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Kowloon Bazaar over the years! . . . 8 successful years

Dear Reader, We are proud to publish our fifth edition of The Hong Kong Resource Guide with you at The Annual Kowloon Bazaar 2014. The Hong Kong Resource Guide is published and released by the organizers of The Annual Kowloon Bazaar which has been successfully running for seven consecutive years. The Bazaar comes about from an aspiration to provide a platform to vendors to showcase, market and sell their products and services to a mass of quality shoppers. It is also an initiative to bring people together during the beginning of the festive seasons - with Diwali, Halloween and Christmas around the corner. For shoppers, it is a unique experience of having all their shopping done under one roof with an array of vendors selling a variety of products and services. Laced with lucky draws, quality F&B, wine tastings, handouts, freebies and testers... it is indeed an unforgettable day out! This guide serves as icing on the cake. In our endeavor to give more to the people of Hong Kong, we bring you insightful editorial, thought provoking articles and insider tips and tricks. Some interesting and informative articles include topics like feng shui, a special on schools in HK, style and dressing, several servings to keep you health, and many moreâ&#x20AC;Ś so get geared up for some quality reading. We sincerely hope that the guide will be a compendium of useful information for people from all walks of life. Yours Resourcefully, Deepa Nainani and Neerja Sujanani Copyright 2014-15 Print Plus International Ltd. Designed, printed and distributed by Print Plus International: www.PrintPlus.com.hk. The contents of The HongKong Resource Guide are the property of Print Plus International Ltd. | Reproduction in whole or part is strictly prohibited. For authorised distribution only | Although every care has been taken to provide accurate and updated data, the Publishers take no responsibility for inadvertent errors or omissions | For distribution, partnerships, editorial submissions and advertising, please contact sales@printplus.com.hk

social media marketing tips for beginners Social media is the way to go these days! In additional to a corporate website, reaching out to potential clients regularly can be achieved via various social media. Here are a bevy of tips to use Facebook more effectively: 1. A fan page is for your company Facebook page; a profile page is for your personal page. Remember the difference, or Facebook will shut your page down. That would be a major “fail.” 2. Use the real estate available to you: Put up a great profile pic, have a bio, and add links to your other sites. 3. Add pictures. Pictures enable people to see what your brand is about and realize it’s more than just a “logo.” Upload pictures from events, conferences, demos, and just the regular everyday awesomeness in your office. 4. Be human! Don’t just post, post, post. No one wants to hear all about you, all the time. Ask questions, reply, and talk as you would in everyday life. 5. Share other people’s posts. Engage and demonstrate that you value content and opinions from others, too. 6. Connect your platforms. Did you write a blog post? Have it automatically post on your Facebook page so others can have access to it easily and quickly. 7. Have contests or other exciting giveaways or events, which encourage both online and offline participation with your brand via Facebook. 8. Update regularly, not occasionally. Fans grow accustomed to the regularity of posts; they will fall off your loyal fan wagon if you don’t keep up. 9. Monitor your success with your fans and to see why and when your fans’ activity increases or decreases. It’s helpful for future campaigns and promotions. 10. Be relevant. Post content that provides value to your target audience, but also add some fun stuff, too. The 80/20 rule is a great way to start out: That’s 80 percent relevant content, 20 percent fun stuff. Happy Facebooking! From impactful stationary, all your designing & printing needs, marketing materials to websites Print Plus International is your designing, printing & marketing partner. You will enjoy the experience as much as the final product! sales@printplus.com.hk | www.PrintPlus.com.hk | Tel:(852) 2333 4421

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Hong Kong Resource Guide 2014â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Charity Partner - Rotary Club Kowloon Golden Mile The liveliest & friendliest Rotary Club in Hong Kong What Is Rotary? Rotary is a global network of community volunteers. Rotary club members are business, professional, and community leaders in your locality who meet regularly to plan and implement community service activities and network with other professionals. For those interested, members can also choose to become involved in international humanitarian service efforts. More than 1.2 million men and women in over 200 countries and geographical areas belong to over 33,000 Rotary clubs. Rotary builds international understanding through scholarships, exchange programs, and humanitarian grants. Throughout the world, Rotary clubs participate in a broad range of educational, intercultural, and humanitarian activities designed to improve the lives of others.

Benefits of Membership Belonging to a Rotary club provides members with an opportunity to make a contribution to their own communities and to communities around the world. Members may join Rotary for many reasons, including community involvement, personal development, professional networking, and camaraderie with fellow members. But perhaps the most important benefit is the satisfaction gained from making a real difference in the world.

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From your friendly Dentist A few FAQs from your friendly, neighbourhood Dentist, now with a new branch in Tung Chung... How often should I see the dentist? Must I go if I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have any pain? We recommend regular dental check ups every six months to ensure clean and healthy teeth and gums. Dental problems can present painlessly, therefore it is not advisable to wait until you are in pain to see the dentist. We endeavor to see patients in pain the same day so please give us a call if something doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t feel right. Are xrays safe? Are they really necessary? Xrays or Radiographs are essential in helping the dentist diagnose conditions such as decay in between the teeth and gum disease. Previous crowns and fillings can also be checked. At Bayside Dental we use the latest techniques in digital radiography for faster, clearer images and, more importantly, less radiation. Several studies have shown that dental xrays emit the lowest amount of radiation when compared to natural (outer space) and atmospheric radiation. In addition, our dentists take every precaution to ensure that we take xrays only when necessary, for example, during new patient appointments, checking wisdom teeth, etc. It is always helpful to bring your previous xrays to our dentists, especially if they are within the last year or so. At what age should I take my child to the dentist for the first check-up? We usually recommend bringing your child for a dental examination between age 2 to 2 and a half years. It can be beneficial for you to bring your child with you to your own dental check up before this time to familiarise them with the dental environment. At the first appointment the dentist will focus on checking the teeth, reinforcing teeth cleaning techniques and giving dietary advice. Early prevention and good habits will give your child the best possible start in caring for their teeth. What can I do to whiten my teeth? Teeth discolour over time, whether itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s from smoking, drinking coffee, or simply getting older. The good news is, it is possible to reverse this discolouration to a certain extent by teeth whitening. When done properly, teeth whitening is safe, effective and gives you a natural, younger smile. A check up is necessary to make sure you will benefit from this procedure. What are implants? Are they painful? When a tooth is unsaveable/lost, implants can be placed. Implants are small titantium fixtures that integrate into your bone to give you a strong and natural looking tooth replacement. This procedure is not painful and will save the rest of your teeth from unnecessary loading which occurs when teeth are missing.

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How to start a business in Hong Kong Hong Kong is an ideal place to start a business. It boasts of an international economy and widespread government support, including a number of tax incentives and advisory offices It is strategically located at the centre of Asia, such that any major cities in Asia is just a few hours flight away. This, alongwith a highly efficient banking system and low tax regime, has attracted businesses from all over the world. The process for setting up a business and registering it with the government will vary depending on whether you are setting up a sole proprietorship, a partnership, or a corporation. No matter what, however, your first step will be to visit the Business Registration Office. Here you will fill out forms and pay a fee in order to get a Business Registration Certificate. This certificate will then be valid for one year. If you are registering a sole-proprietorship (you are self-employed) or a partnership you and/or your partners will have to submit identification – either a passport or an ID card - in addition to the required forms. Limited companies must register with the Companies Registry, where the necessary registration paperwork can be completed. For obvious reasons, the processing period for companies lasts longer than that of sole proprietorships or partnerships. Finally, since Hong Kong is such an enormous business centre, you may want to consider purchasing a ¨shelf company¨ instead of starting one from scratch. Shelf companies are companies that are organized and registered, yet remain inactive. If you decide to pursue this arrangement, you will want to do so with the help of an accountant. Acquiring capital - Flexible banking system enables good businesses to acquire cost effective funds. While absolute collateral free funds are not easy, businesses have various options to raise debt funds in Hong Kong. Hong Kong also has a vibrant Angel Investment community and is a hub for Venture Capital funding in Asia. Taxes in Hong Kong - Hong Kong has some of the lowest tax rates in the world – and the lowest in Asia. This means that there are numerous deductions from which your business will be able to benefit. Some of the most attractive deductions are costs paid toward the future production of profit (e.g. the purchase of machinery or computers). You will often be able to receive a full tax refund for these expenses. Whether you are self-employed or the owner of a large company, you will probably want to consult with a major accountancy firm when filing your tax returns. This will ensure that you are able to take maximum advantage of available tax deductions. RIA Corporate Services offers professional business services as well as virtual office service communication packages. For more details please contact vinod@riacorp.com www.riacorp.com Tel: +852 3529 2424

THE ENERGY of FENG SHUI – The ART of GOOD LUCK! The most powerful and integral forces of the Universe are Wind and Water and when these two primary elements are in ‘balance’ we as human beings THRIVE! FENG SHUI is derived from our existence in the environment and flow between human beings and everything else that occurs in nature.” and has no religious implications other than superstition! FENG SHUI enables us to facilitate and in some cases ‘control’ our living environment – health and general well being. FENG SHUI is the art of positioning objects and structures in relation to one’s surroundings to ensure good fortune and harmonious existence. If you ever feel listless, tired at work or uncomfortable sitting in a particular place without knowing why? - It may not be because of some unknown ailment, but because of your proximity to the negative energies. An office that has good FENG SHUI will see employees inspired - working faster with greater accuracy enhancing profits and sales. Creativity improves productivity - employees will adopt an attitude for multi-tasking. Absenteeism will drop and even the most negative of employees will benefit from the improved energy Use FENG SHUI to optimize your personal living space, after all your home may be the most expensive purchase you will ever buy, so why not maximize the potential and the quality of your precious living or working space? The underlying principle of FENG SHUI is to live in harmony within the environment so the energy surrounding you works for you rather than against you maximizing your energy, creating abundant opportunities. CHINESE ASTROLOGY Can we change our destiny? This is a controversial subject, one that has been debated extensively in the past and one that will continue on into the future. From experience in this field all I can say is that when we are better prepared, by taking some time with an open mind and with the knowledge we have available to us, why not take some responsibility and make valued choices as to the timings and to how we approach opportunities when they occur.

