Hong Kong

Did you know that Hong Kong has 7.188 million people in 2013

Hong Kong ranked 54 - one place higher than last year - among 230 cities assessed in an annual quality of living survey by consulting firm Mercer.

Hong Kong has a system of government operated hospitals, which holds the majority of the health care system. People also have the choice of a private hospital if they wish. There are more than fifty public hospitals, and twelve private ones.

Hong Kong’s 6 million people are one of the most healthy populations in the world. There life expectancy is 84 for women and 78 for men, the second-highest in the world

And Hong Kong's education there has always been schooling beyond the years of recommended education. The majority of kids attend 3 years of kindergarten (K1 – K3) before going to primary school. Under the new secondary system, the three years of junior secondary is followed by three years of senior secondary. This leads to the HKDSE (Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education) exams. Students gain entry to a range of post-secondary, vocational and tertiary courses offered by a variety of institutions based on the results of the HKDSE. The majority of courses offered by Hong Kong universities have undergone a structure change for students graduating with the HKDSE. Courses are now 4 year long programmes in response to the change from four years to three years in high school.  

Hong Kong's jobs are mostly the same as Canada and the wages are  a bit below $287,535 Hong Kong is 48492.94 dollars Canadian and minimum wage of Canada is 70 000 dollars

This concludes that if you move to Hong Kong you may get the right job but not the right paycheck that you want which means the right amount of money   that you will want so for me I rather move to Los Angeles there is where you can make the cash