[miss_pinkie]

heya,
I've been in HK for about 3 weeks now. I came here with nothing. I have teaching experience though. I've found a job teaching and have applied for a work visa which I should get in a few weeks. All this was done within a week of arriving here. Basically once you are here I think its retty easy to find a job and get a visa, provided you are in the right field, ie teaching is in great demand if you are a native english speaker and if you are here long term, you will find a lot of companies more than happy to sponsor you for a visa.
good luck
xx

[EUChinese]

Try "Michael page" recruitment agent, i think they do seek jobs for people internationally.

Originally Posted by vivi106

My husband get his job from local job search website seek.com.au and he did his interview in Australia as well. I'm not sure what would be the most popular jobs website in NZ, but you can try to find something like "overseas job opportunities", might have some jobs there. Good Luck :-)

[julez]

I came over with my folks recently hoping to get work in the teaching aide area. My dad is working here and I am on a tourist visa. But I had a real hard time cause noone was willing to sponsor me. So I applied for a visa and hopefully now wil have it in a month. Alot of people told me it was easy but not for me.

[ARCHANGEL]

Hey guys, is Mandarin spoken in HK? or just plain Cantonese?

Thanks

[justmehk]

Almost a minimum job requirement in the business field to "be able to" communicate in Mandarin. Whether well spoken is another question.

Originally Posted by ARCHANGEL

Hey guys, is Mandarin spoken in HK? or just plain Cantonese?

Thanks

[expat007]

I found my last two legal jobs in Hong Kong on http://www.legaljobshongkong.com sometimes it's full of roles and other times it has'nt.