Original sentence: A Hong Kong work visa requires some amount of higher education; and in some cases Filipino women with university degrees and perfect command of English are willing to work as maids and nannies for the higher salary they will receive in Hong Kong than they could make at home.A significant proportion of those employed as domestic workers in Hong Kong have other professions in the Philippines, there are those with university degrees who work Hong Kong for more opportunities.Although Filipino domestic workers vastly outnumber other Filipinos in other professions, there are a notable number of Filipino professionals in Hong Kong.Many Filipinos also work in service industries in the Central business district, and also in Hong Kong Disneyland as entertainers or other cast members.Many are architects and civil engineers, working on some of the most prominent buildings and construction projects in Hong Kong.Some are information technology professionals, and many are in professional services (accounting, law, finance).There are also some Filipinos who have married expatriates, mostly from Western countries, and have settled down in Hong Kong.There are on average around 140,000 Filipinos in Hong Kong, of whom most find work as foreign domestic helpers
Edited sentence: A Hong Kong work visa requires some amount of higher education; and in some cases Filipino women with university degrees are willing to work as maids and nannies for the higher salary and better living conditions they will receive in Hong Kong than they could make at home.It is estimated that over 95% of Filipinos in Hong Kong are domestic workers while some have chosen to work in bars as 'waitresses' who double as sex workers.Many Filipinos also work in service industries in the Central business district and Wanchai, and also in Hong Kong Disneyland as entertainers or other cast members.The future for them is uncertain since these couples are illiterate in Chinese and as non-Chinese they cannot be granted Chinese nationality.There are on average around 140,000 Filipinos in Hong Kong, of the the vast majority work as foreign domestic helpers.There is a minority of female Filipinos who have married expatriates, mostly a decade or two older than themselves from Western countries, and have settled down in Hong Kong.There is a website (www.com) created by a group of Filipino residents that contains helpline, free services and business directory lists of Filipino shops (eg: employment services, cargo services, Phil products, employment agencies, etc..) for Filipino community in Hong Kong