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Does a child of 7 years old need a separate document?
Can you please tell me if a 7-year-old child needs a separate document to travel abroad7 In this case, to Egypt?
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The child can be entered in the passport of one of the parents, if one of the parents is traveling, then the notarized permission of the other, it is better to have the original with you, in the Schengen countries the original is also accepted in Egypt and Turkey, but I also take the original when I go with my brother , he is 8))
You can issue a separate temporary passport, which is valid until the age of 18, if the child not only travels with you, but if only with you, then you should not "bother")))
And so on your choice)) And so and so really)))
You can issue a separate temporary passport, which is valid until the age of 18, if the child not only travels with you, but if only with you, then you should not "bother")))
And so on your choice)) And so and so really)))
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answered 15 years ago
Everything is correct. The only clarification is that the child must be entered in the passport of exactly the parent who is traveling with him. And yet - if necessary, the child can be entered in the passports of both parents, otherwise, if the child is traveling with the wrong parent, in the passport which he is entered, you need to have a travel document for him.
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answered 15 years ago
And one more thing: in many countries it is more profitable to have a child in a passport, at least in order to save money on a visa, if the child is in the parent’s passport, then the visa is not paid for separately. If you do not plan to send a child without parents at all, then do not waste money ,since the children's travel document is valid for no more than 3 years.
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answered 15 years ago
Fully agree with Jabet
A good clarification I quote "The only clarification is that the child must be entered in the passport of the parent who is traveling with him" ...
I agree I missed the point
A good clarification I quote "The only clarification is that the child must be entered in the passport of the parent who is traveling with him" ...
I agree I missed the point
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answered 15 years ago
Specifically, with regards to Egypt - it is in the visa that there will be savings if the child is pasted into your passport, because a visa is bought for a document. Unlike Turkey, where a visa is per person - including a child.
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answered 15 years ago
Well, it goes without saying (photo), when a child is entered in a passport, a photo is necessarily glued, even a baby. And the savings on a visa are far from only in Egypt. My child was entered in the passport all the time until he grew up and so we traveled around Europe with him and even were in Australia and did not pay separately for a visa.
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answered 15 years ago
about a visa - even if the child is entered in the parent's passport, Turkey and Egypt charge a fee for a visa
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answered 15 years ago
In Egypt, I did not buy a visa for a child entered in the passport. Turkey also needs a visa for a child.
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answered 15 years ago
From the age of 5 (in Ukraine), a photo of the child is pasted into the passport of one of the parents, but if desired, it can be in both.
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answered 15 years ago
In general, with such a question, it is best to contact the travel agency - the sender or the OVIR. They will tell you everything in detail and answer all your questions!
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answered 15 years ago
Marianna - I don’t know if you were lucky or I was unlucky - but I had to pay for a visa all the time for a child
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answered 15 years ago