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Do they require a notarized permission of the other parent for the entry of a minor child?
Is a notarized permission of the second parent required for the entry of a minor with one of the parents?
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Montenegro. Consular Information
Russian citizens do not need a visa to stay in Montenegro for less than 30 days.
Documents required for a trip to Montenegro:
• Montenegro. Consular information Passport must be valid for at least 1 month after the intended end of the trip;
•Medical insurance;
• Voucher for accommodation;
•Return ticket.
Required documents for minors:
• Passport must be valid for at least 1 month after the intended end of the trip;
• Birth certificate (for children aged 14), an insert confirming the citizenship of the Russian Federation;
•Medical insurance;
• Voucher for accommodation;
•Return ticket.
Required documents for children under 18 (if the child is traveling with at least one parent:
• Passport must be valid for at least 1 month after the intended end of the trip;
• Birth certificate (for children aged 14), an insert confirming the citizenship of the Russian Federation;
•Medical insurance;
• Voucher for accommodation;
•Return ticket;
• A notarized consent of the named persons to the departure of a minor citizen of the Russian Federation, indicating the date of departure and the state that he intends to visit.
Attention!
The consulate may request additional documents or invite the applicant for a personal interview.
Russian citizens do not need a visa to stay in Montenegro for less than 30 days.
Documents required for a trip to Montenegro:
• Montenegro. Consular information Passport must be valid for at least 1 month after the intended end of the trip;
•Medical insurance;
• Voucher for accommodation;
•Return ticket.
Required documents for minors:
• Passport must be valid for at least 1 month after the intended end of the trip;
• Birth certificate (for children aged 14), an insert confirming the citizenship of the Russian Federation;
•Medical insurance;
• Voucher for accommodation;
•Return ticket.
Required documents for children under 18 (if the child is traveling with at least one parent:
• Passport must be valid for at least 1 month after the intended end of the trip;
• Birth certificate (for children aged 14), an insert confirming the citizenship of the Russian Federation;
•Medical insurance;
• Voucher for accommodation;
•Return ticket;
• A notarized consent of the named persons to the departure of a minor citizen of the Russian Federation, indicating the date of departure and the state that he intends to visit.
Attention!
The consulate may request additional documents or invite the applicant for a personal interview.
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answered 10 years ago
I read this information, I asked in fact at the border they ask for a power of attorney or not.
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answered 10 years ago
Good afternoon! Maybe my answer will not help you completely, since I flew with a minor child from Ukraine, and not from Russia. But we have the same requirements for traveling with a child. So, the power of attorney from the second parent is ALWAYS looked at when leaving their country and read very carefully so that all the data is accurate, the timing of the trip, etc. (I flew 7 times with such a power of attorney, they won’t let you out of the country without it), and when I ENTER another country, this document is of no interest to anyone and they never looked at it.
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answered 10 years ago
thank you yanda. From Russia is not required when leaving the country with one of the parents a power of attorney. She persuaded the tourists, they will make a power of attorney. Then I will share information whether they asked at the entrance to Montenegro or not.
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answered 10 years ago
That's right, you were persuaded. Why risk the whole trip and vacation. It's better to spend a little on a power of attorney and sleep peacefully)))
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answered 10 years ago
When leaving Russia, a power of attorney is not needed (Federal Law "On Entry into the Russian Federation and Departure from the Russian Federation", when entering Montenegro - also (official information from the consulate), but I would also do it just in case. It is better to pay 800 rubles to a notary and be 100 % calm in our turbulent times.
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answered 9 years ago
Russians do not need the permission of a second parent. Ukrainians need.
When entering a foreign country, no one is interested in permission at all. It is needed when leaving your.
Question to Lev2182, why pay 800 rubles to a notary if permission is not needed?
When entering a foreign country, no one is interested in permission at all. It is needed when leaving your.
Question to Lev2182, why pay 800 rubles to a notary if permission is not needed?
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answered 9 years ago