As we all know, the medical level in Hong Kong is relatively high. Can I go to Hong Kong to see a doctor with a tourist endorsement?

Yes, and you'd better only choose private hospitals instead of public hospitals. First, the fees are close, because you are not a Hong Kong resident and cannot enjoy the medical benefits provided by the government. If Hong Kong residents have subsidies in public hospitals, private hospitals do not. Second, the examination of private doctors will be more detailed, because there are not many private patients, but there are many public patients.

As long as you are in Hong Kong, in the event of an accident, hospitals in Hong Kong will rescue you first, and then deal with other expenses and identity issues. People who enter the country legally can go to the hospital to see a doctor. If they have to be hospitalized outside the date of the tourist visa because of illness, as long as there is a doctor's certificate to prove why they can't leave the country immediately, you can ask your family to go to the immigration office to help you apply for extension of stay. Meanwhile, private hospitals are short of patients, but you have to call the hospital to make an appointment. At the same time, tell your pass number and bring your pass when you register in the hospital.

(Pregnancy is an exception. Mainland residents who want to visit Hong Kong must hold a valid entry permit to and from Hong Kong and Macao with relevant signs and meet the same entry documents before they are allowed to enter Hong Kong. The second trimester (seven months (or 28 weeks) or more) will be regarded as the second trimester. Visitors can carry documents with them, such as physical examination and report forms, for the reference of relevant personnel. Mainland pregnant women must also show the confirmation letter of appointment for admission and delivery service signed by medical hospitals in Hong Kong (not individual medical students); If the purpose is not to come to Hong Kong alone to give birth, they must produce enough evidence to prove it. )