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[@EnglishwithMaggie]

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[@user-ee2hw1bv3z]

有錢邊度都好，冇錢邊度都係捱

[@chenghe9934]

正确

[@exjock4foodie]

没钱，香港吃饭很便宜，英国很贵

[@johnlee2911]

嘿呀

[@fungkongngai9967]

對❤❤

[@dasamkoo2012]

我的钱还没用完，我还能撑俩年

[@miffylam1272]

其實UK都好需要英文tutor，有好多人（包括我）同埋好多老人家英文唔係咁好，都會去join英文班，政府都有英文班係for啲first language 唔係英文嘅人上，但教英文嘅老師都係講英文 如果有香港人教英文，會容易啲明白 當然人工真係會比香港爭一大截，好明白呢個係一個好大嘅心理關口 食方面，大城巿好似London,Manchester,Birmingham呢啲都好啲，其他都好難會搵到啲啱食嘅野，同埋價錢真係比起香港高好多，一份薄薄嘅三文治都要£3-4，但人工只係£10.42(最低工資），就會好卻步唔捨得食，唯有自己煮

[@someernie6179]

係 我以前喺法國文化協會學法文 初學就俾咗個淨係講法文既意大利人老師我 全程雞同鴨講 一落堂我即刻要求換個香港人老師俾我 最少都要識英文啦！

[@leonmo9491]

我覺得香港人大部份都無法適應外國的生活，但你們移民為的是什麼大家都心知肚明，所以再難適應也是要適應！

[@user-os5ou4kc2q]

支持喽，赶紧移

[@mingthu9834]

Good writing something to the POINT.

[@LAURA-oz8ls]

點會

[@loveisforever2000]

你係屯門移民中環都有分別啦。

[@_RITZ-Cracker-RAT_]

@@user-os5ou4kc2q關你q事咩，玩你嘅bilibili啦！

[@ykchong905]

Thanks Maggie, 多謝分享這個視頻。👍👍🙏🙏🙏💕

[@ruipan6262]

非常感谢 Maggie的分享，Maggie语言有条理逻辑清晰声音又好听，让我学习与获取到更多的不同的文化知识。😋😋😋😋

[@justdon7031]

雖然自己都老了~但都準備到英國試新生活!! 近0英語水平學習中! 感覺到英國可以不停解鎖! 香港太方便 3餐基本家居修理安裝揸車等 開始想追夢學新智識不應用年齡做借口

[@pennypang8605]

加油呀💪💪其實到人生中場，轉換另一個新環境重新挑戰，一d都唔易（我過左英國1年半），但人生得幾十年，試過都不枉過❤❤

[@alicefung4464]

發夢，誰都可以

[@benlam231]

加油,支持你,起碼你願意去嘗試

[@chuenmanlau8434]

試前， 也要先用腦。

[@X-H-Wu]

No, don't come back to Hong Kong. Too crowded here. Don't thin out our resources here. Stay in UK. 既去之則安之, 去左點解仲要返黎。

[@alhambraalhambra734]

If Maggie comes to the US, she can consider being a court interpreter (or interpreter for law firms, etc) in cities where there is a large population of Cantonese-speaking people. My impression is that the pay is good.

[@antonychiu4745]

Part 2: In Kuala Lumpur, You can rent a 1000 sq ft apartment for HK$3000-5000, and there are plenty of international, Chinese and Hong Kong restaurants offering delicious cuisine from various countries. You can also hire Indonesian or Filipino domestic helpers, either as full-time or part-time help. The wages are relatively lower compared to Hong Kong. Jaya Grocer supermarket offers a wide range of international food products. Private healthcare standards are similar to Western standards and comparable to those in Hong Kong, but the costs are only about one-third of what they are in Hong Kong.

[@Kevin-tk5ly]

Malaysia is an ideal place to live but doesn’t offer immigrant status. It’s extremely challenging for foreigners with MM2H to survive in Malaysia as employment isn’t allowed, especially for those who are ambitious in career development.

[@ixanaths]

it doesn't matter where you live, the important thing is to take pride in your roots, your culture and your identity. What 's not right is when people who were born Chinese and yet refuse to acknowledge that they are Chinese; thinking that by discriminating against their own kind would make them a better "class" of human beings. That is the most despicable form of ignorance and this is what gave rise to a generation of "self-hating" Chinese in HK.

[@alicefung4464]

Wow, I love your comments ❤

[@catsleepy2984]

I love it too. Logical and persuasive.

[@nancynancyctman2807]

Well said

[@goldenbear7156]

We call these people bananas.

