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power of attorney from the father of the child
Do they ask permission from the other parent at passport control at Hurghada airport upon arrival?
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I would not dare to go without a power of attorney, there may be problems out of the blue.
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answered 14 years ago
In Hurghada, apart from a passport, they are not interested in any other documents.
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answered 14 years ago
the fact that a power of attorney is not asked does not mean at all that it is not required; make a normal notarized power of attorney and do not look for unnecessary problems.
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answered 14 years ago
If you fly out of Ukraine, then without a power of attorney from the second parent you will not be released from the country.
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answered 14 years ago
No, they never asked us either in Egypt or in Turkey .. We flew without dad several times.
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answered 14 years ago
A power of attorney from the other parent is not required. If you need to write in a personal I will send all the documents.
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answered 14 years ago
In Russia, yes, it is not required, but in Ukraine they will not let you go anywhere without a power of attorney.
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answered 14 years ago
We flew out of Kharkov, our border guards demanded a power of attorney, which specifically indicates the dates from what date and by what date the second parent allows the first parent to take their child out. In Hurghada, no one checked or demanded anything. They demanded again from us already on arrival.
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answered 14 years ago
A power of attorney is needed for our border. Their borders are our powers of attorney, written in Russian or Ukrainian and certified by notaries of a foreign country, up to one place. Roughly speaking.
The need for a power of attorney is regulated by the civil code of the country whose parental rights are protected.
Since the questioner is from Russia, he generally does not need a power of attorney. One parent is enough for Russian border guards.
The need for a power of attorney is regulated by the civil code of the country whose parental rights are protected.
Since the questioner is from Russia, he generally does not need a power of attorney. One parent is enough for Russian border guards.
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answered 14 years ago
if you are from Ukraine, they will demand
if from Russia then no
if from Russia then no
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answered 14 years ago