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travel to China for two in Hong Kong.Do weeks.Landing need to hostel booked in advance. They just arrive?

I wonder if I can come to Hong Kong and take a look around in different shelters in person prior to booking a stay of a couple of days?? I will be backpacking a little over China and make a lot of sightseeing …… Anyone know if I'll be fine doing this?? I am looking for a hostel in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon or …… Also how cost me money for transportation from Hong Kong to Beijing??

Yes, you will be fine. China is an easy country to travel. Perhaps for the first night Once in Hong Kong, you should book a hostel in advance so you do not find roaming the streets with your luggage, look for a place to stay. Try Tatami Hampton, or Dragon Yiu Fai shelter or hostel. Use the form of shelter in the Lonely Planet website at the hotel. You can book for other cities in China. Arriving at the HK airport just before leaving the arrival hall, there is a tourist information booth with helpful staff can guide you and help you out. Get a free map. Train is best to travel to Shanghai and Beijing. The best offer from a standpoint of convenience and price, is a hard bed (2 x 3 berth compartment), but going fast. hard seat is the cheapest but you remember your trip for a long time! Soft sleepers (2 x 2 bunk beds in single rooms) are somewhat expensive but worth the extra cost if no nothing available. Long distance buses in Hong Kong are good too, but the procedures and paperwork to fill in the border are a bit confusing for someone who does not speak or read Chinese.

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Hong Kong family who want to come to live in the UK?

I have a family of Hong Kong. They want to come and live in the UK with our family. All we have a UK passport apart from them. What I can do for them to come and live in the UK. They have a girl of 16 who want to study United Kingdom. His father wants to work here in the UK in a small restaurant in a small town in Scotland, which belong to us. What steps that I have to do and I have to pay fees for them to come to the UK?

For a sponsor non EEA national to work for you, you should apply for a license of UKBA. It will assess its suitability as a business and watch your business closely to ensure that they have the necessary human resource systems in place. The cost of implementation is of ₤ 300. You then have to announce to our week's work through the employment office, over the network and trade and national press. Only if no suitably qualified EEA candidate applying, then work can offer a national non EEA. The potential employee must pass an assessment of skills based on their age, qualifications, income, potential level of English and maintenance funds. Unless you have a degree level qualification will not be able to get enough points to get a visa. It is impossible to obtain a visa for little or semi-skilled work is not. If that passes the points assessment will be issued a certificate of sponsorship, which is a unique number that used to apply for a visa in Hong Kong. The cost is ₤ 270 for him, the cost to you for issuing the COS is ₤ 170. If the parent can be successful in obtaining a visa, family members can apply to dependents. They will have to prove they can support themselves themselves without recourse to public funds and have maintenance funds to carry them to the UK. The father, as the principal applicant must ₤ 800 in your bank account for three months before their application. Each dependent will have to demonstrate that they have ₤ 533 in funds for its maintenance. The cost of the visa depends on the application each one is ₤ 270. You can offer to cover the costs of immigrants and their dependents during the first month, and must confirm that this UKBA if you choose. You can limit the amount, but can not be less than ₤ 533 per person. The daughter who want to study in the UK, you will pay international rates, as it is a requirement residence for three years before students qualify for home fees. If your father is unable to obtain a work visa, she can come up with a student visa to level 4. She needs to get a letter of acceptance from an approved school. All schools, colleges and universities offer courses to students from outside the EEA must now UKBA be registered. Their level of English must be appropriate for the course you are taking and this will be evaluated by the school you want. She will need to have significant funds to support themselves. She Ned for providing tuition years or first evidence that this has been paid to your provider educaiton. It also will need to have ₤ 800 per month for nine months if she is going to study in London, or ₤ 600 if she is looking elsewhere. If she would stay with you, you have to prove that is ₤ 500 per month for nine months, ie 500 x 9 = ₤ ₤ 4500. The cost of a student visa level 4 children is ₤ 199. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/employers/points/sponsoringmigrants/eligibility/tier2 General / http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/studyingintheuk/child-students/

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