[@paullamhk]

回流就唔好了 英國 加拿大 美國不知幾好 又民主又廉潔 人民質素又高 ， 中國（包括香港） 真係唔識合手足， 手足該移民就移民啦 返來會比人笑無骨氣 ， 手足加油， 係牆內手足出倉後最好儘快走

[@hellmoto]

手足返哂大陸玩la

[@applel7417]

外國人極醜惡又虛偽呢, 移民哥d 應該取消香HKID CARD, 反正都唔會返來啦, 而且香港咁多唔好, 仲keep HKID CARD 做咩?唔係想將來又返來呀?

[@sunnychung809]

​@@applel7417你吾比將來变天㗎。中國有那一個朝代是千秋萬代不会变？短的十多年，最長的也只有幾佰年，朝代会更替是歷史的巨輪不变定律！

[@jackleong9880]

留在中國香港七百四十七萬市民，只有一句話：希望中央在2025年解釋國籍法，取消BNO移英人嘅香港居留權，唔好比佢哋返香港。我哋唔收叛徒，唔比佢哋再搗亂社會。

[@cloudwithwind574]

希望中央政府和港府能够修订法案，BNO出去的港人将自动放弃香港户籍，回港需办控亲或旅游签证，不允许保籍回流

[@ticklaikwok5502]

问题是香港政府是不知道谁用 bNO 入英国的！ 只知道他离开了香港。 6年后他们拿住BC护照回香港，香港政府就分不出哪些是早期凭居英权而取得BC,哪些是凭5+1而取得bNO。 倒不如搞好香港，增加香港吸引力，海纳百川，才是香港本来的面貌。

[@jackleong9880]

@@ticklaikwok5502 誰擁有BNO，政府肯定知道，亦知呢班人何時離開香港。總之，對呢班反中亂港嘅人，中央及特區政府肯定不會坐事不理。

[@lonelyfirefly]

Like your videos and thanks for sharing. Me too, I dont have a family but I always thought about moving back to the US, however considering the job pay (unfortunately I am not a professional) and my age (I am mid age), it could be challenging to start everything over again. Hope I can move back for good some day soon.

[@albertyeung1715]

好嘢，又再次見到你拍片，我們又可同一屋簷下了。😃

[@caminodesantiago9376]

我覺得無論去到邊都係香港好，我愛香港❤

[@someernie6179]

🙏希望香港可以重光

[@margaretcheung7613]

犯國安的伏法了，潛逃的通輯了，滋事的黃屍敗走了，香港真係回復了秩序，自從日寇戰敗後，香港沒有重光這回事。

[@aliceng182]

Thanks Maggie opens sharing your feeling for those places.

[@antonychiu4745]

Part 1: You can consider MM2H (Malaysia My Second Home) for relocation to Kuala Lumpur. It's a great place with many international schools and a good environment for raising kids. The tuition fees are only one-third of those in Hong Kong. For example, Sunway International School is highly regarded, offering Canadian curriculum, and secondary school education follows either the Ontario Secondary School Diploma or the International Baccalaureate (IB) program.

[@c22282]

Though Malaysia is a very good place to live, they hold non-Chinese passports so there is no urgency to leave HK. They will pocket $$$ till there are better opportunities $$$-wise!

[@someernie6179]

😂You are not allowed to be employed under MM2H, also Malaysia is corrupt and very racist towards non-Malay

[@scottsanett]

@@c22282 True. If I were holding a non-Chinese passport I would have no urgency to leave as well.

[@PWan-xs7hh]

如果本身在香港做開專業人士如醫生, 教師, 護士, 律師或政府工鐵飯碗果班人真係唔好移民, 外國稅醫保太重, 揾得越多供得越多, 人工肯定比香港少左一大部份, 香港做老師閒閒地都5-7萬月入, 外國做老師人工偏低。但如果本身香港做開萬零蚊工作果班人, 帶住技能移民外國就著數, 好似做裝修, 美容美甲, 剪頭髮呢D在外國收入會比香港多

[@Chipdenn]

sensible advise

[@emmywu5450]

Agree

[@PWan-xs7hh]

@@emmywu5450 歐美國家的藍領, 例如裝修, 家電修理, 通渠搬屋, 補鞋補衫, 剪頭髮美容, 樣樣都比香港收得好貴

[@shingkuicheung8702]

講好有手藝及三行工人大把工作等你做收入高😊😊😊

[@PWan-xs7hh]

@@shingkuicheung8702 在德國做裝修水電工, 汽車維修, 人工可以比做教書老師更高, 在歐洲, 傳統醫生律師醫護人工唔一定高, 甚至乎比香港更低

[@TheWinghochui]

Thanks for your sharing!

[@cool-ce9fe]

其實如果計人工同工作機會美國會比英國高唔少可以話係唔同一個級別, apple 一間公司市值差唔多等同英國gdp, uk 經濟結構相對落後尤其係tech, 所以就算係london 人工可能不及美國二線城市如boston, seatlle.但係london 樓價唔比nyc 低, 但 london 唧平均人工可能唔會比 texas 高.

