is there any way to get a foreign CC?
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do HK MCs have even more specific benefits? i was looking at the MC site for asia/pacific, and they had tons of great partners listed. mastercard moments partners i noted above.
thanks for the suggestion ill check into that and post an update.
thanks for the suggestion ill check into that and post an update.
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Originally Posted by Kagehitokiri
do HK MCs have even more specific benefits? i was looking at the MC site for asia/pacific, and they had tons of great partners listed. mastercard moments partners i noted above.
thanks for the suggestion ill check into that and post an update.
thanks for the suggestion ill check into that and post an update.
Moments is akin to Premium Collection or Premium Offers from MasterCard USA/ N. America.
Also keep in mind some institutions require that payments for charges and fees be drawn on a local bank -- at least that is the way it is in the USA, and I wouuld suspect HK as well --- so you might do well to open a basic checking account and just fund it with enough to cover the cards charges -- any good private banker could help with that --- a HKD denominated checking account at the HK branch of the bank.
Last edited by STAM4NICK; Oct 24, 2006 at 7:25 pm
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Af Visa..
Originally Posted by STAM4NICK
I had HSBC --Hong Kong credit product website--- in mind when typing the above. HSBC adds on alot of thier own benefits above and beyond those that MC offers. I think Citi in HK also has some interesting products --like thier Centurion/Chairman appearance like IT Visa ---- though I stick with MC.
Moments is akin to Premium Collection or Premium Offers from MasterCard USA/ N. America.
Also keep in mind some institutions require that payments for charges and fees be drawn on a local bank -- at least that is the way it is in the USA, and I wouuld suspect HK as well --- so you might do well to open a basic checking account and just fund it with enough to cover the cards charges -- any good private banker could help with that --- a HKD denominated checking account at the HK branch of the bank.
Moments is akin to Premium Collection or Premium Offers from MasterCard USA/ N. America.
Also keep in mind some institutions require that payments for charges and fees be drawn on a local bank -- at least that is the way it is in the USA, and I wouuld suspect HK as well --- so you might do well to open a basic checking account and just fund it with enough to cover the cards charges -- any good private banker could help with that --- a HKD denominated checking account at the HK branch of the bank.
Pymts and charges are done via your EU financial institution.
Now that u have brought it back to my mind, i thnk i will look into it.
more info here;
http://www.airfrance.fr/FR/fr/local/...cekedgfndfnj.0
Last edited by aly; Oct 29, 2006 at 3:56 am