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Head to Toe Take care of yourself! Taking care of oneself is not specific to a certain requirement or need – to be well inside and out, we need to take care of ourselves from ‘head to toe’! Here are treatments and services that each one must consider for themselves throughout the year. The other piece of advice is to gauge the weather and season and keep ones treatments ever changing to match these requirements. Hair – Keep your hair well coiffured at all times and throughout the year – use treatments to treat damaged hair. Eyes – These shape our face and draw attention to it – trim and shape your eyebrows at regular intervals. Consider eyelash and eyebrow tinting and eyebrow perming. Look into Moxa Bustion for dark circles and fine lines around the eyes. Face – use deep cleansing, cleaning and mask techniques. Other options available are ozone steaming, Facials such as peeling facial, collagen facials, aroma, hot mask, thermal modeling clay facials and other interesting facials such as glycolic catiovital and IPL photo facials. It’s a good idea to get micro derm abrasions done from time to time. A lymph drainage facial treatment performed using specific movements to drain toxins from the skin. This facial is individually tailored to suit your skin. It is rebalancing, moisturizing, relaxing and reviving. Mini lifts to re-contour your face are also available. Makeup – is a girls best friend, diamonds follow! Whether its day, night, office, light or bridal makeup – there are specific techniques for each one. Hair removal – Keep your skin hair free all over your body for a cleaner, neater and healthier outlook. Consider waxing, IPL, laser and electrolysis hair removal treatments. Body Treatments - Masssages are a must from time to time and to keep the body’s circulation going – massages have very many other benefits. One can use aromatherapy oils specifically made to suit your body’s needs. Invigorating massages are designed to stimulate blood circulation and ease muscular tension. Body treatments can include massages such as lymphatic, relaxing, slimming, spot-reducing, electro therapy etc. Also interesting are paraffin wax baths and oxygen treatments. Slimming Treatments - use these alongwith a combination of diet and workouts. Ensure a combination of various techniques to help eliminate toxins and stimulate blood circulation. The result is a breakdown of cellulite and centimeter loss. Also look for a new slimming treatment called cavitation slimming as seen on Dr Oz, the TV show. Hands and feet – Manicures and pedicures are a must for today’s modern women; maintenance is key. There are new treatments such as para waxing treatments. Gel or acrylic nails are available for those that are not blessed with great natural nails. Relax, enjoy and make some “me time” for yourself from time to time! Celebrity Makeup Artist & Eyebrow Queen Nigar Qureshi is owner of Spa Beaute Par Zai – Hong Kong’s oldest day spa. Nigar has worked her magic of Miss Universe winners and has 23 years experience in the industry. Nigar uses only the top range of products and is rumoured to be creating her own makeup range. Tel 2524 1272, Email: info@spabpz.com, Web: www.spabpz.com

Look at Me! It has been said that 60% of all communications is body language. I tend to agree. In many cases when I am coaching and a person asks if they can speak in their mother tongue I say no problem. Even in a language foreign to me I can “see” what the speaker is saying. Subconsciously we pick up signs from those we communicate with. It’s been shown that females are far stronger at both using and understanding body language – it’s unfortunate that men cannot always read a ladies body language! So if you want to reach out to a guy you really need to emphasize with both words and gestures. Many books have been written about this subject. I would highly recommend a TED talk by Amy Cuddy (viewed 18 million times) on how our body language shapes the way we are. We can become a more confident speaker by just changing our body stance. Here’s some simple gestures – try them on a friend and see if they can guess what you are really saying –

Brisk, erect walk = Confident Standing with hands on hips = Readiness, aggression Sitting with legs crossed, foot kicking slightly = Boredom, Arms crossed on chest = Defensive, against your point Touching, slightly rubbing nose = Telling a lie! Eyes downward = Telling a lie Patting/fondling hair = Lack of self-confidence; insecurity

The important point is to be aware of your body language and that of other peoples – so when they are looking at you - it’s for all the right reasons!

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BRAND ‘ Y O U ‘ The Magic of Attractive Body Language Catch admirable attention immediately; be more attractive than a just beautiful or handsome face. It’s inner attractiveness that actually creates ‘Brand YOU’! Only good looks, a great body, gorgeous clothes and glamour grooming do not sustain a popular person, successful careers and relationships. Brand ‘YOU’ starts first with your own self acceptance. No matter who you are- how tall or short, slim or healthy, dark or fair, wealthy or not, simple, middle class or higher, able or disabled, first appreciate and accept yourself confidently. If you don’t appreciate and respect yourself first, why would others? Since years now, its beauty with brains that wins beauty queens their title and crown. Personalities and celebrities are now aware to use their beauty with a further purpose of helping others. We can start in our own way to do so, with those around us. Don’t wait for people to ask your help. Be observant and offer it. This is a major facet of Brand ‘YOU’, akin to offering perfect relationship services. Not just words, but adding appropriate body language sustains greatest relationship success. Leaders and heroes do this intrinsically. Rising for people, offering your hand, allowing others the right of way, holding doors, offering apologies with a hug or a light touch. Going out of your way, with the right action at the right moment. Common sense is not so common! Your social graces build your brand - take notice of others when you pass by each other. Flash a smile, no matter how small, nod as if you know each other, add your own styles – whether waving or greeting, go ahead and introduce yourself, start a chat – that’s magnetic beauty. Anyone who gives time and attention to another, creates the chemisty of love and popularity. You can magnetise anyone. Teach yourself attractive facial expressions! Mesmerize anyone with a variety of smiles, bright eye expressions, attentive head movements, gentle nod of your head and more. Many people are quite expressionless. They lack energy to smile, hug, shake hands or to reply more than a yes or no. Posture yourself as a royal personality, or leader. Entering, walking, standing and sitting tall projects you in a higher position. It alerts others that you are valuable and interested. It also makes you look taller and slimmer. Sit or rise gracefully, in the fewest movements, along with your things. Never slouch, suggesting you are lazy or easily tired. Use attractive listening skills - drop what you are doing and look up at the speaker. Listen with interest! Never interrupt, else signal them for an interruption. Speakers too are impressed by an appreciative audience, who shows signs of listening, enjoyment and interest. Speaking with style – Its not what you say, but how you say it, that makes a difference! Express yourself attractively. Stress complments and de stress critical parts. Keep solutions ready. So, what makes one the favourite son, sister/ brother, best friend or favourite daughter in law etc. – it’s the aspect of attention, and communication with others. That’s the difference between brands. PERSONA POWER is a professional Finishing School and holds Soft Skills training in Asia, by Ms. Maya Daswani for colleges, corporates, private & group requirements, based on Asian and western standards of excellence. Connect with her on www.personapower.com or email info@personapower.com

Health Benefits of Milk Milk is an important part of our diet. We begin drinking it when we are young, but our intake decreases as we get older. Some people shy away from it because they fear that it will add too much fat to their diet. Others leave it out because they believe that they no longer need it. You are never too old to reap the rewards of drinking milk. It is a great source of vitamins and nutrients, and it has several health benefits, such as: 1. Glowing Skin Milk has several nutrients which help skin look its best. It has lactic acid which can act as an exfoliant and enzymes to help smooth and moisturize skin. Milk can help prevent damage from environmental toxins because it has antioxidants. However, if you have a sensitivity to milk or dairy products, milk can actually aggravate your skin. 2. Healthy Bones and Teeth Milk is a great source of calcium, which is essential for healthy bones. Not only do young children need it while their bones are growing, but adults need it to keep their bones strong and to prevent osteoporosis. Milk is also great for strong teeth, and it helps prevent tooth decay and cavities. 3. Muscles Milk contains protein, which helps to rebuild muscles. Drink a glass of milk after you exercise to give your body what it needs to recover. It will help to keep soreness at bay while replenishing fluids that you lost during your workout. 4. Weight Loss Studies show that women who drink low-fat or skim milk lose more weight than those who exclude milk from their diet. It is a great appetizer and it makes a healthy snack. 5. Less Stress Milk is a great way to de-stress at the end of the day. A glass of warm milk will help to relax tense muscles and soothe frayed nerves. Milk has also been proven to reduce symptoms of PMS and boost energy. 6. Healthy Body Milk has properties that lower high blood pressure and risk of strokes. It reduces the liver’s production of cholesterol, and it can act as an antacid. Vitamins A and B in milk can help build good eyesight. Milk has also been show to help lower risk of certain cancers. There are several varieties of milk on the market, such as whole, 2%, low-fat and fat free.

