Mainland agencies market HK vocational courses as residency loophole for newborns

Agencies in mainland China are marketing VTC courses to pregnant women as a low-cost route to Hong Kong residency and passports for their newborns, exploiting a legal pathway. The practice highlights a loophole in Hong Kong's immigration and education system, with potential implications for cross-border migration and social integration. Critics question the legitimacy and long-term consequences of this strategy.

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