Anthony Chan

Similar to life in Canada, living without a car in Australia can be fairly inconvenient. If you're planning to emigrate to Australia for good, it's best to exchange your Hong Kong license for an Australian one or get a license there. In this series of Kwiksure articles, we will take a look at four emigration hotspots for Hong Kongers (i.e. the UK, Canada, Australia, Taiwan) with a focus on the following topics: how to exchange an overseas driver license in Australia, get an Australian license, buy car insurance, and transfer your No Claims Discount/No Claims Bonus (NCD/NCB).

The Transport Department (TD) has announced that HKeToll, a tolling-without-stopping service, will be gradually implemented at all government tolled tunnels this year to replace the manual and automatic toll booths. Drivers can then pay tunnel tolls with ease using toll tags, without having to stop or queue at toll booths. All that they need to do is to attach a “vehicle tag” to the windscreen. But what if you are already using Autotoll? Will you need to switch to HKeToll? And how does one apply for a vehicle tag? In this Kwiksure article, we will give a primer on HKeToll, answer the commonly asked questions, and more.

Tesla, as the leading global electric vehicle brand, its prices and car release news have always been the most concerned topics for car owners. Model S and Model 3 are sedans, while Model X and Model Y are mid-size SUVs. But apart from this, what are the differences in performance and price between Model Y, Model 3, Model S, and Model X? And what is the 'one-for-one' plan? Our Fast and Secure experts have integrated the overviews of these four models to help you find the car model that best fits your budget and driving requirements. Update on April 12: Tesla finally cuts prices, announcing from April 15 the adjustment in prices for 4 models of Model 3 and Model Y. The biggest reduction is for the Tesla Model 3 Performance, with the latest price starting from HKD $440,335, a decrease of 14.7%! As for the prices of the rear-wheel drive versions of Model 3 and Model Y, they remain unchanged.

According to an article by Eames Consulting in 2017, research from QBE insurance indicated that 26% of businesses in Hong Kong suffered lost income due to a business interruption. And if you thought that things were better by now, think again. The uncertain economic situation, global supply chain disruption, rising inflation, and other macro factors continue to impact businesses in Hong Kong and their bottom line. With this in mind, securing the right business interruption insurance is crucial for sufficient protection against various potential corporate perils. But, what exactly is business interruption insurance? This Kwiksure article has the answer to this question and more! Business interruption risks in Hong Kong According to the Allianz Risk Barometer 2022, business interruption ranks as the second most concerning risk, after cyber risk, and results in a loss of income that could impair a company’s revenue stream and thus a shortfall in covering the ongoing costs of doing business.

Hong Kong’s iconic tourist attraction, Jumbo Floating Restaurant, was forced to leave its home behind. Having faced financial troubles for years, its company, Aberdeen Restaurant Enterprises, finally announced its departure. However, its first trip outside of Hong Kong was also shrouded in mystery. First, Jumbo was said to have sunk on its way to Cambodia before the company backtracked to clarify that while it has capsized near the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea, it is still afloat . As citizens/HongKongers speculated on whether this was a calculated scam for an insurance payout, the company claimed that it would not receive any. In this Kwiksure article, we’ll take a look at why Jumbo received no insurance payout and what property and casualty insurance can do for you.

It's easy to believe that you won't get hurt from a contactless sport like golf. However, like a host of other sports, if you have an incorrect posture, you might injure yourself or others around you. The Consumer Council has evaluated 12 local golf insurance plans and their coverages in 2019. Today at Kwiksure , we will compare golf insurance in Hong Kong, their coverage areas, and claim limitations.

Few cities attract Hong Kong emigrants quite like Taiwan. In this series of Kwiksure articles featuring four hottest emigration destinations for Hong Kongers (i.e. the UK , Canada , Australia , and Taiwan), we'll get to the nuts and bolts of how to exchange your driving license, get one, buy car insurance, as well as transfer your existing No Claims Discount/No Claims Bonus (NCD/NCB).

Canada has always been one of the hottest emigration destinations for Hongkongers. Among Canadian cities, Vancouver and Toronto are especially popular. The Canadian government has recently pushed out a scheme titled 'Hong Kong Pathways', which enables those who have completed a post-secondary degree in the past five years to apply for a 3-year long work visa. Having said that, it's a vast world out there compared to Hong Kong, and roads tend to be a lot more spread out. Living without a car is akin to being a bird without wings. If you're interested in emigrating, you should get to know how to exchange or obtain your driver's license. In this Kwiksure series, we will go through four popular emigration destinations among Hongkongers. This includes the UK , Canada, Australia, and Taiwan. Read on for answers to frequently asked questions like how to exchange your driver's license , how to get one , how to secure car insurance , and how to transfer your No Claims Discount/No Claims Bonus (NCD/NCB).

Electric cars are viewed as the mainstream cars of the future. However, Hong Kong still mainly relies on petrol vehicles. Several reasons why include car prices, insurance premium rate, and the number of available charging stations. Today at Kwiksure , we'll take a look at the most common types of vehicles in Hong Kong, so you can choose the best one for your own needs.

Tesla cars gained their popularity in Hong Kong and around the world thanks to their modern design, ecological electric engine, and - in the case of base models such as the Tesla 3 - a (relatively) consumer-friendly price tag. Future savings on fuel and protecting the environment we live in are yet more perks of owning these revolutionary vehicles. On top of this, buyers in Hong Kong could enjoy a new-vehicle registration tax waiver on Tesla car models, which could save them as much as HK$355,500 in taxes. Yet the registration figures of new Tesla cars in Hong Kong are dropping; but why?

Earlier this week, our General Manager, Ken Chung, attended a memehk.com live show as a guest speaker and authority on all things car insurance related. Viewed by a live online audience of nearly 10,000 people, the Facebook broadcast centered around some of the most commonly-asked questions about car insurance in Hong Kong; all of which were answered in easy-to-understand, layman’s terms. In case you missed it, be sure to watch the recorded version of the show (in Cantonese only) here , or read on to learn about the key car insurance tips and insights shared by Ken.

On June 11, Hong Kong will host its first classic car auction. On the block is a wide variety of cars from the sleek 1960 Mercedes-Benz 190SL to the 1981 Ferrari 308 GTB. This auction will surely bring a fair amount of interest to classic and antique car lovers and collectors. The impending auction highlights an emerging trend in the city that is seeing an increasing number of car lovers seeking out their dream cars at auctions around the world. If you are considering buying a car at an auction in Hong Kong, or overseas, here are some important things to remember.