Can't I go to Hong Kong if I'm pregnant? How many months pregnant can't I go to Hong Kong?

Little friends, do you know that not everyone can go to Hong Kong casually? Be careful when you are pregnant, because there are regulations in Hong Kong that there are restrictions on going to Hong Kong when you are pregnant. Not everyone can go to Hong Kong casually.

How many months pregnant can't I go to Hong Kong?

Passengers with valid documents (including mainlanders) will be allowed to enter Hong Kong as long as they meet the general entry requirements (for example, they have sufficient travel expenses and the Immigration Department has no doubt about their stated purpose of coming to Hong Kong). The Immigration Department will not refuse a visitor entry because she suspects that she is pregnant.

In co-ordination with immigration measures, the Immigration Department will step up immigration inspection of all women from outside Hong Kong in the third trimester of pregnancy. In order to reduce disputes, about seven months of pregnancy (that is, more than 28 weeks) will be automatically regarded as the third trimester, and whether or not to allow entry will be judged by the relevant personnel. It takes about 10 weeks to go to Hong Kong for a non-invasive check-up, which has little impact. However, if they can't produce a confirmation letter, they may also be refused entry.

According to the immigration laws of Hong Kong, immigration officers must check the identity, valid travel documents, purpose of coming to Hong Kong, date of stay, etc. of any person who comes to Hong Kong. Except those who have the right of abode or entry in Hong Kong, any person who comes to Hong Kong for sightseeing, visiting relatives or transiting through the territory must be allowed to enter Hong Kong or stay within the period of stay indicated in the visa endorsement, even if he/she has met all the above conditions or obtained the relevant entry visa endorsement at his/her place of residence. The Immigration Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region has the right to refuse any person entry into Hong Kong or grant him a shorter stay.

How to get through customs

1. Return air tickets and hotel orders.

Because of my previous work, I still know some policies in Hong Kong.

If you choose to travel by plane, you must prepare a valid ticket order, which can be printed out or left in your mobile phone. The plane tickets, app screenshots and text messages bought by Flying Pig are all backed up. It is suggested that the screenshot after the ticket is issued should at least include the flight number, date and 13-digit e-ticket number.

The hotel was booked in agoda. Because I often stayed here, I left a screenshot on my mobile phone, so I didn't print it specially.

2. The latest birth inspection certificate.

Some airlines will require pregnant women to issue relevant certificates to prove the actual gestational age when carrying pregnant women in China. When Hong Kong returns to China, you must ask for relevant certificates, so these things must be ready.

Tips: Pregnant women travel by air during pregnancy week. When buying a ticket, it is best to consult the official customer service of the airline before paying.

Apple's mobile phone photos have their own photo date. You can take photos with your mobile phone and take the latest inspection results of your maternal and child health care manual, including the date of birth inspection, the number of weeks of pregnancy that day and the list of major abnormalities. Enough to prove the actual gestational age.

3. Arrive in Hong Kong.

It is strongly recommended to open roaming or traffic packages for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan according to the actual situation of staying in Hong Kong.

4. Go through the customs and the "little black room"

When waiting in line for customs clearance after arriving in Hong Kong, a female staff member saw that she was pregnant and asked her if she was pregnant and told her that she was. The attitude of the staff is also very good. They went to the courtesy channel to queue up and communicated in Cantonese all the time, and found nothing unusual.

After arriving at the courtesy channel, another male staff member routinely asked his name and the purpose of going to Hong Kong. When he didn't come, he took the certificate and let him go. I walked a short distance and came to an office. Customs officials should take away their certificates and boarding passes.

5. Customs inquiry.

After waiting less than ten minutes, he was called to make a routine inquiry. It was in a cubicle that the male staff member who was just about to issue the certificate filled out the form and began to ask and answer questions.

Mainly asked the following questions.

1. Name, work place, income, purpose of going to Hong Kong, pregnancy and actual gestational age, whether there is a return flight and proof, and the name of the hotel staying in Hong Kong.

2. Is there a hospital reception in Hong Kong? If yes, please show me relevant certificates. If not, please provide information about the delivery check-up and the hospital where the delivery is scheduled.

3. Do you have any colleagues? Name, boarding pass, work place, colleague's income.

All the above questions need to be provided with information, and there are relevant photos in the mobile phone to testify. If brother Guan needs to record it, show it to him directly.

4. Ask if you know Hong Kong's policy towards pregnant women, such as "zero double mistakes".

It is best to know these questions and take the initiative to explain what "zero double non" is. If you don't know, it doesn't matter, just say you don't know, but it means you won't stay beyond the time limit. Use the return flight to prove it.

That's basically it. All you have to do is be honest, calm and keep smiling. Needless to say all the answers, answer whatever you ask. You have to send an important message to Guan Ge: You will never have a baby in Hong Kong. Then nothing happened, and the customs brother sorted out the information and went out normally.