[@arthurkwok9277]

非常感谢 Maggie的分享

[@bonbon460]

Maggie 老師，你好！ 請問什麼時候會用”the UK”，什麼時候不用加”the”字呢？謝謝你🙏

[@aliceng182]

應該係用來指出之前提過的 例如：I live in US. The US is very big. Maggie teacher, please comment

[@STEPHENMYUNG]

Maggie!! You are cool!! Honest!! Smart!! Good Luck to You & Family, wherever you go!! I go to CHINA because I am Chinese in HK!!

[@Tam44852]

Miss Maggie小朋友咁細，俾我會留香港，因為始終香港係搵錢、儲錢嘅地方，但小朋友讀小學嘅時候就真係好好考慮了。英國食物真心麻麻，但如果自己買返去煮又ok喎😁 希望大家搵到一個樂土，加油

[@kaerihonko]

讀小學已經遲,而家香港由幼稚園入手洗腦.

[@selinachook4775]

活得開心+一家人，處處也是樂土🙏🙏

[@rtso2001]

如果有小朋友應該睇長遠小小, 呢一刻仲叫搵到食, 但未來個trend係點, 大家心中有數 早d做準備, 流利英文已經煩少好多野

[@leosun8914]

回流決定了是明確的就去做，當今世界之難香港🇭🇰己經好多了！最起碼會有自己所歡迎的事業。😅

[@dasamkoo2012]

你出去钱没挣到带出去的钱还花掉一半，面子往哪搁？

[@ednachan9111]

Best wishes to Ms. Maggie and your family wherever your home is 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻.

[@peterso5466]

剛好香港，芵國，台灣，泰國及美國都住過，現居美國已經34年，我認為以你們的情況，若香港及泰國是對你們最不適合，美國的通脹，稅收，醫療及治安是每況愈下，34年來最差，而且大麻合法化及槍械監管不力，不適小孩子成長，英國已經離開50年，但以往經驗也不太好，剩下來有兩個國家你可以考慮，台灣及馬來西亞，以上只是我個人經歷，希望對你有所幫助

[@emmywu5450]

台灣危險

[@eugenshenhaha8944]

马来这种宗教国家也能看得上

[@chuenmanlau8434]

奇怪您說台灣， 是否聽太多那些''報告''。

[@reportlamb1292]

Having spent extended periods of time in New York, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, UK, and Australia, I personally prefer Australia. The health care system is good as well as job opportunities. Houses are reasonably affordable and comfortable. You can drive around easily compared with the mentioned cities.

[@liameneuk]

But their bugs are like monsters!

[@ireneauyeung4395]

We have fly screens😅

[@user-hg1bu9lz9s]

Which is best state to live in Australia?

[@reportlamb1292]

@@user-hg1bu9lz9s The best city in Australia is Canberra. Canberra is in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). ACT has very good transport , health and education services.

[@lorettacheung3905]

We live in Sydney. Like you we have been to many countries. It is always great to come home. We have universal health coverage, as well as private health insurance. We love the weather here, mild winters and sunny summers to enjoy the beautiful beaches. Taxes are fair comparing to the free education and health systems. Housing in big cities is high. One million dollars can only get you a basic 3 bedroom old house on 500 sq m lat least 25 km out of town , or a two bed room apartment a bit closer to town. If you go to a non major city, like Cairns in Queensland one million dollars may get you a 4-5 bedroom Morden house on 800 sq m land 5-10 km out of CBD.

[@losaiho]

Bettina was living in Leavenworth which is Germantown. Seattle has huge homeless issues causing the city really unsafe.....

[@BrockMak]

7:48 Could be that in NZ if you are not covered by ACC or Community Services Card (for people earning less than minimum wage on full-time pay)

[@neoleung4471]

very good. thanks.

[@Malachi1972]

In fact, HK is the best choice since I was born. Even it was returned to our motherland over 2 decades.

[@woyaudadong]

中国好 香港好

[@ON9_BLUE_C]

​@@woyaudadong終幗都仆晒街🤭🤭🤭

[@someernie6179]

Whose motherland? Hong Kong was colonised well before the country u call “motherland” today was born

[@someernie6179]

@@woyaudadongExactly the opposite, see how Hong Kong has become these days, anyway your “motherland” is going downhill in the same direction, just as you guys wish 😌

[@kammykwok2888]

🙏❤️🙏👩🏻‍🎓📚👍🏽👍🏽👏👏👏謝謝真誠分享 🙏❤️

[@conniecheung6941]

I had been living in the UK and the the USA for almost a decade in each country, and finally, I choose Hong Kong as my final destination after considering all factors as an Asian.