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Best of Turkish Cuisine You can find a great variety of mouth watering dishes in Turkish cuisine which is mostly the heritage of Ottoman cuisine. It is the mixture and refinement of Central Asian, Middle Eastern and Balkan cuisines. Therefore it is impossible to fit Turkish cuisine into a short list. Best Known Dishes  Kebaps — Kebap is the common name for a dish where meat is coated around a skewer and grilled over a charcoal fire. Originally the meat consisted of lamb or beef, but nowadays you can also chose chicken.  Döner –In essence it is a dish of beaten pieces of meat seasoned with suet, local herbs and spices, skewered on a spit and grilled vertically.  Köfte — It is commonly referred to as meatballs, but they come in all shapes. The köftebasics are ground meat (usually lamb or mutton) mixed with crumbled bread, minced onions and spices. The most common dish is Izgara Köfte, where the meat mixture is grilled and served with grilled green peppers, chopped parsley, crumbled dried red peppers and rice or bread on the side.  Mantı – You could think of mantı as some kind of dumplings. This excellent Turkish dish contains two main ingredients: the dough and the filling, which consists of grounded beef or lamb, onion, salt and pepper. Popular Turkish Side Dishes  Pilav — There is a great variety of pilaf in the Turkish cuisine, yet the easiest one to make is the most favorite and available one: sade pilav. It is plain rice cooked in water with butter/vegetable oil and noodle like small pasta pieces –şehriye. Varieties are rice cooked with eggplants, chickpeas, meat or liver slices; and of course spices like cinnamon, pepper, thyme, cumin and even almonds.  Bulgur Pilavı – this side dish looks like rice but is actually wheat. The most common type is cooked with roasted onions, green peppers, tomato paste and mint. One of my favorites.  Fried vegetables — Fried eggplants, green peppers, and zucchini with tomato sauce or yogurt are one of the best treats. According to your liking garlic is always welcomed with the sauce or the yogurt.  Mücver — The main ingredients of this popular Turkish dish are shredded zucchini, eggs and flour. A very common cooking preference adds white cheese, green onions and mint. It is lightly fried in vegetable or olive oil, and served hot as a side dish.  Cacık — A very refreshing mixture of grinded or shredded cucumbers with diluted yogurt, garlic and mint. On a hot summers day some serve it with some ice cubes in it, to make it even more refreshing. To experience Turkish Cuisine in Hong Kong, visit: (1) Istanbul Express - G/F 66 Lockhart Road, Wanchai (2) 27 Kebab House Rest. G/F 27 Hollywood Road, (3) 27 Kebab House Turkish Rest. G/F 18 Ashley Road, TST (4) 27 Kebab House Turkish Rest. G/F Kings Comml Bldg, 2-4 Chatham Rd. TST Delivery, take away, parties, catering, wholesale: info@expressdoner.com | www.expressdoner.com

How To Apply Make-up - 10 Easy Steps 1) Start by MOISTURIZING your skin and let it absorb. 2) Add a little PRIMER, avoiding the eye area. The primer helps to even out the skin and also helps your make-up stay longer. 3) Next, apply the FOUNDATION or TINTED MOISTURIZER, a shade that matches your skin tone. Use a sponge or a foundation brush to apply making sure itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s blended evenly. 4) Dab some CONCEALER where needed, usually under the eyes and onto any imperfections you want to hide. 5) Set everything with TRANSLUCENT POWDER using a powder puff or a powder brush. Add a little powder also on the eyelids to help your eye shadow stay longer. 6) EYEBROWS frame the face and should always be groomed. Use an eyebrow pencil or eye shadow to fill in where needed. Clear mascara will help to set the eyebrows and help them to look neat and tidy. 7) EYE SHADOW; for natural look, use shades such as browns, gold, peach and plum, depending on your skin tone. For evening look, use colors such as deep purples, midnight blues and shimmery shades to create a glam look. 8) Use EYELINER for definition and apply as close to the lash line as possible and blend in to soften the line. You can also apply a thin line on the outer corners of the lower lash line and blend in. Finish off with MASCARA. For an evening look or a more dramatic look, use a liquid or gel liner. Use a pencil eyeliner on the lower waterline. 9) BLUSH helps to make your face glow and look alive. There are different types on the market to suit every skin type. Powder and gel blushes are good for oily skin; cream blush is best for normal to dry skin. Whichever type you choose, its shade should match your natural coloring, so try to pick one that reflects your color when you blush normally. Fair Skin: Soft Pink / Light Coral / Peach Medium Skin: Rich Pink / Warm Mauve / Deep Peach Olive Skin: Orangey Peach / Rose / Bronze Dark Skin: Deep Fuchsia / Warm Brown / Tangerine 10) Finally the LIPSTICK. Choose the right lip color to match your skin tone, outfit, and the occasion. Wear a lighter or more neutral color with a matte or cream finish during the day and / or to complement heavier eye makeup. Darker, glossier and more dramatic colors are great for a night on the town. Lipliner will help your lipstick to stay in place. Gloss will finish off the look. Leena Lempinen is an accomplished and creative make-up artist with experience in all aspect of make-up for Beauty, Bridal, Fashion, Editorials, Film, TV, Commercials, Stage and Events. Leena is also an ITEC qualified Beauty Specialist. Email Leena at: info@leenalempinen.com Facebook: Leena Lempinen

3 Reasons Why You Should go to bed on a positive note The moments before you sleep are very significant and can act as a catalyst to achieving your dreams, or file away anxieties and failures for future reference. Our suggestion would be to kiss your bedtime stresses goodbye and choose positive thoughts that support and elevate you. Here are three benefits for sleeping on a positive note: 1. Your emotions decide your experience of life Every night before you go to bed, your mind does a review of everything that happened in the day and your feelings towards it; and then stores it in your subconscious mind which is 6000 times more powerful than the conscious. If you sleep feeling angry or depressed, the toxic emotion will be stored in your mind and affect how you feel about similar people or situations years later. 2. Your subconscious operates on a “last-in-first-out” basis The last thing you think about is the first thing the subconscious mind receives and inputs, making it go deeper into the recesses of your mind. Thus sleeping on a negative note will only make the emotion go deeper. 3. Your thoughts creep into your dreams Your thoughts get processed and managed via your dreams in your sleep, and hence negative thoughts can result in light or disturbed sleep. This sets the scene for the same thing to happen the next day and puts you in a sabotaging cycle. The Solution: The best thing you can do for yourself is to be aware of the power of your thoughts. It is very easy to fall into the trap of replaying a negative day and editing it in your head; going through how it could have been handled differently. Regardless of how bad your day was avoid the negative self-talk as it will not help. Choose to accept, learn and move forward because you cannot undo but you can be better. Go through your entire day before you sleep and make peace with what happened so that you don’t sleep on any negative emotions. (Concepts taken from the curriculum of California Hypnosis Institute of India)

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9 tips for a clearer complexion You don’t have to spend a fortune on cosmetics. For best results, take care of yourself with natural products and try our tips for healthy-looking skin. 1. Stay away from soap Soap is highly alkaline, and it can damage theskin’s natural barriers. Choose a soap-free cleanser instead. 2. Minimize your sun exposure Avoid UV rays as much as possible. This is the basis for preventing premature aging and lowering your risk of developing skin cancer. When outdoors, wear a wide-brimmed hat and choose clothing that covers as much of the skin as possible. 3. Protect your skin Never go in the sun without wearingsunscreen, preferably with a zinc oxide base. Apply half an hour before exposure. 4. Boost your fibre intake Skin impurities are often due to digestive problems. Good health starts with goodnutrition, so make sure to eat plenty ofhealthy foods for glowing skin such as fruits, raw vegetables and whole grains. 5. Protect yourself Avoid the enemies of your skin: stress, late nights, coffee, alcohol and cigarettes are the worst offenders. 6. Hydrate your face daily Proper hydration can minimize the appearance of wrinkles, prevent tightness and dryness and “pump up” the cells, giving a softer, more even look to the skin. 7. Drink plenty of water Skin is up to 15 percent water. In climate-controlled offices, where humidity never goes about 8 to 10 percent, moisture in the skin evaporates more quickly than it can regenerate. 8. Try a facial mask with fruit acids With regular use, fruit acids and enzymes can help clear away dead skin, improving blemishes and imperfections and clarifying the skin. To save money, make masks at home more often than purchasing expensive products. 9. Move regularly Regular physical activity restores vitality to your skin and remains the best way to stay in shape. Choose an activity that you enjoy and make it part of your daily routine.

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Success….and S U C C E S S Do you remember what happened as soon as you were born? There was a celebration…Yes, you had managed to come through the approximately nine months of gestation and then made it through the birth canal (or via cesarean section ) into this life : your first experience of success …It was celebrated by the entire world around you. This set you up for wanting more. It is quite intoxication to be the centre of attention and celebration, and so you wanted to being cheered and admired… If you close your eyes, just FEEL how it feels, the love streaming towards you, the clapping of hands, the “well done”s, “you are soooo clever”... Indeed, it feels wonderful, and from that young age we now look for this approval, and we call it “success”. There are many world we look up are “successful”, really mean? To me of success: “outer success”.

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Outer success would be the financial success due to hard work or brilliance or because we happen to be beautiful and become a movie star , a promotion at work, recognition from our peers. Outer trappings, which are commendable when achieved as they seldom just fall into our laps. Inner success comes from following your purpose, from “being in alignment” with who we are intended to be, finding this inner space of contentment and freedom and radiating it out to the world, thus impacting and changing it positively. For this to happen it takes an “awakening” to your soul. How can we awaken? There are many ways and many illusions around this. Some most effective ways are meditation, contemplation and pondering (day dreaming). When we do these, we settle the mind we come closer to our innermost self. The deep joy that comes from inner work, from a commitment to yourself, enables you to be so much more; this, I personally call true SUCCESS, and this is when the Universe, or God, celebrates with you and thanks you for being the best you can possibly BE.

