Grow your business, stay in touch with clients, family and friends by giving them a TOLL FREE or LOCAL PHONE NUMBER in Hong Kong to reach you anywhere:

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Grow Your Business with Local Phone Numbers in Hong Kong

• Smart Call Forwarding Numbers offer sophisticated call forwarding capabilities that route calls to exactly where you want them anywhere in the world.
• get more customers without having an office in India
• enjoy low set up and monthly fees that work for any budget
• receive your calls to any phone anywhere: work, home, mobile
• change your ring-to number any time with easy online account management
• get simultaneous call forwarded to your phone system
• do not pay for busy or incomplete calls

Doing Business in Hong Kong

Meetings and Negotiating :  Appointments in Hong Kong should be made well in advance. Times of the year to avoid are around Christmas, Easter and Chinese New Year. Business trips are best scheduled for October, November and March to June. Most offices usually work from 09:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday.

When meeting with a group of business associates always ensure to greet the most senior member first and then the next senior, working your way down the ranks. Ensure you bring plenty of business cards with you. These should be presented when meeting. It is a good idea to have one side of the business card translated into Chinese. Using red and gold is considered auspicious. Present and accept business cards with two hands and always inspect and comment upon cards.

Make sure you come prepared with materials and presentations as these will be expected. Facts and figures are crucial as supporting evidence but will not be the be all and end all. Remember to always keep calm, patient and modest in all your
behavior. Avoid confrontation or aggression as this will lead to you losing face and causing a loss of face. Use language diplomatically at all times. Similarly try to avoid directly saying no to anyone, try and use alternative expressions such as, “I will see”, “I will try” or “It may be difficult.”