[@kenchan5624]

Me too

[@toughmathewchan1006]

At the begining , u told about thousands of hker came to uk ? Whys that? Could u tell me on what ground the British gov issue this bno visa

[@GRT1]

好馬才懂吃回頭草，有智慧，明知不可為而為叫魯莽或冲動，有草吃才能生存下去，這是重點

[@Bombfun]

如果要冒險要歷練，我讚同外闖移民。如果為尋求「更理想」生活，我睇這是入世未深的想法。如果兩者同時想達到，又想冒險歷練又想尋找更理想生活，這個也是好的，但真係要諗清楚研究清楚，新地方的民生制制經濟政治，係咪真係有機會達到自己心所想。如果年代回到老毛年代嘅中國，離開中國大陸求更好生活，我認同。美國如日中天的八十年代，去美國生活，絕對好事。今日諗清楚。

[@sflee2023]

請問是否要一次過比一年錢？join 左後可指定揾番老師Bettina ?

[@EnglishwithMaggie]

也有每月的，記得用優惠碼WOWMAGGIE 啊～ Sign up 後可以 search for Bettina 老師～

[@GE2002]

How about Australia or Canada?

[@HL34908]

Come to Melbourne, should be perfect for you and your family! A well mixed of US/UK and HK 😄- Asian parents are willing to pay to get great tuition teachers for their kids. AUD80-100/hr is quite a common rate.

[@stephenwong5707]

多謝！

[@EnglishwithMaggie]

Thanks a lot again!

[@alfredcheng5739]

Cambly果種線上conversation我當得好enjoy 耳油未盡 你cut左果啲我覺得好唔捨得😂

[@albertyeung1715]

Maggie，您好，其實你都可以在英協助香港移英的人，有好多人英文唔掂，做他們需要辦理的事情解釋和回覆信件，開一間這樣的服務公司，不困身，相信收入也可不錯，自己做老闆，那便不用回港工作了，一樣掂當。😀

[@margaretcheung7613]

移英港人生活艱苦，個個搶住做最低工資的執倉或派件，那有閒錢請識英文的人協助處理事情，一句香港人幫香港人就變了做義工😅

[@siukeung0714]

​@@margaretcheung7613唉，真係攞9來賤，香港有福唔享，有工人用，深圳大把美食，竟然走去英國呢d落後國家受苦捱工廠果萬蚊鬆d，食薯仔食sainsbury waitrose d cheap嘢，捱凍，真係陰X功。

[@jimmy-chan]

Whenever one can sustain and survive themselves, the place will be a good place.

[@lwpho]

No brainer, after deducting income taxes, a year of Hong Kong's income is equivalent to the UK's income for 3 years. For those high-income earners, the difference is even bigger. In UK, the progressive tax rate is 40% for income over £4000

[@raymondw6584]

在美國假如你沒有保險的話，單單坐十字車去醫院會收取1500美元。這是五年多前收的費用。在美國一是你做富裕的，自己攪掂 ，一做最窮的有政府幫你。😊

[@liameneuk]

While US houses are relatively cheap, will their government just cover the rebuilding cost in case of natural disaster or owners are supposed to pay from their own pocket or by insurances afresh? I mean 4 or 5 millions are not that cheap if rebuilding in a decade or two is anticipated.

[@jlouie8835]

Government will not rebuild your house as far as I know unless you qualify for some type of disaster relief. Homeowners are supposed to pay for home insurance which covers the cost of rebuild if the right type of insurance is purchased.

[@goldenbear7156]

@@jlouie8835 even if you have home owner insurance, there will be a huge deductible you have to pay. In my case, I expect to pay up to 20% to cover the cost.

[@jlouie8835]

@@goldenbear7156 My home insurance has a $5000.00 deductible. But if there's an earthquake, the deductible is $500,000.00 because I live in CA. It all depends on the insurance available for the area.

[@timothystorage5546]

