HK PR to naturalization process..
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Many sporeans seems to be working in HK no doubt some have PR but does anyone actually stay there long enough to be naturalised and give up sg passport?
It seems many sporeans wanted to migrate to the west and while I think it's good why not consider somewhere nearer to sg and in asia...?
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Do you recommend us to migrate to HK?
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Nicholas Le Fung
Born in Hong Kong, Singapore Taxi Driver -
HK is paradise for the rich ..if you're a high net worth sporean ..it more fun to be there than here
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pace of life too fast
high tax rates
but good food
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great food paradise is Hong Kong.
shiok!!!!! Shopping paradise ...........
Like the cin soi wan, nice and peaceful beach with beautiful private landed property.
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charbor there materialistic leh
tarpor there how far far. far fit far fit.
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Pace of life is either the same or even faster than singapore.
One thing about them is they walk damn very fast on the road.
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Many rolls royce but also slums there much worse than sg..HK trumps SG over one thing :2yr NS
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Originally posted by Twilight SG:
HK is paradise for the rich ..if you're a high net worth sporean ..it more fun to be there than here
True. Although it would suck to be poor in that 'country'.
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It dawns on me there's no utopian society...everywhere there plus and minus
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Btw most girls there are plain looking ...women that look like Miss HK Michelle Reis and Ada choi are actually just a handful...
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anita yuen
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Good food and night life yes...but want to land a 7 pointer women for a geniune relationship that's not monetary based No....
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Originally posted by Twilight SG:
Good food and night life yes...but want to land a 7 pointer women for a geniune relationship that's not monetary based No....
Yeah, after all they are part of China.
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Originally posted by FireIce:
anita yuen
This one flat flat leh
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Originally posted by Twilight SG:
Good food and night life yes...but want to land a 7 pointer women for a geniune relationship that's not monetary based No....
one hongkee did tell me the females there are very materialistic and money minded.
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Sometimes I wonder if the super rich in HK are really happier than others
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HK life is somewhat similar to singapore...
except: (doesn't mean they are better)
1. more interesting life and has got more to do. more places to visit and hang out, sight-seeing, etc. it's closer to taiwan and japan too. i'd transit there definitely whenever i travel to these countries. i find SG very boring and has that sleepy atmosphere everywhere. maybe it's the weather and culture.
2. more ways to spend money. a lot of things to buy and enjoy at a cheaper price sometimes.
it doesn't have to be super rich to enjoy the things in life. in the briefest terms, i would say that living in sg is good cos the house is huge compared to hk and got good and affordable good food. but otherwise staying in hk is good cos it's so much more interesting and fun. and it has that interesting and crowded atmosphere. like everyday something interesting might happen. a lot of changes all the time. and theres freedom of speech and political freedom...
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Originally posted by blacksheep-Astor:
HK life is somewhat similar to singapore...
except: (doesn't mean they are better)
1. more interesting life and has got more to do. more places to visit and hang out, sight-seeing, etc. it's closer to taiwan and japan too. i'd transit there definitely whenever i travel to these countries. i find SG very boring and has that sleepy atmosphere everywhere. maybe it's the weather and culture.
2. more ways to spend money. a lot of things to buy and enjoy at a cheaper price sometimes.
it doesn't have to be super rich to enjoy the things in life. in the briefest terms, i would say that living in sg is good cos the house is huge compared to hk and got good and affordable good food. but otherwise staying in hk is good cos it's so much more interesting and fun. and it has that interesting and crowded atmosphere. like everyday something interesting might happen. a lot of changes all the time. and theres freedom of speech and political freedom...
