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about permission to export a child from the second parent
do you need the permission of the second parent now to take the child to rest in Turkey. if the child is 10 years old and he has a passport.
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Permission (consent) is officially required and a photocopy of the birth certificate of the child. But in my practice they never asked, but I always take it.
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answered 15 years ago
You yourself will be calmer if you have such permission in your hands. Even if they don’t ask (and this usually happens), this piece of paper will not take up much space, but it will give confidence.
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answered 15 years ago
You definitely need it! And not a photocopy, but the original birth certificate. You are calmer. Successful passage through passport control. :)
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answered 15 years ago
Yes. I flew at the end of April, in Borispol, in addition to powers of attorney, customs officers made a photocopy of the original birth certificate of all parents.
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answered 15 years ago
Man from Russia. And here Borispol?
Until recently, citizens of the Russian Federation could take out a child without a notarized permission from the second parent, if the child is accompanied by the first.
That's for sure.
But the above answers of the Russians strained me - maybe they changed something.
Call the hotline of the Russian border service - there is one.
Until recently, citizens of the Russian Federation could take out a child without a notarized permission from the second parent, if the child is accompanied by the first.
That's for sure.
But the above answers of the Russians strained me - maybe they changed something.
Call the hotline of the Russian border service - there is one.
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answered 15 years ago
Under Russian law, the consent of the second parent is not required when leaving a child with one of the parents. Article 20 of the Federal Law "On the procedure for leaving the Russian Federation and entering the Russian Federation" - "A minor citizen of the Russian Federation, as a rule, leaves the Russian Federation together with at least one of the parents, adoptive parents, guardians or trustees. In the event that a minor citizen of the Russian Federation leaves from the Russian Federation unaccompanied, he must have, in addition to his passport, a notarized consent of the named persons for the departure of a minor citizen of the Russian Federation, indicating the date of departure and the state he intends to visit.
However, for entry into some states, the notarized consent of the second parent is required. Check with the travel agency. Turkey is not one of those countries.
However, for entry into some states, the notarized consent of the second parent is required. Check with the travel agency. Turkey is not one of those countries.
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answered 15 years ago
The same questions all the time. You can see it in the FAQ section.
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answered 15 years ago
I flew to Turkey 4 times with my daughter and every time the Turks looked at the permission of my father, maybe I'm just so lucky.
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answered 15 years ago
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Do not forget that citizens of both Russia and Ukraine communicate here. And the rules for our countries may differ.
Do not forget that citizens of both Russia and Ukraine communicate here. And the rules for our countries may differ.
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answered 15 years ago
At the borders of countries of entry, no one requires anything.
They have no task to protect the parental rights of Russian citizens. When applying for a visa in consultants in their country - they require. Those. if you submit documents in Russia for opening a visa for exit, for example, to France.
They have no task to protect the parental rights of Russian citizens. When applying for a visa in consultants in their country - they require. Those. if you submit documents in Russia for opening a visa for exit, for example, to France.
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answered 15 years ago
It’s not true, at the entrance to Turkey they looked at me once and even asked questions to the child, such as what is his name and how old. I really don’t know why, I remember I got scared terribly until I passed the control. Although it was more surprising that when entering Ukraine, the child passed with a girlfriend, and no one even asked me where your child was.
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answered 15 years ago
Yes, we are discussing in essence that the person who asked the question does not need it at all.
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answered 15 years ago
I was in May 2013 with a 6-year-old child. They didn't demand. Yes, and I did not take
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answered 11 years ago