20 13 the benefits of going to hong kong to have a baby

Ten benefits of giving birth in Hong Kong:

1. Global 135 National visa exemption.

2. Free biliterate and trilingual education in Hong Kong 12.

3. Go home or immigrate to Europe and America in the future.

4. Loose population policy

5. Improve the developed lifelong medical security.

6. Immediately save 6,543,800+million yuan in investment and immigration expenses.

7. Free access to the Mainland and Hong Kong

8. Attend a prestigious domestic school without taking the test.

9. Superior social welfare guarantee

10. Relatives can apply for immigration to Hong Kong.

There are still many benefits, but now on April 26, 20 12, Hong Kong ZF has explicitly banned mainland pregnant women from going to Hong Kong to give birth.

20 13 If you want to have a baby in Hong Kong, you need a special way.

Make an appointment with a hospital in Hong Kong as soon as possible after you confirm your pregnancy, get the appointment certificate of the hospital, and then go through customs with the certificate when you give birth, otherwise the customs will not let you go through customs. I have to go to Hong Kong for two birth check-ups before giving birth, and those who have to go to Shenzhen for labor in advance to avoid temporary problems. If you have a caesarean section, it will be about a week in advance. After five to six days of normal production in Hong Kong, you can get two certificates and go home for a month. You can get 1 1 year ID card, 5-year passport and 3-year home visit permit after one month.

Through the careful introduction of professional consultants of maternal and child health care in Hong Kong, we found that it is quite complicated for mainland families to have children in Hong Kong, and every link needs close contact. If something goes wrong, it will affect expectant mothers and babies. Therefore, it is very important to choose a Hong Kong company with profound qualifications, rich experience and excellent service. Only in this way can you produce safely and smoothly in a strange place like Hong Kong.

It's complicated anyway.