Interesting, ma'am! I'm a Canadian citizen, and I'm now living in UK. For me, I would prefer UK. I myself have an obsession with British Culture. Although salary in UK is likely less than in Canada, the living cost in uk is less than in Canada (excluding London maybe). So in UK, I can get much easy to afford my life than in Canada! At least, I can buy a house by my income in UK. If I'm still staying in Vancouver/Toronto today, I'm afraid that I'd still be unable to buy a house til now even if I'm working 2 full-time jobs at same time! I have no ideas why many young people are still choosing Canada. The living cost there are super high, and finding a good family doctor is super hard! And. I don't choose US also. I can't live in a place with high rate of crime, hot weather, and crazy left cultures/idealogies. You know, there are no utopian cities in the world, and all cities have their pros and cons. Just choose a city that suits you most. If I could go back to the past and choose again, if I can forget all politics, I rather stay in HK, to be honest! Hong Kong is ready beautiful! But right now, it's definitely a hard moment for people who are still choosing to stay in HK. Even you can ignore all politics, but I'm afraid that you can't evade to face the risks on difficult circumstances, such as international sanctions against HK/China or the war on Taiwan Strait. A rumor said that our great emperor Xi is agressively planning to take over Taiwan militarily, and many evidences have proved that he is likely preparaing for it and he would take action in coming years. If he ready sends troops and explodes the war, do you think that Hong Kong would still maintain in peace in the view of geopolitic? If this war doesn't happan eventually, it would be super great! But, if it ready happens, what would you do? I hope you'll evaluate all risks and take a wise decision, otherwise you'll be sorry for it. If you're looking a good place for giving your a good quality of life but you don't like US/UK/Canada/AUS/NZ, I'll suggest you to look at Malaysia! I'm now looking at Malaysia. Culture is closer to HK, foods there is so good, and I found so much funs there! I'm considering to relocate to there for my retirement in the future. I think it may be good place for you because Malaysia schools (international Schools) needs more English teachers like you. Think about it! Thank you!

[@user-kg5pu4nn6x]

I take exception to your suggestion that Malaysia is an ideal destination of migration for families with young children. My primary concern lies in how the education system is conducted primarily in regionally-specific language (Malay) as opposed to a more world-applicable lingua-franca (like English). Even if you send your children to an international school conducted primarily in English, if the environment is primarily composed of people whose speech is so heavily accented, children who grow up in such an environment will be stunted for international work.

[@yuklunfu3938]

偶然看到你的分享. 我上個月去過英國, 真係無啖好食, 至於美國, 則視乎你住在那裏吧! 看你應該很享受現在係香港的工作, 所以繼續留下來, 長遠而言, 送子女去美國讀書, 是明智之舉. Enjoy your living in Hong Kong as long as you stay here.

[@user-po9dq7wh4t]

美國大學學費十分高昂，在港搵堆都唔夠比左去，如果來到美國不如早啲來，從新开始，一家人齊齊整整有粥食粥有飯食飯

[@koalaspeaksenglish3856]

Hope run into you in Tp someday

[@maxlam]

生命安全必定係第一條件，包括天災人禍。然後有錢選質素，冇錢選平。當然唔怕打兩份工，日日瞓4個鐘咁又得

[@jontsang7334]

When I worked for a major corp. a couple from HK came to visit my company's downtown HQs. They asked me why there were so few people in the street and they were alarmed to see someone has a pistol on his waist. I told them about the danger of walking around in the cities, and the fact that many law abiding citizens carried sidearms for self defense.

[@antonychiu4745]

Part 3: The only limitation of Malaysia MM2H visa is that you cannot seek employment locally, but you can establish a small business, engage in online businesses or work as an online tutor. The Malaysian government has announced plans to significantly reduce the requirements for applying for MM2H, so it's worth considering. Wait and see what comes out. I am also considering it. !😅

[@jennykong5806]

世上無福地，福地在心中。There is no blessed land in the world, blessed land is in my heart

[@kennethchan3179]

How about Canada ?

[@irischunghk2009]

如果還需要打工有收入維生, 淨係收入高可維持比較高質嘅生活. 你已經識點揀.😂😂😂

[@weiwei1310]

We do paid 10% tips when we using QR code , it’s self services in some Japanese style restaurant in Hong Kong. However , if it is service base they servicing the meal to us, I am willing to paid it. ( Could u check my wording and sentence, collect or not)😂😊😅

[@aliceng182]

其實歸屬感好重要Maggie老師因為喺美國讀過書，或許也喺當地做過兼職，所以一定會選擇美國。我現在雖然在香港，但最終都想返番美國。

[@61806117]

如果英國有母語係廣東話嘅英文老師，我都願意比錢去學，依度需然有好多免費英文班，但係都係本地人教有時都好難聽得明，現在定居在北愛爾蘭

[@nancylee5235]

香港是安全城市，罪案少破案快比其他國家，美食多，出入方便。可惜居住環境不及外國濶大，只要生活開心，甚麼地方都一樣

[@myutwocar]

罪案率低係市民守法，唔関破案率事，本身案少其實破䅁速率算過得去。香港人從來律己以嚴，唔使靠嚇

[@ronnyfung2283]

睇到個標題，1 種不安，悲涼的感受，由然而生。像我們這樣（2-3代）的香港人，為什麼總要遠走他方！！！為乜呢？！！！

[@pensis]

為世所逼

[@nevergiveup5635]

