The 300 'maternity tourists'
Women cheating their way into UK to give birth for free
NHS pregnancy tourism
A government report found that immigration officials at one airport stopped more than 300 such mothers-to-be over two years Photo: ALAMY
Andrew Gilligan By Andrew Gilligan9:30PM GMT 28 Dec 2013Comments130 Comments
Hundreds of pregnant foreigners are flying to Britain just days before they give birth to receive free care on the NHS.
A government report found that immigration officials at one airport stopped more than 300 such mothers-to-be over two years.
Most of the women had to be admitted and allowed to give birth on the NHS, the report found, because their pregnancies were too advanced for them to fly home.
Airlines typically do not carry women more than 36 weeks pregnant. However, the women boarded flights in their home countries with forged doctors’ notes concealing the length of their pregnancies.
The disclosure will heighten growing fears over “health tourism”, which sees foreigners coming to Britain for free NHS care.
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