Jacqueline Muller is an internationally renowned transformational coach and life changing journeys facilitator, a catalyst for success. Jacqueline lives in Hong Kong and offers Skype consultations to clients all over the world. To contact her for her programmes email: jacqueline@jacquelinemuller.com

How to get rid of stretch marks Who wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to put on those colorful bikinis and look lovely on a beach? But are those stretch marks on your body stopping you from feeling confident? This article might provide some solutions that you have been looking for. Striae, more commonly known as stretch marks, are a form of scars on skin. Stretch marks develop when the skin is stretched more than it can handle, causing elastin and collagen to break. Collagen helps fight off excessive stretches and keeps your skin firm. However, if collagen level in your skin is low, it will cause the skin fibers to breakdown; reddish, pink lines and marks start to appear and develop on the surface of your skin. The color of stretch marks change overtime. The older the stretch marks are, the lighter the color will be and most colors will fade with time. The abdomen, underarm, buttocks and thighs are the most common affected areas. So what causes stretch marks? Sudden weight gain, high body mass index, pregnancy and low levels of glucocorticoid hormones, (adrenal cortical steroids, a chemical which is released from the adrenal gland) cause your skin to stretch, break in places and develop into stretch marks. Anyone might experience stretch marks, even teenagers. The good news is there are ways you can prevent and even eliminate them with great care. Watch what you eat Whether you have recently gained a lot of weight or have given birth, it is good to maintain a healthier diet in general. Opt for foods that are rich in vitamin C, E, zinc and silica. Include wheat and grain in your diet- Antioxidants are found in many plant-based foods, such as green leafy vegetables, citrus fruits, legumes, nuts, grains, seeds and oils. These power foods help maintain your metabolism and absorb antioxidants. Eat aloe vera- it is another great food item to have in your diet. It contains high levels of amino acid and fatty acids, as well as vitamin A, C, E, folic acid, choline, B1, B2, B3 , B6 and also B12. Try adding some aloe vera in coconut water for a good diet cleanse. Watch what you use Most bathing products you get in pharmacies, cosmetics stores and supermarkets contain chemicals and harsh foaming agents which cause drying.

Avoid shower gel: use anything that does not contain chemicals will help minimize dehydrating after shower. Exfoliate: scrubbing away dead skin gives your skin a chance to regenerate new skin cells and rebuild a softer surface. Massage: use nourishing oils and moisturizers to massage the affected areas twice a day. It is important to keep your skin moisturized and hydrated at all times for stretch marks to heal. Moisturize: Choose products which contain high levels of vitamin A and E. Cocoa butter, shea butter and almond oil contain high levels of vitamin A and E which are vital for great looking and healthy skin. It is better to use oil and butter based moisturizers as most store bought lotions, which are water based, tend to have a lot of harmful chemicals and evaporate too quickly before your skin gets a chance to absorb the nutrients. These are the must-have oils especially for those who are expecting. Watch how you move Include an exercise plan in your schedule. Weight loss is never an overnight event. There is no fast track when it comes to losing weight. Take it one small step at a time will help you succeed in a long run. Build an exercising habit and regain your confidence. Confidence gives you a natural glow. Do you enjoy salsa dancing? Hoolahooping? Perhaps taking a serene yoga class? Do you get pumped up during aerobic exercise or circuit training? What about a nice walk around the Peak? Try something fun and decide which one you enjoy the most, then stick to it. Last but not least, give yourself a pat on the shoulder. There is no need to be hard on yourself. Follow the tips as your beauty ritual and it will help accelerate the healing process. Remember to nurture the inner you as well as the exterior of your body. Whether you have suffered from major weight gain, or you have just given birth, you are beautiful and strong, with or without the stretch marks. Azure Lorraine, founder of a local organic body care company Capra Latte速, The Healing Room速 and an upcoming organic perfume brand Moonstruck速. Organic belly rub balm for stretch marks is also available at Capra Latte速. www.facebook.com/love.capra.latte or whatsapp/wechat to 852-5300 0548.

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PARENTING TIPS - POSITIVE SELF-IMAGE We all need good listeners - WHY? • To build: Positive self Image • Parent child relationship • Children’s emotional and physical status Recall your growing years! Do you carry a positive self image of your growing years or were you hampered by everyone’s view and eventually lost your own identity? The growing number of behavioral problems among children could suggest that most of the families are struggling to cope with the frustrations and stress they are experiencing. As a parent it is important to know that children’s emotional and physical status, as well as their social and cognitive development, significantly depend on the family dynamics and upbringing. Children are like sponges whatever they see they absorb quickly. They are not in control of their feelings or understanding of the reality in life. As a parent it is your obligation to feel their emotions and understand their feelings throughout their growing years. Parents’ ability to cope with the challenges maybe reflected in children’s ability to cope with their problems. Uninvolved parents make children come under tremendous peer pressure. Critical parents turn children into anger and violent behaviors. The emotional and social outcomes are significantly different for children whose parents play a visible and nurturing role in their upbringing. Parental education and healthy parenting types with a supervised and professional family counselling therapy can bring healing to parent and child relationships. What does the term guidance mean? Professional guidance can be effective for anyone who wants to enhance their skills in parenting, marital relationship, personality, body care, professional career and healthy life styles.

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Allergies Homeopathy is a very old and very contemporary system of western medicine that stimulates the body/mind to heal itself when it is ill or out of balance. Whether you are seeking to further improve your energy and overall health, or whether you are dealing with an acute or chronic health condition, homeopathy can be significantly helpful to you. When practiced holistically and by a well qualified and trained homeopath, it has the capacity to help or heal most physical, mental, and emotional symptoms. Allergies are the abnormal reaction of the immune system that occur in response to otherwise harmless substances. Our immune system is complex. Nature has taken every measure to guard our body through immune system. Immunoglobulines like IgG, IgE, IgM, IgA, IgD, T lymphocytes, B lymphocytes etc all work to protect our body. Exogenous factors like stress, environment or some genetic factors induce immune complex hypersensitivity reaction giving rise to either autoimmune diseases or allergies. Rhinitis, czema, bronchial asthma, recurrent sinusitis, Itchiness of eyes, urticaria are all manifestation of allergic reaction in the body. Homeopathy goes into the depth to know the causative factor and to correct the imbalance responsible for disease state. During the process of cure, a homeopath may have to change several remedies depending upon the level involved. So far homeopathy has given best results in eliminating allergies. To prevent the passing on of your allergy to your children genetically, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best to take Homeopathy before and during the pregnancy. Some common allergy remedies: Urtica urens Natrum mur Arsenicum album Nux vomica Allium cepa Euphrasia Sabadilla There are many more remedies, which an experienced homeopath can tell you about - simple and effective cures exist for allergies. Suffer no more! Dr Rupal K Anandpara Homeopath Email: ask@drrupal.hk | Website: www.drrupal.hk

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“ITALIAN DAY AT SANDY BAY” DECEMBER 6TH 2014 The Italian Women’s Association is pleased to invite you to its annual charity fair “Italian Day at Sandy Bay” that will be held on December 6th 2014 from 10:00am till 6:00pm, in the beautiful gardens of the ‘Duchess of Kent Children’s Hospital’, 12 Sandy Bay Road, Pokfulam. A wonderful occasion to get together to enjoy a day shopping and dining in a typical Italian style! Besides the many stalls selling all sorts of products, a very rich Italian gourmet corner - “L’ Angolo del Bongustaio” will be offering attractive dishes, kindly prepared by the most famous Italian restaurants and generous food sponsors. All proceeds from this event will be entirely donated in to the Duchess of Kent Children’s Hospital, as well as to selected charity associations. For more information you can visit our website www.iwa.org.hk or email us at info@iwa.org.hk

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Zumba! What is Zumba? Zumba is a fitness program that combines Latin and international music with dance movements inspired by various styles of Latin American dance. With 11 different programs Zumba is for anybody and everybody. You’ve probably heard of the fitness craze Zumba, a workout known as a dance fitness party. It was created by Colombian Alberto (Beto) Perez during the 1990’s and introduced to the United States in Miami in 1999. At present approximately 14 million people take weekly Zumba classes in over 140,000 locations across more than 185 countries. One of the most commonly asked questions is “Is Zumba effective for weight loss?” The answer is YES. Zumba fitness may feel like a party, but research suggests that it’s also a highly effective workout. It’s a total body, high-energy aerobic workout that is also good for core strengthening and flexibility gains because there are lots of hip and midsection movements. In a one-hour class an average of 369 calories can be burnt. The thing that makes it most effective is how much fun it is. That’s what keeps people coming back for more. “Ditch the workout – Join the party!”

Ayisha Shandiman is a passionate, full time group fitness instructor and trainer who has been presenting at various international fitness conventions. Most recently she was awarded Instructor of the Year 2013 for California Fitness, Hong Kong.

6 tips to improve any style of dancing... ...and will you to become a better dancer! 1) Practice and watch other dancers Find a Great Instructor If you are an experienced dancer, practice under the guidance of a dance instructor who not only guides you but also corrects your wrong moves while dancing. Choose an instructor who is biased and does not believe in favouritism. Practice in front of a mirror, watch other dancers, watch videos of other dancers, noting techniques, posture and weave in innovation within what other dancers are doing. 2) Move exercise every joint and muscle thru stretches Beginning with stretches makes your body more agile. More the flexibility greater will be perfection in every dance move. Stretch every day. 3) Variations in Techniques Bring in variations. Work towards perfecting every variation which will differentiate you from other dancers. Practicing every technique will help you make the perfect moves. 4) Attire Wearing the right kind of clothes/costume which will help unrestricted movement of every part of your body. The right kind of shoes helps in getting the right posture while dancing as well as brings elegance and poise while performing. The right kind of shoes for every dance form protects the legs and feet while dancing. 5) Expressions A Smile depicts happiness. A smile expresses pleasure and portrays your passion or love for dancing. Emoting while dancing brings the character alive in you and enhances your performance. 6) Loosen up Be relaxed while dancing, a stiff posture may lead to injury to your muscles. If tensed before a performance, take deep breath and release, unwind to the music, let the rhythm take control of you and feel yourself swaying to the beats.

