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Is it possible to get a visa for a child at the age of 16?
My daughter is 15, next year a trip to Germany is planned. She will be 16, respectively, she will have her national Ukrainian passport. She will be sent an invitation by a German friend (we know him for a long time, but she is going for the first time). her to Germany, that is, he will be the escort (the daughter is traveling alone, without me, her husband or another relative). Everything that is connected with money during her stay there, she takes over. Do I need to apply for a Visa? What difficulties can arise? What kind of documents do you need to submit? Please help, my daughter is going abroad for the first time, we don’t know what and how :)
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In any case, you will need to make a notarized permission for the girl to go abroad, since she will not yet be 18 years old. You will make a visa for her 100%. The package of documents is standard for the Schengen countries. I'm really not entirely aware of whether she will need to make a guest book in this case, or you can make a regular tourist one. In general, it is better if you consult directly with the consulate. But I'm afraid that they may not be extradited, because, for example, having heard such information, I understand that the girl is going to the groom. And they can slap a refusal, citing the fact that she simply will not return back.
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answered 12 years ago
But she will be 16, she will finish 11 classes. Can it be possible to get a certificate from the school, which confirms the incomplete education in Ukraine? Could this be the main reason for returning home?
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answered 12 years ago
Please contact the embassy to find out what documents to provide.
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answered 12 years ago
There is also the question of whether it is possible to issue a power of attorney to export a child to a foreigner who is not a relative. First, check with a notary or at the Dezhkardon Ukraine help desk.
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answered 12 years ago