About working in Hong Kong?

No, unless it's a prestigious school, I think you study in Hong Kong. Hong Kong has labor protection, and ordinary jobs do not employ foreigners.

It is illegal for any non-local person to work in Hong Kong (whether paid or not) without a work endorsement. Those caught will be sentenced, repatriated, fined and blacklisted.

Employers will also be fined up to 300,000 yuan and imprisoned.

Ways for mainlanders to work in Hong Kong:

1. Talents plan immigration. (Hong Kong lacks top talents in various industries)

2. Work endorsement. (Hong Kong basically does not recognize mainland education. It is best to get a diploma from abroad or Hong Kong first. Employers must prove to the Immigration Bureau why it is necessary to hire foreigners. )

3. Being admitted to the University of Hong Kong and entering Hong Kong with a student endorsement. You can apply for a job endorsement when you look for a job after graduation.

4. Marry a Hong Kong resident and apply for Hong Kong status.

5. One-time investment of 6.5 million immigrants to buy real estate.

6. Your parents are permanent residents of Hong Kong and have no other children in Hong Kong at the age of 60. You can apply for settlement in Hong Kong on schedule.

All of the above can work in Hong Kong. You can apply for permanent residence in Hong Kong after living for seven years.