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3 top tips for completing a successful application form Every school has an application form. Think it’s a simple form? Think again! It’s worth thinking very carefully before diving in to complete even the most seemingly simple of application forms . And, then there are the application forms (and questionnaires and surveys and supporting documents) that are far from simple. Those can take weeks or months. That’s why you often get two years to do it!! Think of the application form as you think of a resumé – the objective of both is to get you through to the next round … the interview. Apart from the obvious – ensuring it is accurate, complete, grammatical, neat and on time, we suggest 3 top tips: #1: Prepare a few paragraphs in answer to the question: ‘Do you have any other information or comments about this applicant which may be helpful?’ Include info about your child’s learning style, achievements, interests, etc Some forms may have a section, or a choice of a few sections, where you can insert some – or all – of this information. #2: Choose a photo that shows your family’s character Some schools will ask for a family photo. Never, ever use a studio shot!! Choose one showing your family doing something cultural, fun or meaningful. It should be recent – within the last 6 months, in focus and of the file size specified. #3: Write a cover letter It’s not usually asked for, or needed but why not? Describe what you observed when you visited (you DID visit, didn’t you?!), how you connect with the school’s philosophy and how you feel your child would be a good fit. But, of course, be honest. We do recommend completing the traditional forms digitally in perfectly proper English and with all supporting documents. If you need assistance to submit applications, we can help. With these three top tips, it’s possible to make an apparently ordinary application stand out…at least a -bit. And, then the rest is up to you and your child at the interview stage.

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Resource Guide Listings AIRLINES Air India 2522 1176 Jet Airways India Ltd 3966 5133 Kingfisher Airlines 2110 9200

ASSOCIATIONS Art of Living Society of HK 2369 7881 American Womens Association of HK www.awa.org.hk Council of HK Indian Associations 2376 3399 Forum of Indian Professionals 2376 3611 www.fiphk.com Friends of India Society 2526 4284 Gujarat Samaj 2523 6180 Hong Kong Bengali Association 3408 7939 Hong Kong Indians Womens Club 2526 6889 Hong Kong Zorastrians 2437 9982 Indian Arts Circle 6202.4991 Indians Businessmens Association 2524 0018 India Association 2311 6358 India Club 2388 8184 Indian Art Group/School of Indian Music 2719 4336 Indian Recreation Club 2890 3213 Italian Women’s Association www.iwa.org.hk Kowloon Indian Ladies Group 2602 8898 Maharashtra Mandal 6600 1695 Matchbox 2690 2324

Nav Bharat Club 2893 1628 NRI Association 2868 3362 Overseas Indian Organization 2523 4951 Punjab Youth Club 8208 6365 Rajasthani Samaj 2544 3041 Rotary Club of Kowloon Golden Mile www.rckgm.org Sindhi Sabha 2522 8935 Tamil Cultural Association 2843 1389

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BUSINESS & ACCOUNTING SERVICES Buttar & Associates info@buttar.hk | 2312 0148 Ria Corporate Services vinod@riacorp.hk | 3529 2424 Ria Exchange 3157 1523 www.riaexchange.com

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Gunga Din’s Club 2523 1726 Handi 2988 8674 Higher Taste (ISKON) 2739 6818 India Club / Goldfish Services 2388 9991 India Palace 23677489 India Today 2801 5959 Ista - The Curry Place 2530 5353 Istanbul Express www.expressdoner.com Jashan 3105 5300 Jojo Mess 2987 0122 Khana Khazana 2520 5308 Koh-i-noor - Tai Koo Shing 2568 8757 Koh-i-noor - TST 2368 3065 Legends of India 2367 0555 Masala 2581 9777 Meena Kishoo 2311 0516 Namo 2739 1133 New Sangeet 2367 5619 Saigon 2899 0999 Siamama 2187 3818 Rocksalt 2899 0818 Saheb’s 2866 3123 Saigon 2899 0999 Shahjahan 2475 7422 Shalimar Restaurant 2368 4289 Sharmaji Indian Veggie Restaurant 23334 0133

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CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE American Chamber of Commerce 1904 Bank of America Tower 12 Harcourt Road Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2530-6900 Fax: (852)-2810-1289 E-mail: amcham@amcham.org.hk Website: www.amcham.org.hk TheArabChamberofCommerce&Industry 20/F,Central Tower, 28 Queens Road, Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2159-9170 Fax: (852)-2159-9688 Email: info@arabcci.org , secretariat@arabcci.org Website: http://www.arabcci.org Australian Chamber of Commerce Room 301-2 3/F Lucky Building 39 Wellington Street Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2522-5054 Fax: (852)-2877-0860 Email: austcham@austcham.com.hk Austrian Chamber of Commerce GPO Box 8301 Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-3105-0152 Fax: (852)-3105-9925

Email: austrocham@austrocham.com Website: www.austrocham.com Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce Unite 4, 1/F, Kodak House II 321 Java Road North Point, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-3115-7709 Fax: (852)-2866-3535 Email: info@blcchk.org Website: www.blcchk.org British Chamber of Commerce Room 1201 Emperor Group Centre 288 Hennessy Road Wanchai, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2824-2211 Fax: (852)-2824-1333 Website: www.britcham.com California Association China & Hong Kong 25/F, Workington Tower, 78 Bonham Strand Sheung Wan, Hong Kong Website: http://california.org.hk/ Canadian Chamber of Commerce Suite 1301 Kinwick Center 32 Hollywood Road Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2110-8700 Fax: (852)-2110-8701 Website: www.cancham.org China . Hawaii Chamber of Commerce ® 253 Des Voeux Rd #1305, Central, HK Tel: (852)-8171-3118, (852)-9239-3999 Email: jwkc8168@yahoo.com , info@hkhcc.org , info@hkchcc.org Website: http://www.hkchcc.org Chinese Manufacturers Association CMA Building, 64-66 Connaught Road Central, Hong Kong Tel: 2545 6166 Fax: 2541 4541 Email: info@cma.org.hk Website: http://www.cma.org.hk Danish Chamber of Commerce PO Box 6523, General Post Office, Central Hong Kong Tel: +852 2851 3007 Fax: +852 2850 6633 E-mail: dcc@dcc.hk Website: www.dcc.hk

Dutch Chamber of Commerce Suite 5702 Cheung Kong Centre 2 Queen’s Road Central Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2815-2801 Fax: (852)-2815-2173 Email: info@dutchchamber.hk Website: www.dutchchamber.hk European Chamber of Commerce Room 1003, World-Wide House 19 Des Voeux Road Central, HK Tel: (852)-2511-5133 Fax: (852)-3656-7880 Email: info@eurocham.com.hk Website: www.eurocham.com.hk Finnish Chamber of Commerce, HK Unit 1506-8, 15/F Asia Orient Tower Unit 1010, Wing On Plaza, 62 Mody Road,Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2121-1302 / 9071-6414 Fax: (852)-2525-0420 Email: info@finncham.com.hk Website: www.finncham.com.hk FrenchChamberofCommerce&Industry 21/F, On Hing Building 1 On Hing Terrace, Central Hong Kong Tel: (852) 2294 7721 Website: www.fccihk.com German Chamber of Commerce, HK German Industry and Commerce, Room 3601, Tower One, Lippo Centre, 89 Queensway, Admiralty, HK Tel: (852)-2526-5481 Fax: (852)-2810-6093 Email: info@hongkong.ahk.de Website: www.hongkong.ahk.de/en Hong Kong Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry 18/F, 68 Yee Wo Street Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2577-6129 Fax: (852)-2577-0525 Email: jpcham@hkjcci.com.hk Website: www.hkjcci.com.hk Indian Chamber of Commerce 2/F Hoseinee House 69 Wyndham Street Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2523-3877 Fax: (852)-2845-0300

Email: indcham@icchk.org.hk Website: www.icchk.org.hk International Chamber of Commerce - Hong Kong, China Business Council Unit 1201 Bank Centre 636 Nathan Road Mongkok, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2973-0006 Fax: (852)-2869-0360 Email: general@icchkcbc.org Website: www.icchkcbc.org Italian Chamber of Commerce 19/F, 168 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2521-8837 Fax: (852)-2537-4764 Email: icc@icc.org.hk Website: www.icc.org.hk Korean Chamber of Commerce 16th Floor, Yat Chau Building, 262 Des Voeux Road Central HKTel: (852)-2544-1713 / 2544-2791 Fax: (852)-2851-0437 Website: www.kochamhk.org Nepal Chamber of Commerce 5/F., Flat D, Majestic House 80 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Kowloon, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2721-2082 Fax: 2721-2084 Email: info@nepalchamber.com Website: www.nepalchamhk.com New Zealand Chamber of Commerce GPO Box 10153, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2536-4469 Fax: (852)-2810-9068 Email: exec.officer@nzcchk.com Website: www.nzcchk.com Norwegian Chamber of Commerce in HK Rooms 1510-1512, West Tower, Shun Tak Centre, 168-200 Connaught Road Central, Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2546-9881 Fax: (852)-3003-6506 Email: info@ncchk.org.hk Website: www.ncchk.org.hk Singapore Chamber of Commerce Unit 702, 7th Floor, China Hong Kong Tower

