Really appreciate the way you have thoroughly explained the step by step details, Thanks Simran!

It’s loaded with super useful info! Loved the vid!

@SimranSawhney

2 жыл бұрын

glad this could be of use to you!!

This is so helpful!! Thank you so much❤

This is sooo helpful! I’m moving in a few months and not sure where to start 😂 glad I watched your video

so informative!!

@SimranSawhney

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome video!!!

The terrace is gorgeous 😍 that alone would sell me.

SOO CLOSE TO 💯 subs wooooo

@SimranSawhney

2 жыл бұрын

so supportive ❤️

I have been in Hong Kong around 6ish Times, my daughter loves the Hong Kong Disney there ... I grew up in Canada but have lived around 25 years overseas in Beijing and sometime in South Korea ... we have moved back to Canada for my daughters school around Lake Huron ... will later maybe move to the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) or the Lower Mainland around Vancouver ... am very homesick for China - can't get enough of the Hong Kong area ... and so am wanting to move there to semi - retire there? maybe in 3 to 6 years-ish ... have been around Europe, Canada-America, and China-HK-Japan-Korea and Hong Kong is my favorite!!!!!! city in the world ... so am loving these kinds of videos - if my daughter doesn't go to a Canadian university she may go to a Hong Kong one - Michael T.

Well done. Lovely house

@SimranSawhney

2 жыл бұрын

thank you!!!

I am looking to move to HK but don’t want to be in city with family. Was looking for Lantau Islands as it’s an hour commute to city. Is it a place worth living? Can you do a quick video on that Island as well?

I love your flat! I used to live in a 160 sq ft flat in wan chai. Tiny compared to yours! Cheers!

Thanks for the info, will be moving to HK soon! Is admin fee and stamp fee consistent across apartments? And how long did it take you to find an apartment?

@SimranSawhney

2 жыл бұрын

you’re very welcome! glad you’ll be moving to this city :) yes, stamp and admin fees are pretty standard. it took just a few days to find an apartment i loved, but i’d keep a few weeks as a buffer to give you a realistic amount of time

@rebellion6331

2 жыл бұрын

@@SimranSawhney tysm for your reply! may I ask for your thoughts on Kennedy Town and SYP? sorry for the many questions :)

@SimranSawhney

2 жыл бұрын

@@rebellion6331 no don’t apologise! i love kennedy town and SYP, definitely has its own little vibe to it and has plenty of food around. i think if you prefer living outside of the entertainment area (eg soho or wan chai), but still want to be close by, both Ktown and SYP are great, especially since you will probably also find something cheaper. At the same time, if you don’t mind a little bit of noise, you could also find something in Soho for not too high of a price because people often want to be surrounded by peace and quiet rather than the occasional noise. i think the last factor is also based on where you work. if you work in Kowloon or towards the east side of HK island then you might be better off in KTown or SYP because it’s way closer to the MTR station. If you work in central and don’t mind the walk up and down from Soho then it’s worth it to live in Soho. all up to you ultimately!

@rebellion6331

2 жыл бұрын

@@SimranSawhney dope thanks for your reply, KTown or SYP sound perf tbh since I'll be working in causeway :) - I'll also check Soho out since I'm in my mid-20s. thanks again!

can i ask y u dont plan to stay in hk for the long-term? :3

@SimranSawhney

2 жыл бұрын

i’m planning on going for my master’s! and for my particular field, hong kong isn’t the best place to be to explore my interests unfortunately, but will always hold love for the city

Hi Simran. Are you related to Pravin?

@SimranSawhney

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Ali, no I don’t think so!

Omg, can't take the fake accent anymore 😂

Do you speak Chinese then? Haha

@SimranSawhney

2 жыл бұрын

yes, a little bit! enough to get around in taxis and restaurants and to bargain a bit hahah