Receptionist Salaries in Hong Kong
HK$14K - HK$18K/mo
93 salaries
HK$20K
Low
HK$47K
High
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HK$52
HK$52
HK$52 - HK$52 Range
HK$50
HK$60
HK$50 - HK$60 Range
HK$17K
HK$20K
HK$17,423 - HK$20,383 Range
HK$1K
HK$19K
HK$1,437 - HK$18,847 Range
HK$11K
HK$12K
HK$11,009 - HK$12,064 Range
HK$12K
HK$14K
HK$11,519 - HK$13,552 Range
HK$43
HK$52
HK$43 - HK$52 Range
HK$16K
HK$19K
HK$16,337 - HK$19,332 Range
HK$15K
HK$17K
HK$15,464 - HK$17,034 Range
HK$48
HK$63
HK$48 - HK$63 Range
HK$13K
HK$15K
HK$13,487 - HK$15,154 Range
US$14K
US$16K
US$14,451 - US$15,601 Range
HK$19K
HK$21K
HK$19,082 - HK$20,612 Range
US$15K
US$17K
US$15,206 - US$16,622 Range
HK$19K
HK$21K
HK$19,203 - HK$20,728 Range
HK$15K
HK$17K
HK$15,382 - HK$16,550 Range
US$10
US$10
US$10 - US$10 Range
HK$19K
HK$21K
HK$19,256 - HK$20,954 Range
HK$14K
HK$15K
HK$13,552 - HK$14,670 Range
HK$38
HK$42
HK$38 - HK$42 Range
Receptionist Salaries
Frequently asked questions about a Receptionist salaries
The average salary for a Receptionist is HK$34,750 per month in Hong Kong. Salaries estimates are based on 93 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by a Receptionist employees in Hong Kong.
The highest salary for a Receptionist in Hong Kong is HK$46,800 per month.
The lowest salary for a Receptionist in Hong Kong is HK$20,292 per month.
Receptionist roles provide a professional working environment with opportunities for mobility without high barriers to entry. While pay is usually modest, it rises as individuals exit to related roles, including that of office manager or executive assistant. They could also become a personal assistant (PA) or train to become a medical secretary for a GP or clinic. Candidates can also increase their pay by gaining work experience or internships at private sector firms rather than public sector, government, or non-profit organisations.