Hong Kong Travel Guide

Hong Kong Jobs

A Hong Kong jobs are different. The energy of the city is reflected in each and every job. The work pace is frenetic and some say it is faster than New York. Most working districts, and specially Central, are just a mass of skyscrapers of both commercial and residential buildings. Most people live and work in small flats, work long hours and play hard.

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Hong Kong Jobs and Visas

If you want to work in Hong Kong will need a work visa. The company that will employ you will need to complete the necessary paperwork to sponsor you.

Your company will have to justify the need to employ a non-local person to do the job. And while there are no official rules, as a new employee, you better have an undergraduate or graduate degree and a minimum of 2 years work experience. Approval is also easier if the annual salary package is more than HK$240,000 annually. Many people earning less than this are actually being hired and granted visas.

Hong Kong Jobs listing

  • Accounting / Auditing / Taxation
  • Administrative / Support Service...
  • Advertising / Marketing / PR
  • Architectural / Building
  • Art / Creative / Design
  • Banking / Financial / Insurance
  • Copy-writing / Translation
  • Consulting / Research
  • Communications / Media
  • Customer Services / Call Center
  • Education / Training
  • Engineering / Technical
  • Health Care
  • Hospitality / Food Services
  • Human Resources
  • Information Technology
  • Internet / New Media
  • Legal / Company Secretary
  • Logistics / Warehousing
  • Merchandising / Purchasing
  • Sales / Retail
  • Secretarial / Clerical
  • Senior Management
  • Telecommunications
  • Tourism / Travel
  • Others

Working and Living in Hong Kong

Once you are employed please keep in mind that your visa is only valid with your sponsoring employer. Thus if one day you found a better offer and decide to change jobs, you need to inform immigration, submit the necessary paperwork and receive approval for the change of sponsorship before you commence work with the new employer.

Hong Kong Job processing time can take between 4-6 weeks. Nevertheless you may come to Hong Kong on a visitor’s visa and then apply for a work visa.

The relevant Hong Kong Job processing authority is the HK Immigration Department. Like other Hong Kong departments they usually are professional, very helpful and efficient.

If you are married and have children up to the age of 18, they will be issued with dependent visas. As dependents, they are not allowed to take up any paid or unpaid work or undertake any business activity. Otherwise dependents wanting work or business must apply to the Immigration Department for specific permission prior to taking up that activity.

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Once in Hong Kong you may want to establish your own business. This time you must apply for an investment visa. It does not matter whether you hold an employment visa or a dependent. But then again the application process is straight forward although you must prove that the business will be of benefit to Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Job Visas are normally valid for a one year and renewed for another two years. A valid visa will entitle you to a Hong Kong identity card which they must carry with you at all times.

JobsDB Resources compiles regular salary surveys based on day-to-day activity within specialist markets and through well-established relationships with clients and candidates.


Although this Hong Kong website have made every effort to be accurate, we can make no warranty or guarantee as to the correctness of all information listed here.
You can be sure that schedules and policies do change. One way to be sure is to call or book ahead.
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