Understanding the Employment (Amendment) Ordinance in 2026
The 2026 Employment Amendment Ordinance replaces the four-week eighteen-hour rule with a sixty-eight-hour aggregate threshold.
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Preparing for an ESF School Admissions Interview
ESF school admissions interview preparation focuses on social maturity, English language proficiency, and IB curriculum alignment.
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Volunteering in HK: How to Get Involved with Local NGOs
Hong Kong volunteering connects expats with local NGOs to tackle elder poverty, animal welfare, food waste, and refugee support issues.
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Continuing Education Fund (CEF): Can Expats Claim Subsidies?
Hong Kong expats can claim up to twenty five thousand dollars in course reimbursements from the Continuing Education Fund.
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Executive Education and Part-Time MBAs for Professionals in HK
Hong Kong executive education and part-time MBA programs at HKU, HKUST, and CUHK help professionals compare top business degrees.
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Resolving Workplace Disputes: Utilizing the HK Labour Department
Hong Kong employment disputes and statutory rights enforcement through the Labour Department for expats facing unfair termination.
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Corporate Tax Rates and Accounting Basics for Startups in Hong Kong
Hong Kong startups pay 8.25 percent tax on the first two million dollars of assessable profits under the two-tiered regime.
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Freelancing in HK: Visas, Invoicing, and Client Management
Freelancing in Hong Kong requires navigating specific visa rules, including dependent visas, the Top Talent Pass Scheme, and investment entrepreneur visas.
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Co-working Spaces and Networking Events for Entrepreneurs in HK
Hong Kong co-working spaces and networking events help entrepreneurs escape home isolation and build professional connections.
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Learning Cantonese vs Mandarin for Career Growth in HK
Cantonese and Mandarin offer different career returns in Hong Kong, depending on your industry and Greater Bay Area goals.
