Just to let you know, a work visa only entitles you to work for the company who employed you. You wouldn't then be free to seek another job as you please.
Just to let you know, a work visa only entitles you to work for the company who employed you. You wouldn't then be free to seek another job as you please.
They didnt really specify if they were able to hire filipinos before they just said 'overseas'... their center actually focused on math but this year they opened an english program to balance out their math program
After i'm done with my contract im hoping to find another company who is willing to renew my visa ..
This is a warning sign in my book. I would follow up and ask specifically if they have been able to legally hire Filipino teachers (or any SE Asians actually) previously (especially at your salary level). There is a real risk that your application will be rejected and that would stand against you for any future visa applications.
I will.. thanks
Yes it pays a lot more, but the cost of living is so much more. I would go for the experience and for your CV/resume. Don't expect to be a lot better off than if you stayed at home though. A helper gets paid around HKD4000 but they don't have to pay for accommodation, food or bills or transport to and from work. As others have said though what do you have to lose?
Maybe yes maybe no. I believe if any previous visa applications have been rejected (for any reason) then subsequent applications are subjected to extra scrutiny. That, combined with your nationality (unfortunately) and the generally low salary level is probably not a good thing and will at the very least delay any subsequent applications.
That is also what im considering - EXPERIENCE!