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visa for a child
good afternoon! tell me, please, if a grandmother with a 4.5-year-old grandson is going to Israel, is it enough to go through customs so that the child is entered in the grandmother’s passport and permission from both parents?
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Parental permission is required! Without this, they will not even be allowed out of the country. I don’t know about the child entered in the grandmother’s passport, usually one of the parents is entered in the passport ...........
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answered 11 years ago
If you suddenly receive a document for a child, then get a normal passport (not a travel document, they will not be allowed into Israel with it).
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answered 11 years ago
Is it possible to enter a child in the grandmother's passport? Are you confusing anything? The child must have his own passport and consent from the parents
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answered 11 years ago
thanks for the answers, TA said that the child can be entered in the grandmother's passport
the child is entered in the passport of the parents, but the parents cannot go, they want to send the grandmother to the resort :)
and in 4.5 years, will they issue a passport, in my opinion, only a blue travel card, which is for 3 years, isn't it?
the child is entered in the passport of the parents, but the parents cannot go, they want to send the grandmother to the resort :)
and in 4.5 years, will they issue a passport, in my opinion, only a blue travel card, which is for 3 years, isn't it?
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answered 11 years ago
In the Russian Federation, a passport for a child can be issued from the moment of his birth, I don’t know how with this in Ukraine, contact the TA you trust with this question, and even better, the passport and visa service, there is the most reliable information.
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answered 11 years ago
Why are you asking about a visa if it's about a passport and a power of attorney??
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answered 11 years ago
because the website of the embassy reads: Citizens of Ukraine who have a blue travel document instead of a foreign passport to travel abroad should still apply for an entry visa to Israel at the Israeli Embassy in Ukraine.
(children's travel documents in blue - visa required to enter Israel)
(children's travel documents in blue - visa required to enter Israel)
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answered 11 years ago
Well, I didn’t understand a word. Do you understand the difference between a passport, a power of attorney and a visa?
A visa to Israel is not required.
A visa to Israel is not required.
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answered 11 years ago
Well, if you need a visa for a child, then try to apply. Only for a long time, apparently, it will be necessary to draw up, because Israel is visa-free, regardless of gender, age and mind. What year did you find the site - it's not clear
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answered 11 years ago
First of all, I would like to clarify that this issue has nothing to do with customs clearance.
As for visa-free Israel, not everything is so simple. Visas were canceled for TOURISTS only (Ukraine and Russia). Anyone who is going to study, work, do business, etc. still needs a visa!
As for visa-free Israel, not everything is so simple. Visas were canceled for TOURISTS only (Ukraine and Russia). Anyone who is going to study, work, do business, etc. still needs a visa!
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answered 11 years ago
You were told that you need a power of attorney from the parents to take the child out. And it is unlikely that a child can be entered in a passport other than his parents. What visa are you all talking about? And who is going to study there, a child of 4 years old?
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answered 11 years ago