It has not been approved yet but I gave birth to a child in Hong Kong.

I would like to inquire about the household registration of the child I gave birth to.

First of all, according to current Hong Kong laws, the following four categories of non-Hong Kong resident pregnant women can still legally give birth in Hong Kong and obtain Hong Kong household registration:

Category 1: single non-mainland pregnant women

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If a mainland female and a Hong Kong male obtain a marriage certificate, they are considered single non-mainland pregnant women. They are allowed to enter Hong Kong for prenatal check-ups normally. They can book a bed in the hospital in advance in the early stages of pregnancy and obtain the "Mainland Pregnant Women's Childbirth Appointment" issued by the hospital. , and when you arrive in Hong Kong again before the expected date of delivery, you can enter the country with this appointment slip and check into the reserved hospital to give birth to your baby.

Pregnant women from the Mainland do not enter Hong Kong with a Hong Kong and Macao Permit, but enter Hong Kong with a "visit permit". After receiving a marriage certificate from a Hong Kong man, the pregnant woman returns to the place where her household registration is in the Mainland. With the Hong Kong marriage certificate Apply for this "family visit permit", which has a period of stay in Hong Kong of 3 months.

(Note: It is known that to apply for a "family visit permit" in Guangdong Province, a Hong Kong man must live together, and the IDs and marriage certificates of both parties must be verified; in other provinces such as Hubei, Henan Province, and Shanxi Province, A Hong Kong husband is not required to live in Hong Kong.)

Category 2: Pregnant women with foreign nationality (need to hold a foreign passport to enter Hong Kong)

Hong Kong does not restrict pregnant women with foreign nationality from going to Hong Kong to give birth, but it does require that they The husband must be of Chinese nationality, otherwise the child born in Hong Kong will only have a "birth certificate" issued by the hospital and will not be able to join the Hong Kong household registration. Only if the husband is of Chinese nationality can the baby be registered in Hong Kong and apply for a Hong Kong Return Permit, Return Permit, Hong Kong Passport and Hong Kong Identity with the "Birth Certificate".

Category 3: Pregnant women from Taiwan and Macau

Many people here may be wondering, how come those from these two places can go to Hong Kong to give birth? Here, a doll who has been working in Hong Kong for 6 years will explain the reasons. First, let’s analyze why the Hong Kong government restricts pregnant women from mainland China from going to Hong Kong to give birth. Note that there is the word "Mainland" in front of it. Because Hong Kong is too small and densely populated, the mainland has There are 23 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, and 4 municipalities directly under the Central Government. Counting the number of illegal births, there are at least nearly 1.4 billion. With such a huge population base, a large number of pregnant women from the mainland have poured into Hong Kong to give birth to their second child. After 12 years of going to Hong Kong to give birth, Hong Kong has been overwhelmed by the tide, which is why it stopped accepting pregnant women from Mainland China.

As Taiwan and Macau have small populations, and the social welfare is not inferior to that of Hong Kong, especially Taiwan’s welfare is better than that of Hong Kong, the number of pregnant women in these two regions are willing to go to Hong Kong to give birth to their children. It is very rare, so it is not included in Hong Kong’s restrictions.

Four categories: Pregnant women who have obtained Hong Kong temporary identity cards

This group of people mostly fall into the following categories

1. Those who have graduated from university in Hong Kong and stayed in Hong Kong Those who have worked for one year and obtained a Hong Kong temporary identity card;

2. Those who invest in immigration, with about 10 million Hong Kong dollars, can obtain a temporary identity card in one year at the earliest;

3. Talent Program, where top talents in the industry immigrate to Hong Kong, such as Lang Lang in the music industry, Zhao Wei in the entertainment industry, etc.;

4. Most of the workers hired to work in Hong Kong possess special skills, such as senior Welders, fitters, piano tutors, etc.;

You should not fall into Category 2 or Category 3, so please check by yourself whether you belong to Category 1 or Category 4. As long as it belongs, even if the approval is not passed, it can still be considered.

From the beginning of 2013, Hong Kong will no longer accept "double non-Mainland pregnant women to Hong Kong to give birth to their children". Subsequently, in addition to notifying all public and private hospitals in Hong Kong that they were no longer allowed to admit pregnant women from Mainland China, a large number of police officers and medical personnel were dispatched to carry out strict inspections of pregnant women from Mainland China at various land ports, customs and airports. Once they were found to be pregnant for more than 5 months, Those who are older than 1 month will not be allowed to enter Hong Kong. If you sneak into Hong Kong, you will only be deported to the mainland.