@@pensis 自己幻想被逼害，超on9

[@pensis]

@@nevergiveup5635 你幻想你識得我添

[@nevergiveup5635]

@@pensis 港燦收皮喇

[@calvinleaf2765]

@@nevergiveup5635就係有你呢啲on🐶

[@johnchan6664]

一針見血,good job in sharing your experiences. HK is still the best - taxation

[@kinasichoi]

如果外藉英文老師做津貼學校應該唔止75000 仲有其他津貼 英文老師一定要去番非英文母語既地方去教先易搵工 去英國、澳洲、美國教唔係唔得 但競爭同你講話少 你都唔會信啦

[@JL-oi8di]

我個加拿大朋友在香港教英文人工近十萬，而家回流返佢鄉下好失落，未能接受人工低咁多，係非白人非英文地方佢先有價值

[@Grubbygund]

你地覺得再過幾年香港政府負資產時候，仲可以負擔卑一個月10萬嘅外藉教師去教英文？！同埋習大大可能好快連英文在香港教都邊咗犯法，好快將所有「外國勢力」趕走！

[@kinasichoi]

@@Grubbygund 噤炒晒現有班教師先啦 主任以上做多幾年基本上都8-10萬

[@dillsf7342]

我今年快 71 了，30 多歲去了加拿大，現正想回來香港渡餘生呢… 畢竟這是我出生長大讀書的地方… 在外國生活了半生人，根還是長不出來。

[@missisee]

UK Hongkonger,好多人都想揾英文tutor

[@gary9034]

自带中英字幕真是好正！！！

[@felixma5361]

呢首歌 送俾我既香港 唔理事情有幾困難 環境有幾亂 你都仲係我屋企 之前係 而家係 將來都係 每次離開香港就會諗起呢首歌

[@paullamhk]

千祈唔好咁無骨氣返轉頭 會比人笑

[@caseylee1866]

15%tip is quite a lot 18% 20%is too much 25% is ridiculous. Don’t forget the cost of food at restaurants has been hiking a lot, that means more tips/income for the waiters/waitresses. 15% is very reasonable for excellent service.

[@AlMan-pm9sz]

香港好😂又熱又潮濕嗰啲樓又貴又細，除非有被虐待狂，先至覺得香港好，尤其居住環境識得有啲朋友搵六至七萬一個月都係住嗰啲四百零尺嘅屋，真係多一個人都唔夠住，有親戚嘅細路仔600幾萬買咗層樓得個二百幾呎兩個人都有啲迫

[@someernie6179]

Well 有時間屋太大唔係好事 四百尺其實搞唒一個人住 知足常樂😊😊

[@Chipdenn]

this is a sensible and neutral video. not overly praise one while downgrade the other one, so thumbs up on that point. I can only compare edinburgh and HK: so below is some of my views, please note this is only my personal experience. and just FYI purpose to anyone who is considering coming over. Personally I think UK is not for everyone, actually I have seen so many HKers struggling with financial, weather adaptability, housing and etc, but since they sold the house in HK, they have to keep going forward, on the one hand, one could praise them for being brave and persistent, on the opposite angle, one may ask, is HK (your life) is really that bad that you have to uproot and start all over again? and suffer unnecessarily, but i guess only the person can answer that. I live in scotland, communication is not a big problem for me, what I am hesitating is the weather, the transportation, the bills and the variety of foods, not to mention the accessibility of medical assistance. NHS is a contributory scheme, it is not like it is a total free service (as in HK), i always joke to my HK friends, to be able to see a GP is as hard as to meet the UK royals. and the GP you gonna get, whether it can help you or not, depends very much on your luck. so far my experience has been disappointing. in HK, if you have the means (middle class/average) , you can go private and get the best care within your affordability, at least you got another choice, in UK, utilizing private practice is astronomical that is only reachable for the "rich". The second one is the transportation, it is extremely expensive, with 2 pounds per trip and cap at 5 pounds per day, that is HKD50.00 a day. It is very time consuming to go from one place to another, the bus here which is 7 out of 10 times isnt on time, delayed is a common everyday occurrences, transport time (the bus circle and circling every little alley and street to accommodate passengers), bus here with 40+ stops is normal. A good way to train your patience. :) The electric bill here is simply ridiculously expensive, i dont get why government has to tax people for using basic necessities? as if the bill isnt hefty enough. The weather, in Edinburgh, gloomy days/colder days (no sunshine) are more than sunny days, but that is also expected cause one must have done their homework before coming over right? but still when one actually and physically has to brave the strong wind and rain (it rains a lot here) just to do some grocery shopping is exhausting. and yet again, it leads us back to the electric bill, heater is an extravagant commodities here. be warned. :) Variety of food here is of course no match for HK, even if that is also to be expected, but that doesnt mean one cant "be disappointed". The basis expenses for a person (excluding rent) is expensive electric bill, council tax (which average to hkd1000/month), transportation, food and misc. should be taken into consideration. on the plus side, life is slow (if you like slow life) not much excitement, but a lot of greens, air is cooler and the locals are friendly, save a lot on unnecessary shopping too because there just isnt much things for you to shop and buy. personally for me, if i am still holding a job in HK, i would never settled in UK, salary here is peanut and the tax is appalling. how can one save enough to have a good retirement is a puzzle. in summary, i guess, it all comes down to one's expectation and needs, just dont 100% believe when KOLs told you UK is a heaven and HK is S**hole cause it is not, every city has its own pros and cons, Taiwan has its shortcomings too, i must add.

