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Cycling Pack $OLD

http://jamesrmcnally.com/2011/08/nanamica-%E3%83%8A%E3%83%8A%E3%83%9F%E3%82%AB-herringbone-cycling-pack/

http://www.present-london.com/nanamica/nanamica-cycling-pack-grey-herringbone/

Curated by Nanamica, the Filson Red Label tote.  $OLD

http://millmercantile.com/Filson_Filson_Red_Label_Tote_Bag_in_Navy_11540.html

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good luck! but take care when having an interview in companies over here.

I assume that you dont have a working visa for HKG and usually they dont accept any job applications if you dont have one. the policy here is that the employer needs to explain why they want to hire a foreigner and not a local (the immigration dept assumes that you steal a job from a local person) and it can be quite difficult to get a working visa. if you apply in HKG directly you will usually be treated like a HKG Chinese employee - that means:

same salary

same working conditions (annual leave days available, overtime working hours not paid, no housing allowance, no free flights back home, etc.)

my advice is, in case you are not a HK resident, try to find a job in your homecountry that requires you to be sent to HKG. the conditions are much better, you get more money and you dont even have to pay any rent usually. HKG is not a nice place to live if youre broke.

I can say from personal experience that unless you are an ibanker, it's pretty difficult to get a job in HK if you are not an HK resident. As downtilimunderground says, it's better to get a job at home and get sent to HK with an expat package. Then you can live it up. Other than that, it's pretty depressing living in HK with low salary, long hours, working half days on Saturdays, and slowly rising costs as mainlanders buy everything up.

I'm a US citizen, but I did end up working in HK for a summer at HK Disneyland. I had a specific talent that no local HK person had, so HKDL hired me and took care of my work visa and everything. Before that, I had a very hard time trying to get a job there, especially since I couldn't speak Cantonese.

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10 MAWR DAYSSS!! I can't wait! lol

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Sup sufu, im heading down in dec (6th - 11th). any thing to check out (sales, exhibtions or whatever)? Thanks!

check sites like time out hk and hongkonghustle.com. they should be pretty up to date

bump. happy holidays! its leather season now!

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this site is totally broken. my posting disappeared, so i reposted and then this one came back. whatevers. bumping

I had an older post, but not sure what happened to it. Reposting this.

Selling a pre-owned Surface to Air Blade Bomber jacket in size small. Made out of beautiful nappa sheep leather. Slim cut and exceptional quality. Jacket is in great condition. 9/10. Jacket retails for $1200-1100. Selling for $600 shipped.

i thought i was told that if you fly into HK you have to fly out of HK. like its a law or something

my friends are looking at flying into HK going to shanghai and then flying out of shanghai. is that posible or do we need to fly back to HK and then back to the states?

i have never in my life heard that law. there are multiple points of exit from HK.. i.e. if you took a ferry into macau or the train into china.

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Dior Homme 4 pocket leather jacket repro by UK leather shop Black Scissors. Slim fitting and good quality leather. Bought for $180. Selling for $80 shipped. Size small.

$OLD