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Hong Kong Version iPhone 6S/Plus Purchase Guide
Hong Kong Immigration Guide: In the early hours of September 11, Apple released the new generation of smartphones, the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. Many Apple fans are eager to purchase them as soon as possible, closely monitoring various purchasing channels. The Hong Kong version of the iPhone, with its wide variety, low prices, and convenient warranty services, is particularly appealing to Apple enthusiasts. So how should one go about purchasing it? What preparations are needed? Below, we…
Hong Kong Immigration: A Guide to Crossing Major Ports in Shenzhen
The desire to travel to Hong Kong, settle in Hong Kong, and immigrate to Hong Kong has surged among the Chinese people over the years. Hong Kong is the glamorous and modern tragic city depicted by Eileen Chang, as well as the vibrant atmosphere constantly captured by TVB. You can leisurely enjoy morning tea at the Lotus Building in Central in the morning, shop for luxury brands and trendy stores in Causeway Bay in the afternoon, take the tram to Wan Chai for pineapple buns, and experience the enchanting night view across Victoria Harbour as the lights come on... Hong Kong is like a large Rubik's Cube, reflecting a variety of different facets.
Seventy Percent of Investors in Hong Kong Do Not Reduce Their Holdings in Renminbi Assets
Hong Kong immigration focuses on business: A survey released yesterday by Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited shows that while over sixty percent of respondents expect the Renminbi to continue depreciating in the next 12 months, more than seventy percent of respondents indicated that they would not reduce their holdings in Renminbi assets.
Netflix May Enter Hong Kong Market Next Year
Hong Kong immigration perspective on doing business in Hong Kong: According to foreign media reports, the American online video streaming service provider Netflix announced on its official website that it will enter the markets of Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, and South Korea early next year.
Hong Kong Hosts the 18th Plenary of the Hong Kong/Guangdong Co-operation Joint Conference
Hong Kong immigrants' perspective on doing business in Hong Kong: The 18th Plenary of the Hong Kong/Guangdong Co-operation Joint Conference was held in Hong Kong yesterday. The two governments signed five cooperation agreements covering food safety, education, intellectual property, mutual recognition of search and rescue, and e-commerce. Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying stated that both sides agreed to strengthen cooperation in shipping, finance, and trade to jointly promote the national "Belt and Road" initiative, for which Hong Kong will strengthen its role as a "super-connector"...
Hong Kong Immigration: Zhu Xiaodan Inspects Hong Kong Youth Entrepreneurship Base
Hong Kong Immigration and Business: Zhu Xiaodan, the governor attending the Guangdong-Hong Kong Cooperation Joint Conference in Hong Kong, led officials from relevant provincial departments to inspect the Hong Kong Youth Entrepreneurship Base and cross-border infrastructure projects. Vice Governor Zhao Yufang participated in the event.
Hong Kong Will Not Abandon the Linked Exchange Rate System
Hong Kong immigration focus on Hong Kong immigration and business: News from Beijing on the 3rd, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) intervened in the market again on Wednesday to maintain the Hong Kong dollar's linked exchange rate, sparking concerns about whether Hong Kong can maintain its peg to the US dollar. However, institutions such as UBS believe the possibility of abandoning it is very small.
Hong Kong Becomes a Key Hub for Chinese Banks Competing for Overseas Business
Hong Kong immigration perspective on doing business in Hong Kong: "In our global overseas business development, we have specifically proposed building Hong Kong into a bridgehead for our overseas operations." Bank of China President Chen Siqing recently stated at the interim results briefing that the integration of certain ASEAN operations into BOC Hong Kong is being actively advanced.
Hong Kong youth encouraged to start businesses via e-commerce
Hong Kong immigrants' perspective on doing business in Hong Kong: According to Hong Kong media reports, the Hong Kong government has established a 300 million HKD "Youth Development Fund" to assist young people in starting businesses. Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury K.C. Chan stated yesterday (the 3rd) at a youth entrepreneurship forum that the expansion of the e-commerce scale in mainland China has changed people's lifestyles. The Hong Kong government is highly interested in developing financial technology (FinTech) and will fully support youth entrepreneurship.
Hong Kong Seniors Aged 80 Receiving Old Age Living Allowance to Become Eligible for Dental Subsidy
Hong Kong Immigration Life: Starting from the 1st of next month, the Community Care Fund will extend its dental service subsidy program for the elderly to eligible individuals receiving the Old Age Living Allowance. The first phase will cover 130,000 seniors aged 80 or above. The Fund has reserved HK$800 million to cover the expenses of the expanded project for the first three years.
Hong Kong to “Optimize” Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront
Hong Kong Immigration Focus on Hong Kong Immigrant Life: Director of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong SAR Government, Michelle Li, stated on the 22nd that the plan to optimize the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront aims to transform it into a more attractive and vibrant public space. Both project construction and operating expenses will be borne by the operating organization, involving no public funds, allowing the public to enjoy the optimized facilities without paying a single cent. It is believed that for the public, this is quite a...
Hong Kong to Host Inaugural "Hong Kong Licensing Awards"
Hong Kong Immigration: The "Hong Kong Licensing Awards 2015," organized to promote the local creative industry and drive the vigorous development of the licensing sector, held its launch ceremony on the 25th. Industry professionals believe that the licensing sector plays a vital role in the creative industry and hope that Hong Kong universities will strengthen relevant training.