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Please tell me who flew on a sticker to Hurghada (the children are glued in the passport to their mother, the surnames are different), do they ask for a power of attorney from their father?
Please tell me who flew on a sticker to Hurghada (the children are glued in the passport to their mother, the surnames are different), do they ask for a power of attorney from their father?
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They may ask, they may not.
Of course, I am not aware of the legislation of Kazakhstan, but in Ukraine, for example, a law has been passed, according to which there are no entries and no stickers - a separate passport for children.
It is better to consult with a lawyer.
Of course, I am not aware of the legislation of Kazakhstan, but in Ukraine, for example, a law has been passed, according to which there are no entries and no stickers - a separate passport for children.
It is better to consult with a lawyer.
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answered 6 years ago
or they may not be allowed in) in 100 percent of cases, take everything that is for children, birth certificates are required, even if they already have children's passports, and a power of attorney from the father is required !!! preferably with a translation into English certified by a notary (I mean translation), and best of all into Arabic (if there is such a translator! The more documents you have with seals, etc., the calmer for you)))
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answered 6 years ago
Arabic translation is optional.
Yes, and it is difficult to find a notary in Kazakhstan who will certify the translation into Arabic.
Yes, and it is difficult to find a notary in Kazakhstan who will certify the translation into Arabic.
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answered 6 years ago
First of all, it is necessary to study the legislation of Kazakhstan, because, first of all, the border service of Kazakhstan will decide whether to let you out with a child or not.
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answered 6 years ago
And in Egypt, how many flew a notary to give a damn, 2 people. 1 child arrived - 2 left Everything.
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answered 6 years ago
In Egypt, they don’t care, in other countries there may be questions about the power of attorney, without a piece of paper you are a poop))), but with a piece of paper, a person, good luck to you
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answered 6 years ago
Not a power of attorney, but a statement. And ours needs it, not the Egyptians. They need to know that you didn't steal the baby.
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answered 6 years ago
If it were in Ukraine, then a power of attorney from the second parent would be needed (except if this parent is not a citizen of Ukraine, or is deprived of birth rights, etc. - then the power of attorney is not needed), and the original of the St. the birth of a child. And if the mother changed her last name after the birth of the child, then the original document, where this is indicated (for example, the marriage certificate).
We flew to Hurghada with an inscribed child - at first she was not noticed at all at passport control. At the next control, someone else was just sitting on a chair, checking passports - he returned us, because there were two people, and one visa. At passport control, they simply wrote the number "2" on the visa - and that's it.
We flew to Hurghada with an inscribed child - at first she was not noticed at all at passport control. At the next control, someone else was just sitting on a chair, checking passports - he returned us, because there were two people, and one visa. At passport control, they simply wrote the number "2" on the visa - and that's it.
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answered 6 years ago
autopl71, well, you advise! Well, you need half of what you have listed! Well, I don’t know how it is in Kazakhstan, but in our country every self-respecting translation agency cooperates with a notary, so anything will be certified there. And the translation - at least into English, at least into Arabic.
Somewhere something slipped about the EU countries, that even if transit, you need permission from the second parent, but this is not accurate. And in Egypt, you definitely don’t need anything like that.
Somewhere something slipped about the EU countries, that even if transit, you need permission from the second parent, but this is not accurate. And in Egypt, you definitely don’t need anything like that.
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answered 6 years ago
Why translate a power of attorney into English? And even more so in Arbian))). Your side needs a power of attorney from your father. The receiving party has enough documents of the child - a passport, a certificate.
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answered 6 years ago
inna7717 The certificate is needed when crossing the border from the country of departure. Host - passport only
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answered 6 years ago
In Ukraine, children under 12 years old can be pasted into their parents' passports, but now everyone, even babies, has their own passport. As prescribed in the legislation of Kazakhstan, you need to look. In any case, the Egyptians do not care if children (up to 12 (!!!!) years old) are glued in or they have a separate passport. The main thing is that your own border guards let you and your children out of your country.
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answered 6 years ago