Exploring My TINY £550 Hong Kong Flat, Budget Battles and Local Eateries | Jordan, Hong Kong 🇭🇰 

I do agree the New Territories is definitely a good option! I had some friends that lived in Yuen Long and Fanling and it was super cheap for them and still not too difficult to get around. Personally, I enjoyed the convenience and the atmosphere of being in the city centre.

I’ve lived in the HK NT for 37 years - it’s bliss 🎉

Thanks brother! Took a lot of time but with the current rental market you can find some hidden gems quite easily

No worries at all! Thanks for the support!

Hey! No worries at all, I'm glad you found it helpful. If you have anymore questions don't hesitate to ask, always happy to help :)

Thanks man!

Thanks Rick! Also probably the easiest house tour to film considering how small they are!

Hello Dan! Thanks for all the support man I really appreciate it! In regards to the visa mate I got a sponsored work visa from my company so things might be different but from what I know visa processing times are around 4-6 weeks from the date of application (This was last year's times however so this may have changed). If you're not able to get it back in time an alternative option some people do is to enter Hong Kong on a 30 day tourist visa (Can't Work) then when your Visa QR code has arrived you can take a coach or ferry outside of Hong Kong to Macao and then catch it back to re-enter Hong Kong on your Working Holiday Visa. (The caveat is that you need to make sure that you receive your Visa as a QR code in an email and not delivered to your UK address as you will then need to get it sent to Hong Kong before you make the trip to Macao. Also I'm not an expert at all on the Hong Kong Immigration laws so I would definitely do some research before taking this option or contact someone in HK immigration to confirm that you can 100% do this method. I can't guarantee that it will work or that you can do it at all but I have known people do similar things in the past). Hope this has helped and like I say if you do explore this option just make sure to double check as I can't guarantee that it will work. Most of the people I know who have done it normally do this the other way round and leave HK for Macao at the end of their work visa to then re-enter with a tourist visa. So I'm not entirely sure if it works the other way round. If you have anymore questions just let me know I'm always happy to help! Haha bro that would have been the best gift in the world but I'm back home now but I appreciate the thought man! Hope you have a safe trip to Hong Kong you will absolutely love it!

Hi Mrsalamilai9066, Unfortunately, I don't remember the exact room number but the amount I paid in rent was HK$5300 and the Utilities came to HK$200 on average a month. Hope this helps!

@@jakecoopertravel that’s alright, managed to get street name woosung st Jordan.

@@mrsalamilai9066 Are you looking to move there yourself? :)

@@jakecoopertravel doing some research, planning to go there in Sep.

@@mrsalamilai9066 Fair play man! You'll have a great time! How long are you planning to go for?

It's so expensive, especially when it comes to hotels! It's definitely a lot cheaper to rent a place for a longer period of time, However contracts will normally run for between 6 to 12 months.

I live in your moms bed mate

Dude chill out man, it's really not that deep.

@@jakecoopertravel Bro, Get woke, Go broke. Reality sucks doesn't it.

Alright mate, have fun being miserable, posting on other people's YT to make yourself feel better 😂

Load of crap