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Consent to leave the child
Tell me, please, to travel to the UAE do you need consent from the father if a child (6 years old) is traveling with his mother? And one more thing: the child and mother have different surnames, what documents will be needed?
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Permission to leave the child from the second parent is needed for any trip abroad.
From the documents you will need only your passport with the child entered there (and his photograph pasted) or his separate children's travel document. But for insurance, I advise you to capture his birth certificate as well.
From the documents you will need only your passport with the child entered there (and his photograph pasted) or his separate children's travel document. But for insurance, I advise you to capture his birth certificate as well.
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answered 12 years ago
1l6umuoz - you are from Ukraine, sungaleon1 from Russia.
The rules for crossing the border of a child with one parent are different.
Essentially.
1. Call the border service of the Russian Federation.
2. You will be told everything in the agency where you will arrange the tour.
The rules for crossing the border of a child with one parent are different.
Essentially.
1. Call the border service of the Russian Federation.
2. You will be told everything in the agency where you will arrange the tour.
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answered 12 years ago
Children whose parents are citizens of the Russian Federation can travel abroad of the Russian Federation accompanied by one of the parents. A power of attorney from the second is not needed.
If the second parent has not issued a ban on the export of his child abroad, then the border guards will let him through.
With different surnames. Since all these issues are discussed with the Russian border guards, the usual procedure is a birth certificate or the child is entered in the parent's passport.
Do not forget that the UAE is a visa country for Russians. If the child is not entered in the parent's passport and travels according to his own document, then a visa is issued for him. And with different surnames, the UAE immigration service needs to make sure that the child is traveling with the parent. Arabs are not Russians. They may require a birth certificate translated into ENGLISH and certified by a notary. The person who will issue these visas for you will answer you more accurately. There are nuances.
If the second parent has not issued a ban on the export of his child abroad, then the border guards will let him through.
With different surnames. Since all these issues are discussed with the Russian border guards, the usual procedure is a birth certificate or the child is entered in the parent's passport.
Do not forget that the UAE is a visa country for Russians. If the child is not entered in the parent's passport and travels according to his own document, then a visa is issued for him. And with different surnames, the UAE immigration service needs to make sure that the child is traveling with the parent. Arabs are not Russians. They may require a birth certificate translated into ENGLISH and certified by a notary. The person who will issue these visas for you will answer you more accurately. There are nuances.
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answered 12 years ago
If possible, try to submit documents in advance (at least 10 working days before departure). I traveled in the summer together with my daughter, we have different surnames, and despite the assurances of the tour operator that a few days are enough to get a visa, we got into an extremely unpleasant situation when at the time of departure I had a visa open, but the child did not. As a result, we ourselves had to resolve the problem at our own expense at the UAE airport, where their customs officers explained to us that a situation like ours requires a longer check (good knowledge of English and the availability of open Schengen and UK visas helped my daughter). Maybe we were just unlucky, but .... (we always take permission to leave and it’s better to translate into English, it won’t hurt).
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answered 12 years ago