How do mainlanders go to Hong Kong to have children? About how much will it cost?

You can get the Hong Kong and Macao Pass in advance and go directly to Hong Kong within 3 months of pregnancy.

When you go to Hong Kong for the first time, you have to decide whether to give birth in a public or private hospital in Hong Kong. Public hospital reservation, deposit 39,000 Hong Kong dollars. Generally, you can leave the hospital 3 days and 2 nights after delivery, without extra charge. But if you stay for an extra day of HK$ 3,300, the total payment will be cheaper. However, public hospitals have to go to check-ups at least three times, and the doctors are arranged by the hospital. You can't choose to have a natural delivery or caesarean section.

Therefore, most pregnant women in China will choose private hospitals, and the medical equipment is also first-class. If you find an experienced private doctor and issue a good certificate, you can go to a private hospital and pay a deposit of 40 thousand Hong Kong dollars. The general hospital fee is about HK$ 50,000, plus 1 10,000 for caesarean section, and the number of prenatal examinations is enough.

In addition, it should be noted that if you want to go to Shenzhen and Hong Kong, you must have a baby at least one month in advance. In terms of accommodation, hotels are generally more expensive and the diet is not convenient. You can find apartment-style accommodation, which is cheaper and you can cook your own favorite dishes. Some apartments have aunts to help with laundry and cooking.

If you have friends in Hong Kong, they will help you in every way. You can come to Hong Kong with confidence. Otherwise, I suggest you find a reputable professional intermediary company to help you, with reasonable price and close service. It is very important to help you make an appointment for a birth check-up, make an appointment for a hospital bed, and apply for documents after the baby is born. Tian Ai Maternal and Child Counseling Service Company in Hong Kong is a friendly, professional and responsible company followed by Hong Kong people.