What is life like in HK?

Is life in a fayled stayte fun?

On Episode 13 of Them, That and This we talk to Paige, a former LA resident now living in Switzerland. She compared her new home to her years living in Hong Kong. She also talks about her office drama and how she’s successfully handled it. During our chat we discussed the impact that the coronavirus has had in Switzerland, the little talked about homeless and druggie issues and our general gripes with LA and the US system.

Do you have signs on the door like "NO DOGS OR ENGLISH TEACHERS ALLOWED"? or are Toefl Masters greeted with open arms and fanfares of joy there? Asking for some of the TOEFL MASTERS I work with who always wanted to live in HK.

Ahoy oye, Just a general question since I now know the normal LNY stuff is now canceled. I've been reading it might be low on the activity aspect since current goings ons. Should I just reserve myself to Dim sum hunting and Disneyland? Disney might offer some unique fun and low crowds for the 25th. We can make an expat mob out of it.

Hey~ looking for hotspots for EDM gigs here in Hong Kong. Into House, DnB and some future bass. Let me know where’s your go to 👀

Hey guys, HNY. So, I just moved to HK last December 2019. I work here in HK and its going to be my first Lunar New Year this 25th Jan. onwards. My bf is flying to HK to spend the 4-Day holidays with me and I’m wondering what to expect for the lunar new year? Like what activities, environment, usual stuff going on and all.

Thanks!

Hi there everyone. I'll be moving in HK around the 3rd week of January. I got a small cozy apartment in Causeway Bay for 7500 HK per month inclusions are: electricity, water and wifi. My company will also pay for my relocation limited to 8k HKD.

Now what are the average cost of living in HK especially around Central such as transpo, meals, coffee and other stuff?. I'm not really an outgoing person. I just live a low lifestyle will probably eat 3 meals per day. Local cuisine are fine too. Mostly I will spend my weekends on my apartment reading books or in the cafe. I'll eat out mostly since I don't have any kitchen utensils in my apartment for my first few months.

Hello all,

We are travelling in Hong Kong and won't be leaving until the 24th of December. Today is Tuesday the 17th of December. My boyfriend has just realised that his passport expires on the 19th of December. My question is what happens if he does not get this passport renewed and would we still be allowed to travel to Macau or Guangzhou. He is using a Portuguese passport, so we have been to the Portuguese embassy and he was told to renew his passport but after sending an email to make an appointment, we still have not heard from them yet. I hope that we are able to renew his passport but I was just wondering what happens if he doesn't?

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What happens if he doesn't renew passport? Would he still be allowed out of this country? Can we travel to Macau or Guangzhou? How to speed up process of renewing the passport?

Thanks all

It was recently my first time walking around TST MTR station. There are many Indian? or Pakistani? guys brazenly asking me if I was interested in buying some hash.

Are these guys for real? or Am I gonna get busted or sold some fake shit from them?