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One of the most densely populated cities on Earth.
7,500,000+
Expatriates in Hong Kong with people from around the world.
300,000+
Explore the districts of Hong Kong from business hubs to beach towns.
18 Districts
Navigate the city with one of the best metro network on the planet.
11 Metro Lines
Discover the two sides of Hong Kong split by Victoria Harbour.
Island & Kowloon
Culture Shift
Expect a fast-paced lifestyle where efficiency is everything.
Don’t Judge
Be open-minded and don’t judge local behaviors in Hong Kong.
Learn Cantonese
English is widely spoken, but knowing Cantonese can be helpful.
No VPN Needed
Google, WhatsApp, Instagram, and more work freely in Hong Kong.
Download the Apps
Download the must-have apps before arriving in Hong Kong.
Octopus
The default app when it comes to payment in Hong Kong.
MTR Mobile
The default app when it comes to navigating the metro in Hong Kong.
Google Maps
The default app when it comes to transportation in Hong Kong.
The default app when it comes to food and groceries delivery in Hong Kong.
FoodPanda
The default app when it comes to messaging in Hong Kong.
Get a physical or mobile Octopus card for payment.
Octopus Card
SIM Card & Wifi
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Bank & Payments
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Accommodations
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Explore Neighborhood
Get familiar with your neighborhood and transport system in Hong Kong.
Discover our recommendations on where to live in Hong Kong with our top 6 neighborhoods to stay to enjoy your journey with us to the fullest.
Central is the perfect place to stay for a luxury lifestyle right in the heart of the city.
Tsim Sha Tsui is a lively area by the harbor, ideal for shopping, nightlife, and skyline views.
Wan Chai is a balanced district with local charm and modern living, close to everything.
Sai Ying Pun is a relaxed and trendy neighborhood, popular with young expats and creatives.
Quarry Bay is a peaceful residential area with green spaces and easy access to business zones.
Sheung Wan is a cultural hotspot with boutique apartments, art galleries, and a laid-back vibe.
What we Love about Central
Heart of Hong Kong’s business and financial activity
Modern high-rise apartments with city or harbor views
Plenty of international restaurants, rooftop bars, and cafés
Direct access to the MTR, tram, and ferry
Proximity to luxury malls, gyms, and coworking spaces
For Who?
Business professionals working in finance or law
Expats who prefer a fast-paced, high-end lifestyle
Interns or students interning in Central offices
The Good about Central
Extremely well connected with transport
Safe and walkable, even late at night
Vibrant expat and international business scene
The Bad about Central
One of the most expensive areas for rent
Very busy during weekdays
Limited green space compared to other districts
Smaller living spaces despite higher costs
What we Love about Tsim Sha Tsui
Stunning skyline and harbor views
Huge variety of shops, malls, and street markets
Lively nightlife with bars, clubs, and rooftop lounges
Great ferry access and MTR connections
Plenty of serviced apartment options
For Who?
Students and interns looking for energy and convenience
Expats who enjoy an urban lifestyle
Newcomers wanting easy access to landmarks and shopping
The Good about Tsim Sha Tsui
Easy to find short- and long-term housing
Excellent for dining, shopping, and sightseeing
Always lively and walkable
The Bad about Tsim Sha Tsui
Very crowded, especially on weekends
Noisy and tourist-heavy
Older buildings unless you choose luxury options
What we Love about in Wan Chai
Blend of local culture and modern living
Many traditional wet markets and temples
Trendy bars, cafés, and restaurants
Close to Central and Admiralty by MTR
Variety of housing from old walk-ups to serviced flats
For Who?
Young professionals working nearby
Creatives and entrepreneurs
Expats looking for character and convenience
The Good about Wan Chai
Central location with great nightlife
Walkable with a strong local identity
Wide range of housing prices and styles
The Bad about Wan Chai
Can feel hectic and chaotic
Older buildings may lack elevators
Less greenery than other districts
What we Love about Sai Ying Pun
ABlend of heritage charm and trendy cafés/restaurants
MTR access makes commuting across the Island easy
Stunning harbour and hillside views
For Who?
Young professionals and creatives
Expats wanting a central yet characterful area
People who enjoy a walkable, community feel
The Good about Sai Ying Pun
Proximity to Central and Mid-Levels
Diverse dining, shopping, and lifestyle options
Mix of modern apartments and heritage buildings
The Bad about Sai Ying Pun
Steep streets and many stairs
Smaller flats compared to newer areas
Crowds on weekends in popular spots
What we Love about Quarry Bay
Balance of residential comfort and corporate energy
Excellent retail scene with Cityplaza and Kornhill Plaza
Access to harbour front parks and cycling paths
For Who?
Professionals working in Taikoo Place
Families wanting larger flats with facilities
Residents seeking convenience and amenities in one area
The Good about Quarry Bay
Well-connected by MTR, buses, and trams
Modern residential complexes with clubhouses
Strong mix of dining, shopping, and leisure
The Bad about Quarry Bay
Busy during weekday office hours
Limited nightlife compared to Central
Some older buildings lack upgrades
What we Love about in Sheung Wan
Historic streets with temples, markets, and antique shops
Thriving café culture and art galleries
Minutes’ walk to Central’s business core
For Who?
Culture and history lovers
Entrepreneurs and small business owners
Expats who enjoy an eclectic urban vibe
The Good about Sheung Wan
Prime location with excellent transport links
Rich cultural heritage alongside modern lifestyle
Bustling dining and nightlife scene
The Bad about Sheung Wan
High property prices
Narrow, busy streets with frequent traffic
Limited green space nearby
Compare all the districts at a glance to select the best option to enjoy your stay in Hong Kong to the fullest with Here and Compass by your side.
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