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Do I need a power of attorney to take a child on an excursion to Israel?
Grandparents are taking their grandson to Egypt, and from there they plan to go on an excursion to Israel. Do I need a power of attorney to take the child out of the parents? (There is a power of attorney from the parents to take the child to Egypt, but it indicates the country and period. Also indicate Israel? Or is such a power of attorney not needed when crossing the Israeli-Egyptian border?
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Esli vi edite na odnodnevnuy ekskursiu or 2-dnevnuy ekskursiu dostatochno toy doverennosti, chto vi oformlyaete nikakih specialnih dokumentov ne trebueytsya
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answered 14 years ago
Need. One in Arabic for the Egyptian border guards and one in Hebrew for the Israeli border guards. And certified by notaries of these countries. Since the notaries of Ukraine are "on the drum" for them.
Joke.
Ira, you are a travel agent. You must understand the meaning of this power of attorney. It is drawn up in accordance with the requirements of the Civil Code of Ukraine in order to protect the rights of the child's parents. And therefore, ONLY the border guards of Ukraine are interested in this power of attorney, who should protect these rights. For all other border guards, the civil code of Ukraine is up to one place. If only there was a document for the child (children's travel card or inscribed in the passport).
Joke.
Ira, you are a travel agent. You must understand the meaning of this power of attorney. It is drawn up in accordance with the requirements of the Civil Code of Ukraine in order to protect the rights of the child's parents. And therefore, ONLY the border guards of Ukraine are interested in this power of attorney, who should protect these rights. For all other border guards, the civil code of Ukraine is up to one place. If only there was a document for the child (children's travel card or inscribed in the passport).
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answered 14 years ago
Thank you, HotLine, I explained the same, but the tourists did not believe my words, I decided to show the opinions of my colleagues. Thank you.
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answered 14 years ago
HotLine I was already frightened after reading your first paragraph. I thought that I would have set this up at the border if I had taken the child on an excursion, but thank God this is a joke. Because I myself thought that such a fool with a power of attorney, in my opinion, only our state needs.
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answered 14 years ago
You are wrong. This is a standard procedure for protecting the rights of parents. Do you think it is normal if any adult could take a child out of the country of citizenship?
Quarreled, stolen, taken to sell, forgot to warn.
Quarreled, stolen, taken to sell, forgot to warn.
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answered 14 years ago
I understand this applies to me, what am I wrong? No, I think it’s abnormal, in general, any manipulations with the involvement of a child and the solution of some problems or issues in this way, but I don’t think all these powers of attorney are right either. I don’t think that it was thanks to them that they stopped taking children out for the purpose of theft, etc.
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answered 14 years ago
You know, they want to take it out for the purpose of theft, we have so many dishonest notaries that a double or triple price, even 10 times more, and you will be given any power of attorney ...
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answered 14 years ago
Yes! And bodyguards do not save from killers. But nevertheless, EVERYONE who can afford it uses their services.
Again. Children are not a suitcase. I want to take. Protecting the rights of parents is a normal practice for civilized countries.
Although there are nuances. In Russia, for example, when leaving with one of the parents, a power of attorney from the second is not needed. Provided that the second parent has not issued a ban on the departure of the child at the border service. Has the right to prohibit export.
I see you are women. Then you should understand this real situation. The woman was abandoned by her husband. He took the child for the weekend (he has the right) and flew with him to his mother in Turkey. And left the child there. All!!! Different country, different rules. Even legally return the child is impossible.
Again. Children are not a suitcase. I want to take. Protecting the rights of parents is a normal practice for civilized countries.
Although there are nuances. In Russia, for example, when leaving with one of the parents, a power of attorney from the second is not needed. Provided that the second parent has not issued a ban on the departure of the child at the border service. Has the right to prohibit export.
I see you are women. Then you should understand this real situation. The woman was abandoned by her husband. He took the child for the weekend (he has the right) and flew with him to his mother in Turkey. And left the child there. All!!! Different country, different rules. Even legally return the child is impossible.
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answered 14 years ago