| Hong Kong Working Visa
I am sure this post has been on this board a hundred times, but I will ask anyways.
Background info: I am US law student about to graduate. I have work experience primarily in business and tax law.
The other day I was searching job posts and found a new grad. tax program at a Big 4 company in HK. The advertisement said open to all grads., but you must have the right of domicle. I applied anyways since I will be a lawyer, speak decent Chinese, and have some experience in accounting.
Today, I got a response from the firm informing that they will not continue reviewing my application because the HK government will not give a new graduate a work visa.
My questions are--Is this an excuse from them to deny me? Can they sponsor me because I am not really a new grad. with little experience.... I will be a licensed attorney? How do I get a work visa anyways? Should I respond to the company and tell them my concerns?
To be honest, I was a little upset that I was denied for the lack of visa. I think my resume stacks up well....If any advice I would appreciate it.  | 
