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[Noelle]

I've not been this route before.

I did the mainland China thing where I worked illegally for 20 days or so before getting a valid work visa after entering on a one-way ticket.

I had a very professional experience in Korea where I got the visa in Washington D.C. before even landing in Seoul. When I was in the process of applying for it however... I had to submit sealed university transcripts directly from my university and my original degree or a copy notarized at the Korean Embassy in D.C. It was one big pain in the a$$ but I'm thinking it is not uncommon in other countries as well.

What does one have to go through in the process of getting a visa to teach in Hong Kong?

[Darrell]

hmm... you have to submit your application form more info on this page.

http://www.emb.gov.hk/index.aspx?nodeID=262&langno=1

anyhoo, i cannot find the application form, but for your question about the work visa. the school will file/process that for you once they decide that they want to hire you.

[Noelle]

thanks!