I personally had moved about 20 times in my life time, back and forth from HK to Winnipeg, back to HK, then to Calgary, then HK, and back to Vancouver. Honestly, not worth bring stuff from oversea, as you can buy everything here, the cost of shipping is not cheap, and the wait can be very long, longest time is waiting for custom to clear your container. If you are in a hurry, and don't mind used, there are actually a lot of used furniture that are still very good, a lot cheaper or even free, and no wait time, only thing is best to see the item yourself first, then even ask someone to help deliver, or go to Uhaul and rent a small truck or moving van to deliver it home yourself. I was lucky to have a high school buddy with a van that is always willing to help me. 🥰
Welcome to Vancouver :) Congratulations to You both could find a nice unit with such competitive rate during that time. Just try to share a bit opinion to You both regarding the sounds might need a mic cause need to turn up the volume when comparing to other KZitemrs vids. Wish that You both could find more new friends and everything goes smooth later on :)
@KyleKamTaco
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you Vick! We notice the same issue while editing, and we will invest in a pair of high quality mics in the near future. Please help to smash the like button to support us :)
Great video, could you also tell us your experience of how you open your bank account and how to transfer your overseas fund over
@KyleKamTaco
2 жыл бұрын
We found the most straightforward method is opening a HSBC CA Account (Offshore) while in Hong Kong. You have to make an appointment for an in person visit to their Central HQ and they charge HKD$500 processing fee for non premier members. For fund transfer, we use Interactive broker (IB) to do the FX for the best rate and then transfer the fund in between HSBC HK/ Canda. IB offers free withdraw to any bank account for once a month
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