[@PK-dp5wo]

政治既問題都系一個應該要考慮既因素 出境自由係未來可能未必系一件必然既事 不過有外國國籍點都會有多少既緩衝時間 小朋友太細的確唔太適合移民 我自己住佐係英國兩年 都覺得幾唔錯 系比較悶啲同飲食方面真系無得同香港比 對我嚟講係英國最大既困難系啲人講英文都講得好快 有好多時真系只可以靠估去get佢哋意思

[@marcolee1833]

有無畀樞密院逼害？

[@cant9743]

好明顯佢淨係講錢根本就冇諗過政治原因 簡單啲講邊度有着數去邊度

[@waschosen-]

我永遠唔會理解「悶」點解會係一個回流原因，保麻雀打？無K唱？無得約朋友打邊爐吹水？ 呢啲野真係咁重要？唔可以培養其他興趣取而代之？

[@PK-dp5wo]

@@waschosen- 講得無錯

[@jlouie8835]

My daughter pays $6000US a month for 9 hours daily babysitting in San Francisco. Also from Philippines but knows how to drive the kids to school and is an US Citizen. Its around $3500-4000 monthly in LA for a nanny. If you have young children, babysitting is a big headache in US but other than that, everything is better for myself and my family. I'll choose US for sure but it's really hard to get a green card in US unless your parents claim you or your already have one. Therefore, going to US is not an option unfortunately

[@honmingwong5759]

Left HK. 40. Years ago. Life has been good here in US

[@scottsanett]

Whereabout in the US do you live?

[@aliceng182]

Depends on where you live

[@goldenbear7156]

Let’s hope you saved enough for retirement and not need to depend on your monthly SS paycheck.

[@a93393957]

I live in North East of United State. The winter is too cold and too long. I am a retiree. I stay at home everyday and can't go to anywhere during the winter. I really want to go back to Hong Kong to spend my retirement. Unfortunately Hong Kong real estate is too expensive. I have no choice to remain in United State.

[@jlouie8835]

Two of my brothers live in Chicago, which has very cold winter and they wanted to retire in HK too but housing too high in HK, so they are stuck in Chicago. I live in California, I love the weather and would not move anywhere.

[@koellery4738]

天貓淘寶網淘魚、士多啤梨🍓、cats, panda 🐼 fishes 用住先（唔夠多朋友仔）

[@BrockMak]

3:21 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJCyZox-jZmoqKc 原片。他提及的球員是六年前還效力利物浦隊的 Sadio Mané (Man-ei，沙迪奧·文尼)

[@angus99020]

覺得如果父母有外國國籍就唔使咁急啦 但及早預備可隨時動身是好的

[@mickeyyuen2685]

👍

[@jeremychan3388]

我係蘇格蘭公司做嘢，公司7成蘇格蘭人，開頭有小小困難，跟住同佢哋一齊wee wee 聲啦。就算你去東北，北京，同係普通話，你都一樣開頭只聽到3，4成。

[@waschosen-]

點解香港人低調移民，回流欲如此高調？

[@verygood5377]

I'm a Canadian citizen. I defintely choose HK considering all factors. HK is the best !!

[@ON9_BLUE_C]

How about freedom?🤭

[@Human-xe1h]

How about education?

[@conniecheung6941]

what kinda freedom do you want? @@ON9_BLUE_C

[@verygood5377]

@@ON9_BLUE_C Considering all factors

[@verygood5377]

@@Human-xe1h Considering all factors

[@aliceng182]

I really like Costco in US and the weather is not hot.

