In recent years, immigration has become a common gossip topic and there are always different friends who leave for various reasons. It is good to be full of expectations for the future life, but when there is a gap between the ideal and the reality, will the immigrant be discouraged or want to return? Recently, a web user used the title “Few Facts You May Not Know” in the discussion forum and described 3 facts you should know before moving to the UK, advising you to think carefully before immigrating to the UK, the which sparked heated discussions among netizens
1. Don’t be a working vacation
The Hong Kong father said he found that some young people could no longer keep their lives a year or two after emigrating to the UK. The reason is that it is difficult to find a job of your choice. “There are jobs you can’t find and you don’t want to be a warehouse, and you have a boring, friendless life.”
2. It is advisable to understand the market before starting a business
After immigrating to Hong Kong, many people hope to rely on their craft to start a business in the area, but the Hong Kong dad said that
In fact, many people start out blindly without understanding the local market and living standards, especially catering and haircuts. “Most Brits eat three proud meals at noon.” He pointed out that most Brits are poor, “If you have money, you’d rather drink on Fridays and Saturdays, and you usually don’t want to eat, let alone 10 to 20 pounds for a haircut.” Some netizens also have shared the content of their conversations with hairdressers in the UK and Hong Kong, saying that starting a business in the UK is not as easy as imagined and there are a lot of expenses to calculate.
3. No political enthusiasm as imagined
Many Hong Kong people may leave due to political factors, but in reality every family has a hard lesson to read. Hong Kong dad thinks Brits are too busy to take care of themselves and don’t expect locals to be willing to listen to them and share their views on Hong Kong politics.
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