8-12 Hennessy Road Wanchai, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2838-3733 Fax: (852)-2838-3390 Email: scc@scchk.com.hk Website: www.scchk.com.hk Spanish Official Chamber Of Commerce in Hong Kong 7/F Unit B-C, One Capital Place. 18 Luard Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2763-6236 Fax: (852)-2763-6279 info@spanish-chamber.com.hk www.spanish-chamber.com.hk Swedish Chamber of Commerce Room 2503, 25/F Bank of East Asia Harbour View Centre 56 Gloucester Road Wanchai, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2525-0349 Fax: (852)-2537-1843 Email: chamber@swedcham.com. hk, info@swedcham.com.hk Website: www.swedcham.com.hk The Swiss Chamber of Commerce Suite 6206-07 Central Plaza 18 Harbour Road Wanchai Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2524-0590 Fax: (852)-2522-6959 Email: admin@swisschamhk.org Website: www.swisschamhk.org Taiwan Business Association (HK) Ltd. Room 701-2 Hang Seng Wanchai Building 200 Hennessy Road Wanchai, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2802-2824 / 2845-0964 Fax: (852)-2583-9713 Email: taiwan@hktba.org.hk Website: www.hktba.org.hk Chinese General Chamber of Commerce 4/F 24-25 Connaught Road Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2525-6385 Fax: (852)-2845-2610 Email: cgcc@cgcc.org.hk Website: http://www.cgcc.org.hk

Federation of Hong Kong Industries 31/F, Billion Plaza, 8 Cheung Yue Street, Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon Tel: (852)-2732-3188 Fax: (852)-2721-3494 Email: fhki@fhki.org.hk Website: www.industryhk.org Hong Kong Association of Banks Room 525, Prince’s Building Central, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2521-1169/2521-1160 Fax: (852)-2868-5035 Email: info@hkab.org.hk Website: www.hkab.org.hk HongKongChineseEnterprisesAssociation Room 2104-6 Harbour Centre 25 Harbour Road Wanchai, Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2827-2831 Fax: (852)-2827-2606 Email: info@hkcea.com Website: www.hkcea.com HongKongGeneralChamberofCommerce 22/F United Centre 95 Queensway Hong Kong Tel: (852)-2529-9229 Fax: (852)-2527-9843 Email: chamber@chamber.org.hk Website: www.chamber.org.hk

CHINA VISA APPLICATION INFORMATION 24 hour Recorded Visa Information 3413 2300 Live Answering Telephone: 3413 2424 (available at 10:00-11:00am, 3:00-4:00pm on workdays) Email: fmcovisa_hk@mfa.gov.cn Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the P.R.China: www.fmprc.gov.cn 7/F, Lower Block, China Resources Building, No.26, Harbour Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Office Hours Monday to Friday - except Hong Kong public holidays 9:00-12:00 and 14:00-17:00

COURIER SERVICES UBX/EZ Worldwide Express 2333 2241| www.ubxpress.com

DESIGNER WEAR A&H Designs | +91 96957 44115 amitmirpuri78@gmail.com Chetna Chhabria +919867203735|chets_89@hotmail.com Demure Concepts 6120 9721 | www.demure.co.jp Emerald Designs +91 99037 12711 bagchiaditi@hotmail.com Ethinic Collections | Hetal Avasti 6078 6497 | hetal78_avasti@yahoo.co.in Ethnic Get Traditional 53391821|guptashraddha95@gmail.com Fine n Rhine | Devi Harjani 2721 8166 | fnrhk@yahoo.com Finezza +91 98305 62000 | www.finezza.co.in Glamorous Fashion | Manish Talwar +91 9990091081 manish_talwar2002@yahoo.com Hues | Tripti Maheshwari +91 9829152723 triptimaloo@gmail.com Itsie Bitsie Swimwear CristinaWilkinson 6871 0201 w w w.itsiebitsie.com Ika Butoni 6773 3767 | www.ikabutoni.com Inaara +919820420097priyadewnany@gmail.com Isis Collections +91 93710 12258 rathi.dharna@gmail.com Izarre by Shilpa Khurana +912226350415skhurana71@yahoo.com Kaprice | Maple 25091133 | kaprice@biznetvigator.com Khushbu’s Collection 3485 0530 | www.khushbuscollection.com L&K Custom Bespoke Tailor 2369 7278 Madhu Pallo 98469691|madhupallo@netvigator.com Mg Fashions | Madhavi Goenka +919820129535|mgfashions@gmail.com Milanissima Fine Fashion Limited

Andes Lam | 2309 1268 mi.andes@ymail.com Party Sharty 6200 5934 | manish888@hotmail.com Pooja Designs | Pooja Motwani +919990199259|www.poojadesigns.com Pooja Sippy Fashions 6504 5443 | poojasippy1@hotmail.com Raja Fashions 2366 7624 | www.raja-fashions.com Rhea Bithar +91 9850126007 | rheabithar@gmail.com Rohhit Verma Haute Couture Pvt Ltd +91 97692 09589 www.rohhitverma.com Salita Nanda +91 98230 32183 www. salitananda.com Santoshi Fashions | Mrs Bala 6220 5103 | baladhillo@gmail.com Sara Creations Ltd. | Sonal Bhandari 6799 6839 | bhandarirahul@hotmail.com Sakaaz | Sarah Kabeer 9278 4684 | www.sakaaz.com Sherina | Sherina Chugani 60830430|meenuchugani@netvigator.com Slick Exclusive Designs | Anmol Vaswani +919820596486|slickdesigns@hotmail.com S&S Designs 9839 1256 | saniaasnani@gmail.com SRV +91 99238 00611 | www.sneharatanvaryani.com Tina Barat International 9746 8299 bijoux@tinabaratcollection.com

DESIGNING & LAYOUT SERVICES Print Plus Intl Ltd | Deepa Nainani 2333 4421 | deepa@printplus.com.hk

ENTERTAINMENT Discoveryland 2441 0098 | www.discoverylandhk.com Take Out Comedy 6220 4436 | www.takeoutcomedy.com

EMERGENCY SERVICES Hotline – 00852-2125-1111 inquiries from those who have developed flu-like symptoms after traveling to virus- affected areas. Police, Fire, Ambulance 999 Police Hotline 2527 7177 Department of Health 2961 8989 International Airport 2181 8888 Immigration Department 2824 6111 Tourism Board 2508 1234 Consumer Council 2929 2222 RTHK’s service hotline 2272 0000 Travel Industry Council of HK 2807 0707 Customs & Excise Department 2815 7711 Hong Kong Post 2921 2222 Hong Kong Observatory (Weather) 1878 200 Directory Enquiries 1081 International Services 10010 International Enquiries Service (Country Codes & World Time Inquiries) 10013

Vanille Fest Collections 9382 7305 | www.vanillefest.com

FASHION ACCESSORIES Agile Seraph 6086 2911 | agileshk@hotmail.com Annie & Alex HK Ltd | 9418 1174 annieandalexhkltd@gmail.com Cedanca HK Limited 9017 7298 | www.quizasquizas.com Corundum HK Ltd | Smita More 2367 9195 | smitacreations@gmail.com Empire Silk Store | Bina 2366 4673 | bram@biznetvigator.com Globe Timepieces Ltd | Anita Shamdasani 2624 6311 | globetme@netvigator.com Jewelled Scarf Fiesta Resham Dansanghani | 2367 7861 reshamd@gmail.com Lavanya Collection 9547 1139 | www.lavanyacollection.com Monitas Exports Company 9771 0285 | neetachhabria@hotmail.com Not the Usual 6651 6676 | www.nottheusual.nu Revel Events 9632 6640 | reveleventshk@gmail.com Shoesee Foldable Shoes 3799 4268, 9765 2789 shoesee88@yahoo.com Sino European Luxury Group 2812 6202 | stephanie@sino-european.hk The Indian Collection 9365 3142 | michelle_kang@outlook.com

Peony Designs | Deepti Batra deeptikaysha@gmail.com Pretty Dangerous Alison Tam | 6687 1505 www.prettydangerous.com.hk Pukhraj 9685 3377 | pukhraj.qamar@gmail.com Something Gorgeous by Devleena +66 89924 9049 | devleenas@hotmail.com Statements 5393 8287 | forumnraina@gmail.com The Travelling Trunk +91 20261 31257 | dimpledhalwani@gmail.com Varna Creations 2348 0444 | malinihkg@gmail.com

HOSPITALS Adventist Hospital 3651 8888 Canossa Hospital 2522 2181 Caritas Precious Blood Hospital 2386 4281 Evangel Hospital 2711 5221 Hong Kong Adventist Hospital 2574 6211 Hong Kong Baptist Hospital 2339 8888 Hong Kong Central Hospital 2522 3141 Hong Kong Sanarotium & Hospital Ltd 2572 0211 Matilda International Hospital 2849 0111 Shatin Int’l Medical Centre Union Hospital 2608 3388 St Paul’s Hospital 2890 6008 St Teresa’s Hospital 2200 3434 Tsuen Wan Adventist Hospital 2276 7622 The Anti Cancer Society Jockey Club Cancer Rehabilitation Centre 3921 3888 Union Hospital 2608 3388

INDIAN GROCERIES A-One 2311 1718 Datacom Commercial Services 2984 1566 | datacomhk@gmail.com Greens Online Supermarket 3621 0480 Indian Provision Store Hong Kong 2891 8324 Indian Provision Store Kowloon 2891 8104 India Super Market 2311 5732 Indian Store 2187 2463 Kiran Trading Co 2723 6781

Maharaja’s Indian Emporium 2756 5611 New Delhi Store 2369 3038 Ranisons 2367 3754 Trinity Indian Provision Store 23149295

