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Getting a driver’s license in Hong Kong doesn’t have to be complicated. This easy-to-understand infographic breaks down the entire application process so you know exactly what to do and what is required every step of the way. 

As a car owner in Hong Kong nowadays, motor insurance premiums are inevitable. This is because the law requires all car owners to secure motor insurance before they can drive on the road. Today, we will introduce some uncommon tactics you can use to offset the premium inflation or even reduce premiums.

If you are planning to go green with an electric vehicle (EV) in Hong Kong, then now is a great time to do so. With at least 2,968 charging stations dotted across Hong Kong, you'll easily get to your locations without worrying about having to charge. On top, you could also participate in the "One-for-One Replacement" and enjoy a higher FRT concession cap of up to HKD $250,000. Sounds good? Check out our infographic to learn more about electric vehicles in Hong Kong.

Unlike car learner drivers, motorcyclists on a learner’s license are required to purchase motorbike insurance. Hence, all drivers looking to ride on a two-wheeled vehicle should learn more about how to select the right motorbike insurance plan. In this infographic, we’ll give you five easy tips that will help you make the most of it.

Getting car insurance for the first time can be confusing and expensive. Here, we’ll take you through the most important things first-time drivers should know about car insurance, such as exploring the key tips on how to minimize car insurance costs for first-time drivers.

Hong Kong law mandates that all drivers have to register and license their vehicles before they can be used on the road. However, these processes can be complicated for new drivers, which is why it is crucial to familiarize yourselves with the required procedures in advance.

Thus, our experts at Kwiksure have created this digestible and practical infographic that lists out the key steps in registering and licensing vehicles in Hong Kong.

There are plentiful benefits of hiring a domestic worker in Hong Kong, but at the same time also obligations on you, as an employer. One of such obligations is maid insurance for your domestic worker. This latest Kwiksure infographic showcases the main features of the required by law EC maid insurance, and also the more comprehensive options. 

With already costly prices of rent and owning an apartment or a house in Hong Kong, it comes as no surprise that home insurance, in comparison, is just a small investment with relatively high returns on it (if an accident happens). 

To help our readers better understand how home insurance can help safeguard their homes and finances, our team of experts prepared a shortlist of the most common home insurance benefits typical to Hong Kong. This infographic presents the key areas covered by home insurance policies in Hong Kong and also showcases other areas that can be covered under the same policy.

Did you know that the steps needed to secure a license for a car and a motorbike are different? Motorbike licenses in Hong Kong are notoriously hard to get, so it pays to understand the procedures and plan ahead. This infographic curated by our specialists showcases the key steps in obtaining different types of motorbike licenses.

There are slight differences between the processes of purchasing a new car and a second-hand car. Sometimes, Hong Kong drivers are so busy that they may forget one or two important steps after the payment. For example, they may forget to purchase car insurance or finish the ownership transfer procedure. Our infographic offers a sensory summary of the procedures between purchasing a car and getting behind the wheel.

Learn more about the steps between purchasing a car and getting behind the wheel so that you won’t get off caught and miss one or two vital procedures.

Hong Kong vehicle owners can put their own personal touch on their vehicles, thanks to the Personalized Vehicle Registration Marks Scheme. Even though the steps can seem complicated, this easy-to-understand infographic breaks down the entire registration process so you know exactly what to do to get a PVRM in HK.