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Shared Value And Long-Term Competitiveness
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Shared Value approaches in Healthcare
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Can I Work a Job in Hong Kong on a Visitor Visa?
A tourist visa is an excellent way to find a job, but it cannot be converted into a work visa while you are here. You can attend interviews and talks about a job, but you cannot begin paid employment. If you get a job offer in Hong Kong, you must return to your home country…
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Is it Hard to Get a Job in Hong Kong Without a Visa?
First, you do not need to speak Chinese to find a job in Hong Kong. You also don’t need to apply for a work permit or a permanent visa before moving to the city. Whether you’re a student, a graduate, or a recent college graduate, you can find a job in Hong Kong. The job…
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How Can People From Mainland China Work in Hong Kong?
Are you looking for information on how to enter Hong Kong for work or study? Learn more about Mainland China Work Visa or HKSAR Entry Permit. Then, learn about the Admission Scheme for Mainland Talents and Professionals. Social insurance programs for foreign employees are also available. In addition, the Chinese government offers various visa schemes…
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Dual Nationals in Hong Kong
This article explores the number of dual nationals in Hong Kong. The figures show that around 150,000 people are dual nationals, which means they have a permanent abode in Hong Kong and a passport to their parents’ country. Such dual nationals are Hong Kong citizens but maintain citizenship in their parents’ countries. Thus, they have…