an English teacher, Indonesian Chinese, help!

[shafiq]

Kitchen helper or photographer are not the jobs you will be granted a working visa.

Should secure a job thats in demand and no suitable local candidates could employed.

[hullexile]

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Here I am now, sadly facing a same problem. I want to move to HK. I just love HK, visited this amazing city last year. My ancestry (I'm Indonesian born Chinese) is from Guangzhou and I want to learn Cantonese too.

I've been working as a tax accounting administration staff for 5 years but have no passion for the job. I enjoy volunteering activities including assisting children in Sunday School. So I prefer to work in service areas. Teaching in kindergartens is a lovely job... But as expected, HK has good standard. Bad for me as my degree is in business administration, I don't have TEFL Certificate and have no formal teaching experience. Only have 600 TOEFL Score...

I also try to apply for kitchen helper position (food and beverages, as I love cooking and quite a food artist). But haven't got any calls. No wonder as there are plenty local candidates, maybe the employers won't sponsor.

I am also an amateur photographer (another reason why I love Hong Kong) buttt, can't seem to find any related jobs.

The visa problem is stressing me out

To get an employment visa you need to offer something that a local does not and be earning a reasonable salary. I think you are going to struggle.

[cathliana]

Indeed

[HK_Katherine]

An accountancy specialising in overseas help ie Indonesia. Teaching bahasa.

[cathliana]

An accountancy specialising in overseas help ie Indonesia. Teaching bahasa.

Thanks Katherine