JEWELLERS Argus International Caterine Rajchenberg | 2334 9622 www.braziliancrystal.com Areto Bijoux 2404 9996 | www.aretabijoux.com Ashley Jade & Jewellery 2781 4028 ashleyjadejewellery@yahoo.com.hk Destination Wedding Jewelry 5617 8965 | www.dwj-jewelry.com Didi’s Jewellery Ltd 3114 7111 Elite Gold & Diamond Jewellery Amita Gupta | 9686 3066 www.elitejewellery.org Eternity Jewels 6100 4982 | daryan_aarti@hotmail.com Karat Art 6176 9249 | www.karat-art.com KARP Jewellery Mfg HK Ltd 2369 3000 | karpjewhk@karpgroup.com Katia Torralba Jewellery 9319 5048 | www.katiatorralba.com La Perle De Orient Ltd Sandhya Puran Chourdia 2139 3101 | sandhyapc84@yahoo.com House of Jewels Akansha Daswani | 2722 4443 akansha@houseofjewel.com L’Dezen Jewellery 2180 7346 | www.ldezen.com Marina Malison | 9447 4784 www.marinamalison.com M & R Jewellers Ltd 2521 4388 NH Edelsteine | Nisa Huber www.nh-edelsteine.com | 9166 2410 Nina Fashions & Jewellers David Daswani | 2992 0433 david@newhk.imsbiz.com.hk

LIFESTYLE Apple & Pie Ltd 3102 0853 | www.appleandpie.com Art Cinnamon| 9414 2226 www.artcinnamon.com Bolly Xpress 2207 3900 | www.bollyxpress.net Cake-A-Holic 6807 9436 | cakeaholic_hk@yahoo.com Cato HK Limited 2317 7670 | ada@hkcato.com Cineworld www.cineworldhk.com CityScape Designs Ltd CPCN 5377 9739 | www.secrets4u.us Dacia Sciarrone | 6904 1444 www.cityscape-designs.com Enjay Marina 6112 1469 enjaymarine@gmail.com Forbidden Beans 6253 7579 | forbiddenbeans@gmail.com Golden Elements Feng Shui www.golden-elements.com

Gourmet House Vivian Lee | 2898 2220 www.gourmethouse.com.hk House of Wines | Sean Paul Carter 93396322 | info@houseoffinewines.com Imagine Station Ltd 6229 8743 | info@imaginestation.com.hk Kingsbrook Limited EnidWong|97513462www.veggie-deli.com Laobamas Limited Oliver | 6907 9208 Little Steps www.littlestepsasia.com Liquidz 6681 1349 | www.liquidz.com.hk Mind Radiance Rajesh Jasani | 6695 2747 www.mindradiance.com Morning Star Co 3426 9286 | www.morningstarhk.net NTN GROUP LTD | Naresh Narwani 24056788 | ntn@ntngroup.net Camillia Mountain Ltd 3974 5580 | www.purerevivebeauty.com Renaud Lifestyle Products Ltd 9362 9212 | www.renaud.hk Sam’s Jams Limited 6056 0973 | www.samsjams.com.hk Secret Ingredient 9134 1181 | www.secretingredient.com.hk Shanaya Creations | Shobha 2812 1338 | shobs15@gmail.com Sing Your Name Ltd 9862 3241 | www.singyourname.com.hk Sugar & Spice Christopher Kwong | 9759 3463 sugarnspice1204@gmail.com Sum Digital 3180 7865 | 90979908 Tepp & Saito 8191 3261 | www.teppsaito.com Thakrals Electronics 2245 7722 | www.thakral.com.hk Top Wines Cellar 2522 4804 | www.topwinescellar.com Total Solution Group Limited 6331 2309 | annawong@totalgroups.com Venture Studios (HK) Ltd. | Ms Elaine Ng 25353208 | venturephotography.com.hk Veritas Wine 9757 3557 | www.veritas-wine.com

Wines Link Limited 6170 8788 | www.hkiwine.com Zavva | 2168 0862 www.zavvashots.com

LOGISTICS SERVICES UBX/EZ Worldwide Express 2333 2241| www.ubxpress.com

MACAU FERRY East Asia Airlines - Helicopter 2859 3255 Far East Jet Foil - Enquiry 2859 3333 Far East Jet Foil - Credit Card Booking 2921 6688 Turbo Cats - Enquiry 2859 3333 Turbo Cats - Credit Card Booking 2921 6688

MEDICAL SERVICES 852eyes 2191 9523 | www.datwanigroup.com Bayside Dental Discovery Bay, HK 2987 0855 | www.baysidedentalhk.com Bayside Dental Tung Chung 2185 6550 | www.baysidedentaltc.com Diestel & Partners Family Dentistry 25222099|www.diestelandpartners.com Drs Bobby Hsia & Sandeep Jain 2367 6268 / 2367 5952 The Chiropractic Centre | Joyce/Winne 29730353 | info@chiropracticentre.com Smith & Jain Dental & Implant Practice 2526 2383 / 2526 2384 www.smithandjaindentists.com Dr Rupal K Anandpara | 9807 6799 www.drrupal.hk

Evergreen Asia 3106 4033 | www.evergreenasia.com.hk Forever Young 2291 0022 | www.foreveryoung.hk Haresh Manglani | 9645 6630 www.hareshmanglani.com Leena Lempinen, Make-Up Artist 6273 8428 | www.leenalempinen.com Life Management Yoga Centre 2191 9651 | life@yoga.org.hk Prana Yogam 2736 2294 | www.pranayogam.com Rani School of Dance | Rani Asra Gidwani 9410 7050 | ranidance@hotmail.com Sagar Counselling 2525 5727 | www.sagarcounselling.org Sonia Samtani Consulting 2992 0828 | www.soniasamtani.com

PLACES OF WORSHIP Chinmaya Seva Ashram 2367 3390 Hindu Temple - Happy Valley 2572 5284 Hoseinee Community Hall 2524 5731 Iskcon Temple 2739 6818 Jain Temple 2960 1091 Jamia Masjid & Islamic Centre 2721 3644 Khalsa Diwan - Sikh Temple 2572 4459 Masjid Ammar & Islamic Centre 2575 2218 Nimanal Sangam Darbar 2368 2424 Radha Soami Satsang Centre 2369 0625 Raj Yoga Centre Hong Kong 2806 3008 Raj Yoga Centre Kowloon 2368 4693 Sadhu Vaswani Centre of HK 2369 9519 Sathya Sai Baba Centre 2367 4240 Kowloon Hindu Mandir 2366 0080

Chinmaya Seva Ashram 2367 3390 Swami Teoonram’s Prem Prakash Mandali 2721 6758 Sri Paramhans Advaitamt Intl Society 2367 4897 St Joseph Church 2522 3992 Zoraastrian Temple of Hong Kong 2576 3532

PRINTING SERVICES Print Plus Intl Ltd | Neerja Sujanani 2333 4421 | sales@printplus.com.hk

PROPERTY Property Link Ltd | Rani Lakhani 9074 6216 | ranilakh88@gmail.com SDA Properties 2521 7239 | sdahongkong@gmail.com

REPAIR SERVICES AIWA Hotline 3403 3268 AKAI Enterprises 2395 0819 Braun (Audio Supplies Co) 2524 9377 Canon 2170 2828 Citizen - Watch (Sun International) 2722 6868 Fortress 2555 5788

Gilman 2881 0055 Hitachi 2753 5386 Jardine (Air conditioners) 2216 1088 JVC (Shun Hing Electric Service) 2406 5666 KDK (Shun Hing Electric Service) 2406 5666 Longines - Watch (SMH HK Ltd) 2510 5100 Mitsubishi (Ryoden Merchandising) 2427 8484 National (Shun Hing spare parts) 2406 5555 National (Shun Hing Electric) 2406 5666 NEC 2687 0777 Omega - Watch (SMH HK Ltd) 2510 5100 Panasonic (Shun Hing Electric) 2406 5666 Philips 2610 6996 Pioneer 2424 9239 Rado - Watch (SMH HK Ltd) 2510 5100 Rolex - Watch 2249 8888 Sanyo (Tatt Sing Sing Sanyo) 2610 2833 Seiko - Watch 2736 0235 Sharp 2423 5151 Singer 2480 1793 Sony 2833 5129 Technics (Shun Hing Electric) 2406 5666 Tissot - Watch (SMH HK Ltd) 2510 5100 Thomson 2421 1222 Toshiba 2635 9222 Whirlpool 3115 2928

White Westinghouse 2406 9792

TRAVEL SERVICES Dass Travels 2366 2256 Eskay Travels 2722 4332 Excella Travels 2810 7588 Gopal’s HK Ltd 2367 2727 Great Ocean Tours & Travel Ltd 2771 9100 | info@got-hk.com Worldwide Travel Services Co 2725 5111 G C Nanda & Sons 2522 3137 Aress Travel Ltd 2721 5393-5

TUITIONS & COACHING Brenka Private Tutoring | April Kaminsky 9078 6155 | brenkaltd@gmail.com

WEBSITE DESIGN & SERVICES Print Plus Intl Ltd | Neerja Sujanani 2333 4421 | sales@printplus.com.hk

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A Guide to Top Schools HK - www.topschools.hk

School

Area

District

Curriculum

Cut off

Entry Level

Anfield Primary School

Tai Wai

UK EYFS

31 Dec

1,000

Harrow Int'l School Hong Kong

Tuen Mun

UK, IGCSE, A Levels

31 Aug

Pre-K (K1)

1,500

Hong Kong Academy (HKA)

Sai Kung

IBPYP, IBMYP, IBDP

31 Aug

Pre-K (K1)

3,000

Int'l Christian School (ICS)

Shatin

1 Sept

Pre-Grade1

1,500

Int'l College - Hong Lok Yuen (IC-HLY)

Primary: Yuen Long Secondary: Sha Tau Kok

IB PYP, IBDP

31 Dec

2,800

Int'l College Hong Kong (ICHK)

