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The Expat's Guide to Living and Working in Hong Kong

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The Expat's Guide to Living and Working in Hong Kong

The Expat's Guide to Living and Working in Hong Kong is written by local experts specifically for people moving to Hong Kong and expats that have recently arrived. Our goal is to provide you with accurate information to make your transition more successful and less stressful.

This concise, relevant guide contains information on:

- Accommodation â‚¬â€œ how to find apartments, which areas to choose, lease negotiating
- Doing Business â‚¬â€œ a guide to etiquette and local business practices
- Banking, Money and Taxes â‚¬â€œ how to open an account, how tax works
- Cost of Living â‚¬â€œ an up-to-date guide to everyday prices, including a basket of goods
- Interviews with expats and local views on the ups and downs on expat life
- Healthcare â‚¬â€œ hospitals, clinics and medical insurance issues
- Culture Shock â‚¬â€œ what to expect from local people and other expats
- Working â‚¬â€œ employers, permits and visas
- Useful Facts â‚¬â€œ including weather, embassies, public holidays
- Education and Schools â‚¬â€œ where to send your children to school

Use this Hong Kong Expat Guide to find the answers to questions you have about organising housing, finding the right school for your little one, negotiating your contract and making that all-important first friend. After all, the right kind of preparation is paramount to a successful move.

Country	USA
Author	Expat Arrivals
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	2016 Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Expat Arrivals
Manufacturer	Expat Arrivals
NumberOfPages	125
PublicationDate	2013-03-17
Publisher	Expat Arrivals
ReleaseDate	2013-03-17
Studio	Expat Arrivals

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