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My daughter was born in Hong Kong and obtained a Hong Kong hukou. As a mother, can I sign an account with my daughter in the future?
Wait until their husbands/wives are over 60 years old, and they must have no children in the Mainland, and they are single elderly people (not specifically, you know what "single" means here). Only in this way can they apply for going to Hong Kong to take refuge in their children as "lonely old people who are left unattended".
Not now. Otherwise, everyone will spend 40 thousand to 50 thousand to come to Hong Kong to have a baby, and the whole family can emigrate. How can such a good thing happen?
Hong Kong natives are quite disgusted with the idea that mainlanders come to Hong Kong to have children! Now, all the responsibilities fall on the "new immigrants" who have settled in Hong Kong through legal channels. . . It is said that they are moths, eroding the welfare of Hong Kong. . . . Hey. .
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