Tai Po

UK IGCSE, IBDP

2,000

Japanese Int'l School (JIS)

Tai Po

IB PYP

Norwegian Int'l School

Tai Po

Int'l Primary Curriculum

Renaissance College (RC)

Ma On Shan

IBPYP, IBMYP, IBDP

31 Dec

Discovery Bay Int'l School (DBIS)

Discovery Bay

Lantau

IPC, UK EYFS, IGCSE, A Levels

31 Dec

Nursery

Discovery College (DC)

Discovery Bay

Lantau

IB PYP, IBMYP, IBDP

31 Dec

800

Discovery Mind Kindergarten & Primary School

Mui Wo/Tung Chung

Lantau

Hong Kong, UK EYFS

31 Dec

HK50

Lantau Int'l School (LIS)

Lantau

UK EYFS

31 Dec

Reception

880

Think Int'l School

Kowloon Tong

KLN, NT

IB PYP

30 Sept

Reception

1,000

American Int'l School

Kowloon Tong

KLN

31 Dec

1,500

Australian Int'l School (AIS)

Kowloon Tong

1,500

31 Dec

Application Fee

Reception

600

Playgroup

900

800

1,500

KLN

Australian, IBDP

30 April

Christian Alliance PC Lau Memorial Int'l School (CAIS) Kowloon City

KLN

Canadian (Alberta), AP

31 Dec

Preparatory (Y1)

Kingston Int'l School

Kowloon Tong

KLN

IB PYP

31 Oct

1,500

Nord Anglia Int'l School Hong Kong (NAIS)

Lam Tim

KLN

31 August

Y1 (K3)

2,000

SWCS YMCA of HK Christian School

Sham Shui Po

KLN

Hong Kong/mix

250

Yew Chung Int'l School

Kowloon Tong

KLN

UK, IGCSE, IBDP

31 Oct

1,000

Kellett School

Primary & Secondary: Kowloon Bay Primary: Southern HK, KLN

UK, IGCSE, A Levels

31 Aug

Reception (K2)

Canadian Int'l School (CDNIS)

Southern

IBPYP, IBMYP, IBDP Ontario Secondary School Diploma. 31 Dec

Pre-reception (K1)

2,350

Carmel School of Hong Kong

Central & Western

Own

31 Oct

Nursery

1,500

Chinese Int'l School (CIS)

Eastern

Own, IBMYP, IBDP

31 Aug

Reception (K2)

2,000

Delia School of Canada

Eastern

Canadian

31 Dec

PG1

Elsa High School

Eastern

IBMYP, IBDP

31 Oct

1,500

ESF Schools

Various

HK, KLN, NT IB PYP, IGCSE, IBDP, BTec

31 Dec

2,000

French Int'l School (FIS)

Jardineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lookout/Chai Wan

UK, IGCSE, IBDP

31 Aug

Reception (K2)

2,800

German Swiss Int'l School (GSIS)

Southern & The Peak

UK, IGCSE, IBDP

1 Sept

3,700

Hong Kong Int'l School (HKIS)

Southern

31 Aug

R1 (K2)

2,000

Independent Schools Foundation Academy (ISF)

Southern

Own, IBMYP, IBDP

31 Sep

FY (K3)

1,000

Int'l Montessori School (IMS)

Eastern: Tin Hau Southern: Stanley

Montessori

1 Sept

PN or G1

2,000

Island Christian Academy (Island CA)

Central & Western

Int'l Primary Curriculum

31 Dec

1,500

Kiangsu & Chekiang Int'l School (KCIS)

Eastern

UK EYFS, IGCSE, A Levels, IBDP

31 Dec

Korean Int'l School (KIS)

Sai Wan Ho

UK EYFS, IGCSE, A Levels

31 Aug

Reception

1,000

Singapore Int'l School (SIS)

Southern

Singapore, Hong Kong, IBDP

31 Dec

Preparatory

3,000

The Harbour School

Central & Western

US/mix

31 Dec

Pre-K (K2)

2,500

Victoria Shanghai Academy (VSA)

Southern

IBPYP, IBMYP, IBDP

1 Oct

500

YMCA of Hong Kong Christian College

Tung Chung

Lantau

Hong Kong, UK (A Levels)

31 Dec

HK50

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700

2,000

600

500

Hong Kong Schools Top Schools HK - www.topschools.hk

Cut off

Entry Level

31 Dec

Application Fee

Grades

1,000 YR1-6

Founded 2012

Max class size

Max Annual Fee HK$

Debenture HK$

22 Non-refundable Confirmation Charge: $45,000

108000

! !

Corporate Capital Certificates ('CCCs'): $3M Individual Capital Certificates ('ICCs'): $3M 31 Aug

24 Individual Debentures (â&#x20AC;&#x153;IDsâ&#x20AC;?): $600,000 (sold out)

167800

Family:$500,000 (mandatory; refundable)

3,000 Pre-K- G12

2000

1 Sept

Pre-Grade1

1,500 Pre-Grade 1- G12

1991

25 $190,000 (mandatory, refundable)

129300

27 $30,000 (refundable)

102600

2,800 K1-YR6

2,000 Y7-13

1982

148500

600 Reception - P6

1997

Playgroup

900 Playgroup -Y6

1984 18-25

800 Y1-Y13

2006

1983

24 30,000 - 450,000

31 Dec

Y1 Nursery

1,500 Nursery- Y11

800 Y1 - Y13

2007

31 Dec

HK50 K1 - YR6

31 Dec

Reception

30 Sept

Reception

1,000 PG - G6

1994

31 Dec

1,500 K - G12

1986

1996

85750 81600 Nomination Right - $400,000 (non-refundable)

117400 121000

Nomination Right (Non-refundable,optional) - $400,000 Non-refundable, mandatory Building Levy (NBL) of HK$5,900/student per year

31 Dec

880 Reception - P6

164800

2009

Reception

31 Dec

121000

24-26 $7,000.00

199522 - 24 $4,000 Capital Contribution Fund (CCF) - Refundable

63500 76000 119080

! !

Depreciating: $100,000

30 April

31 Dec

Preparatory (Y1)

31 Oct

31 August

Y1 (K3) Y1

31 Oct

1,500 Reception - Y12

1995

20-25 Gold: $3M (non-refundable; non-transferable)

173600

Individual Capital Note: $250,000 (transferable) 25 Corporate Capital Note: TBA

133800

1,500 PG-P6

22 $72,000 (non-refundable)

115000

2,000 YRs 1-7

2014

Individual: $80,000 (refundable) Individual Priority: $400,000 (refundable) 22 Corporate: $2M/$5M (refundable)

147000

250 Y1 - Y3

2013

1984

700 Preparatory - G12

1,000 Y1-Y6

1992

50000 158680

! ! ! ! ! !

Foundation Debenture ($10,000,000 refundable) Foundation Certificate ($5,000,000 non-refundable) Foundation Sibling Debenture ($500,000 depreciating over 8 years to zero) Corporate Capital Contribution or Sibling Corporate Capital Contribution (price on application) Depreciating Corporate Debenture ($500,000 depreciating over 8 years to zero) 31 Aug

hool Diploma. 31 Dec

BTec

2012

Pre-K (K1)

31 Dec

1,500 K1-Y13

31 Aug

31 Dec

A Levels

Pre-K (K1)

Reception (K2)

2,000 Reception - Y13

1976

Pre-reception (K1)

2,350 Pre-reception - G12

1991

31 Oct

Nursery

1,500 Nursery - G5

1991

31 Aug

Reception (K2)

2,000 Reception - Y13

1983

31 Dec

PG1

600 Pre-Grade1-G12

1987

31 Oct

1,500 G6-G12

*Depreciating Individual Debenture ($100,000 - depreciating over 7 years to zero)

0 $75,000 (optional;depreciates over 7 years)

123900 182300 105000

2009 20 - 25 1961

168800 145000

Individual: $38,000 (mandatory, non-refundable) 30 Nomination Right: $500,000 (optional; earns priority,non-refundable)

145500

31 Dec

2,000 Y1-Y6

31 Aug

Reception (K2)

2,800 Reception - P6

1 Sept

3,700 K1 - Y13

1970

$262,500 (Non-refundable) 26 $375,000 (Refundable)

154150

31 Aug

R1 (K2)

2,000 R1 - G12

1966

22 $500,000/$2M (unavailable)

180900

31 Sep

FY (K3)

1,000 K3 - G12

2003

22 $200,000 (optional; $100,000 refundable)

180000 125000

Personal: $90,000 (mandatory, refundable) 25 Company: $250,000 (optional, earns priority)

111100 90866

1 Sept

PN or G1

2,000 PN - P6

2001

$75,000 (mandatory, refundable) 25 $200,000 (corporate & Priority)

31 Dec

1,500 Y1-Y6

2012

91000

evels, IBDP

31 Dec

1993

88000

evels

31 Aug

Reception

1,000 Reception - Year 12

1994

25 5,280 - 8,950 (non-refundable)

94000

g, IBDP

31 Dec

Preparatory

3,000 Prep - IBDP

1991

Personal: $200,000 (refundable) 28 Corporate: $500,000

140000

31 Dec

Pre-K (K2)

2,500 K2 - G8

2002

Entry Fee: $15,000 19 Corporate debentures expected in 2014/15

128750

vels)

1 Oct

31 Dec

500 Year 1 - 13

500 G1 -12 HK50 F1-F6

2004

2003

24-28

Personal: HK$800,000 (optional; refundable) Corporate: HK$2.5M (optional; refundable)

While every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this information neither Top Schools (HK) nor Print Plus International Limited accept responsibility for any inaccuracies, errors and omissions.

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