Disadvantages of having children in Hong Kong

Hong Kong identity has many inconveniences in living in the Mainland.

On June 8, 2009, 10, the Hong Kong Hospital Authority announced that from June 1 1, all public hospitals would freeze 201non-local pregnant women's appointment service for the rest of the time, so as to reserve enough places to cope with the delivery of pregnant women in Hong Kong. This means that the attitude of the Hong Kong SAR Government towards mainland parturients has undergone subtle changes. After the closure of public hospitals, the scheduled production of private hospitals has been scheduled for 2065438+April 2002.

It is not an isolated phenomenon that mainland women go to Hong Kong to give birth. However, when they give birth in Hong Kong, can they really benefit from some "black intermediary" publicity? Some experts who specialize in investment and settlement in Hong Kong have reservations about this.

The legal basis for mainland children born in Hong Kong to obtain Hong Kong status stems from the trial result of a case on 200 1. Mainland children whose parents are not Hong Kong residents can be confirmed as Hong Kong residents because they were born in Hong Kong. Hong Kong implements case law, which means that all China citizens born in Hong Kong can enjoy the status and welfare of Hong Kong people.

Zou Lijuan, managing director of Lianhong Overseas, said that parents need to consider maturity, otherwise giving birth in Hong Kong will bring a lot of inconvenience to their children's future development in the Mainland. First of all, children can't go to the mainland hukou and student status, and they can't take the two biggest exams, the college entrance examination and the civil service exam. Secondly, children will have many inconveniences in inheritance and marriage registration. Moreover, children's future purchase of A shares and domestic registered companies will also be subject to many restrictions; Finally, Hong Kong is a low-tax region, attracting investors to make money instead of supporting the elderly. Its pension and medical security are far less attractive than those of immigrant destinations such as Canada and Australia. Parents should think carefully when considering giving their children away.

Enjoy 12 years of free education?

In fact, the cost is higher, and one of the benefits that intermediaries like to advocate most is "free education benefits of 12 years". In fact, it is still unknown whether these children can easily get free education in Hong Kong in the future, and the actual cost of enjoying free education in Hong Kong may be higher.

Zou Lijuan predicted that if middle-income families go to Hong Kong to give birth, the education cost of children in the future may be very high. Since children do not have a Guangzhou hukou, if they study in Guangzhou, they need to pay a high tuition fee to "borrow"; If you go to Hong Kong to study as a child, your parents need to rent an apartment in Hong Kong to accompany you, and the cost may be higher.

Compared with the cost, the more difficult problem is that it is difficult for mainland parents to get an endorsement to visit relatives when they go to Hong Kong to accompany them. Tang, general manager of Lianhua Immigration Company in the United States, said that the endorsement of mainland visiting relatives in Hong Kong is generally issued to visit the elderly and spouses, and it is difficult for mainland parents to stay in Hong Kong for a long time in the future. Guangzhou residents can travel freely twice a month for up to 7 days each time, while Shenzhen residents are more convenient and can make multiple trips.

Can you go to a prestigious school with low grades?

This policy may be adjusted at any time.

The black intermediary also said that after finishing high school, "Zaizai" does not need to take the mainland college entrance examination, but only needs to prepare for the "examination for jointly recruiting overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan students in ordinary universities", which is much easier than the college entrance examination. The admission scores of many key universities are about 200 points lower than the college entrance examination scores.

This policy is aimed at students who really grew up in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. When a large number of "Aberdeen" students studying in the mainland come to grab these places more than ten years later, it is difficult to guarantee that the Ministry of Education will not restrict them.

Isn't it super life to have a baby in Hong Kong?

Living in the mainland will be fined.

Some black intermediaries also claim that if they go to Hong Kong to have children, the children will get Hong Kong status, so they don't need mainland hukou and don't occupy mainland resources. So it's not a super life, and there is no need for a fine.

With the increasing number of people born in Hong Kong, the Guangdong Provincial Family Planning Commission specifically reiterated the relevant provisions of the Regulations on Population and Family Planning in Guangdong Province. "Under normal circumstances, couples of urban residents in Guangdong Province can only have one child, regardless of whether their childbearing behavior occurs at home or abroad. Before it is uncertain whether the children born outside the policy will return to China to live, according to the provisions of the State Family Planning Commission, the collection of social support fees can be suspended. However, if the husband and wife are party member and have a work unit, they can be handled in accordance with the Regulations and the relevant provisions of party discipline and political discipline. "

In other words, as long as children live in the mainland, they have to pay the so-called "fine" (social support). A couple surnamed Chen in Foshan thought they could rest easy after giving birth to their second child in Hong Kong. In the end, Chen Mou not only paid the social support fee of 6,543.8+0.4 million yuan, but both husband and wife could not enjoy the dividend of the village collective of 654.38+0.4 years. In addition, the party who is a public official has also been expelled from the unit.