[@bryanthui]

it is a way ridiculous to expect to hire a maid in the UK…

[@koellery4738]

Burrito 🌯 food everyone wants these bodyguards (body pillows :burrito)

[@cct0704]

英國叫做暫時好啲，雖然天氣似係另一個問題

[@twinschan80_15]

可以思考搵你屋企人睇住哩個細佬如果考慮移民去英國嘅話因為你頭video果度都講左你哋喺去英國探親咁可以叫佢哋 照顧❤

[@mingfaicheung3595]

香港好欢迎老师留港，教育培养年青的一代。

[@tlpplacement9355]

Of course, liberty is priceless, but living in the UK is not for everyone. You need English proficiency, understanding and acceptance of the British culture. Usually, that applies to the few Anglophiles who went to school and worked in the UK. The US is a much more open society, and is big enough to have many micro-communities for almost every culture. It is much easier for a foreigner to acclimate.

[@ANDYLOUISTABRIS]

I think South East Asia is the solution, Singapore or Malaysia.

[@user-kg5pu4nn6x]

For families with young children, I would take exception to your suggestion that Malaysia and Singapore is the solution. My primary concern lies in how the education system is conducted primarily in regionally-specific language (Malay) as opposed to a more world-applicable lingua-franca (like English). Even if you send your children to an international school conducted primarily in English, if the environment is primarily composed of people whose speech is so heavily accented, children who grow up in such an environment will be stunted for international work. While Singapore is said to have a high standard of education with English as the major medium of teaching, the majority of Singaporeans speak English with heavy accents, children who grow up in such an environment will also be stunted for international work.

[@ricolasbest6861]

I've lived in Seattle for 7 years, went back in HK for 10 years, and now living in the UK since 2020. However, HK is not safe to live now, both US and UK have their pros and cons. Probably I'd say Canada is best for both world where you can get universal health care like in the UK, but much quieter and less hectic, and closer to the US. US/UK ties in second place. Australia/NZ are not for me though.

[@thinhamautechtrinh1207]

I have been living in Australia for 40 years ; it’s a pretty good country , it’s better than US or UK IMHO .

[@marcolee1833]

有錢邊度都安全，無錢邊度都危險。

[@thinhamautechtrinh1207]

@@marcolee1833 有錢分分鐘俾人打劫呀，喺度講安全

[@marcolee1833]

有錢人有保鏢，黃屎壞蛋想接近都難過登天。例子，查狗衫細你話在英國安全定危險吖！

[@thinhamautechtrinh1207]

@@marcolee1833 大把有錢人俾人綁架 ，你冇聽過咩⋯⋯? 越有錢越容易俾人綁架

[@marcolee1833]

我也在英國住過。 英國的樞密院仲福佳過共產黨！

[@catsleepy2984]

我喺廣州啲親戚話共產黨福利不知幾好，不過其他城市就唔知啦

[@jlouie8835]

I know it's extremely difficult to immigrate to US but if you can, you should seriously consider. The salary in US is quite high and the work pressure is a lot less compared to HK. I am sorry to mention but I noticed US people are not very hard working, so the chance of promotions for hard working Chinese are very fast and at least in my case when I worked as a certified public accountant. The competition is a lot less due to lots of opportunities everywhere. The best of all is the future of your kids. If they are smart enough, they can go to any college and their future are a lot brighter. With low income families, the government basically paid for most of their college tuition with grants, work studies and subsidies. High level software engineers in CA make $300K+ a year as starting pay right out of college in US but it's not that common in other countries and both my kid and my niece belong to that category. Even accounting degree from UCLA makes $100K+. It's just wonderful.

[@jamestsang1222]

其實香港托兒院都同外傭價錢差唔多

[@tomkoolman]

I have seen many recently landed Hongkongers or landed immigrants for several years, they have a common issue. They loves to complaint and picky af.

[@someernie6179]

It’s common among Hongkongers😂, live with it, however on the flip side, it also means we always strive for excellence and improvements, which is something the British really need.

[@stevenmitali]

就係為「下一代」才需要 走..！😂

[@virginiachan3543]

對父母嚟講有個姐姐幫手係舒服嘅，做少好多嘛！個人經驗，姐姐通常會乜都幫小朋友做晒，一來佢快快手攪掂就可以做其他嘢，可以休息吓，二來唔使執手尾唔使嘥時間幫你教仔，可能因為有工人而練成港孩

[@EnglishwithMaggie]

都係啊，我盡量可以都會自己湊，因為都擔心姐姐會攰唔高興，所以我平時早上、lunch 同下午都會俾姐姐breaktime, 6:30pm 食完飯就叫佢休息。。。夜晚我地自己搞掂

[@virginiachan3543]

@@EnglishwithMaggie 工人姐姐lucky，搵到個好僱主👍🏻

[@alexalex-bk5ls]

@@EnglishwithMaggie 你很懂事看得通透，肯付出不用盡，讓姐姐保持健康狀態，對姐姐本人及全家人都有莫大好處🤩👍 💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@dannyng-xe2jf]

not stay in hk for long-term future

[@probb9385]

外國人講返事實又唔鍾意😂