Living and
Working in Hong Kong

Top Articles in the Hong Kong Expat Guide

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  Moving to Hong Kong

  You’ll be moving to Hong Kong? Congratulations! This step offers you the chance to explore a buzzing metropolis with a diverse population and an excellent expat infrastructure. The InterNations City Guide introduces you to Hong Kong, its economy, job market, foreign community, and visa regulations.

  • Hong Kong: Expat Circles and Visa Rules
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  Living in Hong Kong

  Hong Kong confronts you with crazy traffic, a high population density and a vibrant nightlife. Our Expat Guide on one of the world’s most dynamic cities helps you manage the hustle and bustle. We cover such essential topics as transport, housing, healthcare, and education.

  • Hong Kong: Housing, Health, Education
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  Working in Hong Kong

  If you have the opportunity of working in Hong Kong, go for it! You will experience a thriving business world and a competitive job market. With the InterNations Expat Guide on visa, social security and communication skills, you will easily master the adventure of being an expat in Hong Kong.

  • Hong Kong: Social Security and Languages
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  Banks in Hong Kong

  If you are wondering how to manage monetary matters overseas, don’t worry: There are plenty of banks in Hong Kong that offer financial services for expats. Our guide introduces the banking sector and gives advice on various services, from opening accounts to avoiding fees.

  • Financial Services in Hong Kong
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  Social Security in Hong Kong

  Though most expats probably move to boost their career, they should still be informed about social security in Hong Kong. Eligibility for benefits, however, is usually less important than retirement funds. Our guide to social security in Hong Kong introduces welfare, pensions, and working conditions.

  • Pensions and Working Conditions
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  Hong Kong Business Culture

  Successful expats have to be flexible, always ready to adapt to new etiquette rules worldwide. We will help you master the transition to Hong Kong business culture. Our guide below covers the key aspects of Hong Kong business etiquette, from greetings over meetings and dinners to gift-giving.

  • Hong Kong Business Etiquette
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  Getting a Hong Kong ID Card

  Unfortunately, dealing with red tape isn’t over for expats who have finally arrived in Hong Kong. You still need to register for an ID card. Fortunately, though, obtaining a Hong Kong ID card is a fairly easy process. This InterNations guide tells you how it works.
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  Beyond Business: Hong Kong Art

  Hong Kong presents itself as having a strong focus on professional business and development. However, there is more to see than countless office blocks in this dynamic city. Even if you have traveled to the city to work, you can begin to discover the proliferation of Hong Kong art.
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  Print Media in Hong Kong

  With its loose regulations concerning the establishment of newspapers, Hong Kong serves as a home for many of Asia’s largest Chinese and English-language newspapers. There is no governmental regulatory body which controls newspapers or other media in Hong.
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  Discrimination in Hong Kong

  Although Hong Kong is taking big steps towards a progressive society, discrimination in Hong Kong is still prevalent. However equal rights are considered increasingly important and the government has taken measures against discrimination in Hong Kong. Read our guide to learn more.

  • Anti-Discrimination Laws in Hong Kong
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  Dentists in Hong Kong

  When you wake up with a throbbing pain in your tooth you should see a good dental practitioner. But how can you get in touch with a good dentist? In this article, we will give you advice on how to find dentists in Hong Kong and tell you how to avoid excessive costs.
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  How to Find a Hong Kong Kindergarten

  Have you ever wondered how to find the right Hong Kong kindergarten for your child? There is a large variety of options for expats with children. With our help, you’ll learn about different types of daycare and what to look for in a Hong Kong kindergarten or pre-school.

  • Hong Kong Kindergarten: What to expect
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  Hong Kong Housing: Tips & Admin Info

  Are you unfamiliar with the Hong Kong housing market? Hire a real estate agent who can help with the process of locating and buying the right property. For expats with little knowledge of Cantonese or Mandarin, this is preferable to getting involved in the Hong Kong housing market themselves.
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  Driving in Hong Kong

  There are about 285 licensed vehicles for every kilometer of road in Hong Kong: You can easily imagine what driving in Hong Kong must feel like during rush hour. Traffic jams are normal for all drivers in the city, and the search for a parking spot can quickly turn into a nightmare.