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Overlook These 5 Costs and Your Budget Will Blow—Hidden Expenses for International Students: Insurance, Visa Renewal, Textbooks, Medical
Miss These 5 Budget Items and You Will Overspend — A Hidden‑Cost Checklist for International Students: Insurance, Visa Renewals, Textbooks and Medical Expe
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Can Part-Time Work Cover Living Costs in Hong Kong? Real Hourly Wages and Case Studies under IANG and NOL
Integrating part-time work and internship earnings into a financial plan has become a key calculation for non-local students in Hong Kong. Drawing on the N
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HK$2.18 Million for Four Years? Total Cost Comparison: Hong Kong vs. UK/US/Australia/Canada for Middle-Class Families
Taking the 2025 non-local fee benchmark as a starting point, a four-year undergraduate degree in Hong Kong, including tuition, accommodation, and basic liv
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How Many Years to Recoup Your HK Master's Tuition? Payback Timeline Estimates for Finance, IT, and Engineering
A taught postgraduate degree in Hong Kong is an intertemporal human-capital investment whose net present value recovers through several years of local empl
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How to Save HK$200,000 a Year: A Complete Guide to Government, UGC, and University Scholarships in Hong Kong
A structured roadmap to Hong Kong scholarships for international students: Government, UGC, and university awards. Covers eligibility, amounts, GPA thresholds, and application timelines for undergraduates, master's, and PhD students.
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HKU 384K, CUHK 412K, HKUST 420K? A Full Review of Hong Kong Eight UGC-Funded Universities' Undergraduate Tuition Hikes
A data-driven review of non-local undergraduate tuition at Hong Kong's eight UGC-funded universities from 2012 to 2025, covering total cost anchors, annualized growth rates, local-to-non-local tuition ratios, and inflation comparisons.
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How much does it cost to study in Hong Kong as an international student in 2026?
A non-local undergraduate at one of Hong Kong's eight UGC-funded universities should budget HK$985K–1.06M for a four-year bachelor's, or HK$280K–520K for a one-year taught master's. Tuition is the largest line; rent in Mong Kok or Sheung Wan averages HK$8,000–12,000/month for a shared flat.