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24-04-2007, 04:48 PM
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| | | Got an offer... but then
It looks like I can get an offer from a insurance company in hong kong. however, they do not know if they can get me a working/training visa due to I am still a college student. Can someone give me some ideas on that issue? thanks a lot | |
24-04-2007, 04:54 PM
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| | | But then its not very professional of them if they're in the process of making you an offer without knowing if you're actually legally entitled to work in the first place.
Its not for one of those manulife/aig sales roles etc etc is it? if so then theres no chance of getting a work permit in the first place anyway as the basic will be under 20k a month. | |
24-04-2007, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by jimbo  But then its not very professional of them if they're in the process of making you an offer without knowing if you're actually legally entitled to work in the first place.
Its not for one of those manulife/aig sales roles etc etc is it? if so then theres no chance of getting a work permit in the first place anyway as the basic will be under 20k a month. | it is kind of like an internship position, but they do not know how to deal with the visa for internship... | |
24-04-2007, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by wen123 It looks like I can get an offer from a insurance company in hong kong. however, they do not know if they can get me a working/training visa due to I am still a college student. Can someone give me some ideas on that issue? thanks a lot | and I have not yet hearing back from the intern program in HSBC... but I do know that HSBC hires interns from oversea but I dun understand how they got the permit for the interns... | |
24-04-2007, 05:46 PM
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| | | Just posted a link explaining anything you could possibly need to know about a training visa. Please look before complaining about not knowing how i-banks get their interns visas.
Also, wouldn't hold my breath waiting for HSBC intern program - interns are selected in the fall for the summer program and unless someone drops out at this late date it is unlikely that there is space.
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25-04-2007, 09:58 PM
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| | | hmmm i dont think thats true
Im still in college and Daimler managed to get me a training visa for my internship.
Dave
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25-04-2007, 11:35 PM
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| | | i think there are internship or trainee visa available.
alot of my ex company's colleagues are on that! | |
27-04-2007, 05:52 PM
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| | | What position are u hire as.
If you are hire as sales/business development, you should turn down the job because HK insurance companies hires just abt anyone who can walk and talk. They will definitely not apply a visa for u. | |
27-04-2007, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by KingCloud What position are u hire as.
If you are hire as sales/business development, you should turn down the job because HK insurance companies hires just abt anyone who can walk and talk. They will definitely not apply a visa for u. | I am hired by the actuarial department tho... | | Tools | Search | | | | | Rate This Thread | | | All times are GMT +8. The time now is 08:16 PM. | |
