เรื่องของเรื่อง ผมมีแพลนไปฮ่องกงวันที่ 14-17 เดือนหน้า แพลนไว้ตั้งแต่ตุลาปีที่แล้ว แต่แฟนผมเค้าท้องซะก่อน แต่เค้าอยากไปมาก ผมก็เช็คกับ Air Asia ว่าบินได้รึเปล่า ใน Ask Air Asia ระบุว่าบินได้ ถ้าไม่เกิน 34 สัปดาห์ (ถึงวันบินประมาณ 33) แต่ต้องเซ็นยินยอมขึ้นเครื่องเอง และไม่เอาผิดสายการบินถ้าเกิดอะไรขึ้น แล้วก็ส่งถาม ตม. ของฮ่องกง ว่าแฟนผมท้อง 33 สัปดาห์ จะเข้าฮ่องกงได้รึเปล่า ได้คำตอบมาตามนี้ครับ
Hong Kong welcomes visitors. On the other hand, we also have an obligation to protect the interest and well being of the people of Hong Kong. All visitors arriving in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region are subject to immigration examination under the Immigration Ordinance, Laws of Hong Kong so as to ascertain that normal immigration requirements are met, viz. possession of valid travel documents to return to their place of domicile, possession of adequate fund, the genuineness of the purpose of visit not in doubt, no known criminal or adverse records, etc. before permission to land in Hong Kong may be given. Each case will be considered and determined on its individual merits.
The Immigration Department will step up arrival clearance checks for all non-local pregnant women who are at an advanced stage of pregnancy. To minimise disputes, women who have been pregnant for seven months (i.e. 28 weeks) or above will be deemed to be at an advanced stage of pregnancy. Final decision on the entry of a particular visitor or otherwise will rest with relevant officers.
Pregnant Mainland women who are suspected of entering Hong Kong to give birth will be asked by immigration officers upon entry to produce the booking confirmation certificates issued by Hong Kong hospitals to prove that a local hospital has confirmed the arrangements for their admission to the hospital. Those who fail to do so may be denied entry. The Government will continue to discuss the arrangements with the Mainland authorities concerned.
As for non-local pregnant women from places other than the Mainland, given that there are only isolated cases of such women giving birth in Hong Kong, the Government will not request them to produce a booking confirmation certificate before approving their entry applications at this stage. Nevertheless, arrival clearance checks on these women will be increased.
The staff of the Immigration Department will be assisted by medical staff to implement the new measures at the control points, for instance, providing advice on the physical condition of pregnant women.
เค้าตอบกั๊กแบบนี้ ผมควรให้แฟนผมไปรึเปล่าครับ
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Hong Kong welcomes visitors. On the other hand, we also have an obligation to protect the interest and well being of the people of Hong Kong. All visitors arriving in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region are subject to immigration examination under the Immigration Ordinance, Laws of Hong Kong so as to ascertain that normal immigration requirements are met, viz. possession of valid travel documents to return to their place of domicile, possession of adequate fund, the genuineness of the purpose of visit not in doubt, no known criminal or adverse records, etc. before permission to land in Hong Kong may be given. Each case will be considered and determined on its individual merits.
The Immigration Department will step up arrival clearance checks for all non-local pregnant women who are at an advanced stage of pregnancy. To minimise disputes, women who have been pregnant for seven months (i.e. 28 weeks) or above will be deemed to be at an advanced stage of pregnancy. Final decision on the entry of a particular visitor or otherwise will rest with relevant officers.
Pregnant Mainland women who are suspected of entering Hong Kong to give birth will be asked by immigration officers upon entry to produce the booking confirmation certificates issued by Hong Kong hospitals to prove that a local hospital has confirmed the arrangements for their admission to the hospital. Those who fail to do so may be denied entry. The Government will continue to discuss the arrangements with the Mainland authorities concerned.
As for non-local pregnant women from places other than the Mainland, given that there are only isolated cases of such women giving birth in Hong Kong, the Government will not request them to produce a booking confirmation certificate before approving their entry applications at this stage. Nevertheless, arrival clearance checks on these women will be increased.
The staff of the Immigration Department will be assisted by medical staff to implement the new measures at the control points, for instance, providing advice on the physical condition of pregnant women.
เค้าตอบกั๊กแบบนี้ ผมควรให้แฟนผมไปรึเปล่าครับ