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Do I need to translate the power of attorney to leave the child in English?
The child travels on a children's travel card with his grandmother to Bulgaria by car (via Romania). There is a notarized permission from the parents to leave, which states that they will cross the border of Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey. (They want to go on an excursion to Istanbul by car from Bulgaria). Will there be any problems with leaving the Bulgaria-Turkey border with a power of attorney in Ukrainian? Does anyone have experience with similar trips? Where can you stay in Istanbul? Thank you in advance.
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At the entrance to Turkey, no powers of attorney are required at all, as far as I know.
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answered 15 years ago
A power of attorney is needed specifically for leaving Ukraine. And they will look at it at our border. There is no need to translate it into English.
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answered 15 years ago
A power of attorney is needed. Checks our border when leaving. It will be hard for them to read in English (just kidding).
You can also do it in English, but then our border has the right to require a notarized translation into a sovereign language (true).
You can also do it in English, but then our border has the right to require a notarized translation into a sovereign language (true).
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answered 15 years ago
At the border with Turkey, no powers of attorney are asked, it took place a year ago.
Regarding an independent trip to Istanbul by car, it’s quite bold. Istanbul is a huge city, the territory is 4-5 times larger than Kyiv, traffic jams in the center are such that traffic jams in Kyiv or Moscow are a kindergarten. (I was by car in August) But the signs are readable, it is easy to navigate on the map. Try to book a hotel from Bulgaria through a travel agency, it will be cheaper than on your own. And you must have at least a double-entry Bulgarian visa. Good luck
Regarding an independent trip to Istanbul by car, it’s quite bold. Istanbul is a huge city, the territory is 4-5 times larger than Kyiv, traffic jams in the center are such that traffic jams in Kyiv or Moscow are a kindergarten. (I was by car in August) But the signs are readable, it is easy to navigate on the map. Try to book a hotel from Bulgaria through a travel agency, it will be cheaper than on your own. And you must have at least a double-entry Bulgarian visa. Good luck
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answered 15 years ago
There is no need to translate the power of attorney, our border checks.
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answered 15 years ago
The power of attorney was required only at the Ukrainian border, nowhere else, it is not necessary to translate it. The visa was opened with a 2-fold entry. We went to Istanbul, it is very difficult to drive there by car!
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