
Opening A Bank Account in Hong Kong
Banks in Hong Kong are well versed in international and multi-currency operations and should be able to handle your needs. You will need to fill in the pertinent bank’s application forms and make a small deposit of, say HK$ 2,000. You can choose to transfer funds from your home bank account to your new Hong Kong account by wire transfer, the most
Obtaining A Driving License in Hong Kong
Visitors – defined as someone who does not plan to reside for more than twelve months – can drive on the strength of an overseas license or international permit. Otherwise you must apply for a Hong Kong Driving License. This is valid for ten years and issued to those aged eighteen and above. (Over 60s are issued with less than ten years’ validit
Importing A Pet to Hong Kong
The family cat or dog (except for certain fighting breeds) is welcome to come along as long as government requirements are followed. A minimum quarantine of four months may be imposed, depending on the country of origin. Group I is normally exempted from quarantine. Group II may be exempted if all conditions and requirements are met. Group II
Immigration & Customs in Hong Kong
Immigration: An employment visa is required for those without the right of abode or the right to land in Hong Kong. Dependents (defined as the spouse and children under 18) may apply for a residence visa based on the acceptance of the employment visa holder. A dependent visa grants the right of abode (and study to those under 18) based on the
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