Salary Question--Please advise!

[calijen]

I think it's a bit low don't you think?

Do you think its too low?

I am going to move to HK with my boyfriend and my dog...we are both 29 and he has a consulting job, but may take some time off. Do you think we will be able to afford to live somewhere cool?

[Mat]

Do you think its too low?

I am going to move to HK with my boyfriend and my dog...we are both 29 and he has a consulting job, but may take some time off. Do you think we will be able to afford to live somewhere cool?

Sorry, I was being ironic. Honeslty 90.000 a month will give you a very decent lifestyle even after paying US taxes. Hope you enjoy your time in HK.!!!

[calijen]

got it. sorry about that-- sometimes i miss irony when it is delivered via forum postings!

anyway, since we have kind of segued to the topic of being able to have a good living in hk, do you have any suggestions of fun neighborhoods to live in?

i will be moving with my boyfriend and fairly small dog. i will be working in central, but my boyfriend won't have a job or will be consulting for his old company back in the us. my ideal would be that i would not have a terribly long commute to work and also that my boyfriend would be in a place where he could meet people, go out, have fun but also get outside and into nature. i guess i just want to put him in the best position to have a good time when i am not around and also that the dog might be able to go to the park on occasion.

any thoughts?

thanks!

[PDLM]

You are aware that your boyfriend will not have permission to reside in HK, will have to leave every 3 months, and if he keeps coming straight back again will eventually be refused entry? (Unless he has some sort of right to HK residence by descent)

[links]

will setting up a business in hk enable her bf to get visa to stay in hk?

by the way if i want to be a business consultan,how can i start?

[PDLM]

Only if she can sponsor and get approved an employment visa for him in th esame way as any other potential employer.