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The child is 16.5 years old, there is no separate travel document, it is registered in the mother's passport, will the customs release the child?
The child is 16.5 years old, there is no separate travel document, it is registered in the mother's passport, will the customs release the child?
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it’s not customs that lets through, but the border service. Call the information desk in Boryspil, they will definitely answer you
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answered 16 years ago
My friend went with her daughter, they let me. But it's better to clarify.
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answered 16 years ago
we went on June 14, we were not allowed to go to our daughter, 17 years old
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answered 16 years ago
children from the age of 14 necessarily need a travel document, travel agencies are not responsible for the fact that you are delayed by passport control (if an experienced manager, they will definitely warn the tourist), plus if the child travels with only one of the parents, a notarized permission of the second is required.
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answered 16 years ago
Should be released, just make a power of attorney for the child to leave for Egypt from the second parent.
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answered 16 years ago
You can definitely find out this information by calling the company that deals with documents, or rather, for passports or a travel company.
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answered 16 years ago
I became interested, and I looked at the legislation of Ukraine (unless you are from Russia, of course). It says that under the age of 18 a travel document or a foreign passport is needed only if the child travels alone, without a parent (or someone who replaces them).
And when leaving the country with one parent, it is necessary to have a notarized agreement of the other parent, and notes in the passport of the parent with whom you are going to leave.
I am almost sure of this, but it is better (as already written) to find out everything in a travel agency.
And when leaving the country with one parent, it is necessary to have a notarized agreement of the other parent, and notes in the passport of the parent with whom you are going to leave.
I am almost sure of this, but it is better (as already written) to find out everything in a travel agency.
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answered 16 years ago
