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My friends and I really want to fly to Turkey to take a break from everything around, but there is a problem we are 16 years old, and are there hotels for people like us?
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Hotels exist! Lots of youth. Yes, but will they let you out unaccompanied yourself? you are under 18 years old.
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answered 15 years ago
I also doubt that they themselves, without accompanying people, will be released ... Look for accompanying adults.
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answered 15 years ago
comments are correct! You eat either accompanied by adults who have powers of attorney from both your parents, or as part of a group, but again, you need a power of attorney to travel abroad.
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answered 15 years ago
P/S. And the topic itself with the subsequent question made me smile!
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answered 15 years ago
for one person? ....... this question is incorrect. If it is so necessary to go urgently, then:
1. a group is created
2. For everyone in the group, both!! the parent is issued and certified by a notary a power of attorney for each ADULT GROUP!!! (issue price approximately $30-50 per person)
3. For a group of more than 3 people but not more than 15 people 2 accompanying adults
4. Each adult accompanying person is required to have a pedagogical education, confirmed by appropriate certificates.
5. And finally, I don't know any adults who could take responsibility for a group of 16-year-olds.
Yes, and even more. The cost of the voucher for the accompanying persons is paid by the vacationers themselves.
Conclusion. It's cheaper to wait 2 years, or go on vacation with mom and dad.
1. a group is created
2. For everyone in the group, both!! the parent is issued and certified by a notary a power of attorney for each ADULT GROUP!!! (issue price approximately $30-50 per person)
3. For a group of more than 3 people but not more than 15 people 2 accompanying adults
4. Each adult accompanying person is required to have a pedagogical education, confirmed by appropriate certificates.
5. And finally, I don't know any adults who could take responsibility for a group of 16-year-olds.
Yes, and even more. The cost of the voucher for the accompanying persons is paid by the vacationers themselves.
Conclusion. It's cheaper to wait 2 years, or go on vacation with mom and dad.
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answered 15 years ago
Now, if you were citizens of Ukraine. Then these problems would not exist.
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answered 15 years ago
This applies to any country...and where are the citizens or non-citizens of Ukraine?
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answered 15 years ago
And in African countries too? Power of attorney from the leader of the tribe.
Fellow experts. No need to transfer your local experience to all countries of the world. Pay attention to the country asking the question. Yes, and you need to know the rules of your country (this is for mpotar). The USSR collapsed a long time ago and everyone went their separate ways. In Ukraine, for example, from the age of 16 it is allowed to travel independently without adult accompaniment and powers of attorney. But in Russia, when leaving with one of the parents, a power of attorney from the second is not needed.
Fellow experts. No need to transfer your local experience to all countries of the world. Pay attention to the country asking the question. Yes, and you need to know the rules of your country (this is for mpotar). The USSR collapsed a long time ago and everyone went their separate ways. In Ukraine, for example, from the age of 16 it is allowed to travel independently without adult accompaniment and powers of attorney. But in Russia, when leaving with one of the parents, a power of attorney from the second is not needed.
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answered 15 years ago
Is it really that serious? Can it be that we are with a friend, that is, 2 people, and of those accompanying my sister is 20 years old and her friend is also 20 years old, and now write out a power of attorney for them? or only on some people with a pedagogical education
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answered 15 years ago
Hotline for you!!! in Ukraine, traveling abroad without adult accompaniment is allowed from the age of 18. In Russia, everything is exactly the same. You may have confused travel abroad with a permit to drive mopeds???? so yes. From the age of 16 in Ukraine and in Russia from 14.
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answered 15 years ago
Timmy for you! when posing the question, you did not specify the number of people and did not give any specific information, therefore the recommendations were written as standard, i.e. as for a group (“My friends and I really want to fly to Turkey to take a break from everything around, but there is a problem we are 16 years old, and are there hotels for people like us?” see topic title), and now some details are being clarified that there are only 2 people, and there are sisters ....... this is a new thread of the topic for discussion;)
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answered 15 years ago
mpotar, I'm just not very experienced in this matter, and I don't know what I should do at all, I thought that there was no difference, but still someone give an answer
Timmy replied today
"" "Is it really so serious? Can it be that my friend and I, that is, 2 people, and of those accompanying my sister is 20 years old and her friend is also 20 years old, and now write a power of attorney for them? Or only for some people with a pedagogical education """
Timmy replied today
"" "Is it really so serious? Can it be that my friend and I, that is, 2 people, and of those accompanying my sister is 20 years old and her friend is also 20 years old, and now write a power of attorney for them? Or only for some people with a pedagogical education """
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answered 15 years ago
to mpotar. Well, it's a very common misconception. Even among "experts". You would look at the profiles of people who ask questions and communicate with you. Your delusions are your problems. But there is no need to promote them to the world.
I will repeat more formally, if you do not want to accept an opinion that differs from yours. Article 313 of the Civil Code of Ukraine defines the age for independent departure - 16 years.
For Timmy. If at least one adult is traveling with you, then there are no problems. Both parents draw up a power of attorney for him and go ahead. I repeat - for any adult. This is how distant and close relatives, bodyguards, stewardesses for a fee, older friends, etc. carry children. Neither the degree of kinship, nor the degree of adulthood, nor education play a role.
You need to go either to a large and expensive hotel (there is everything - animation, disco, youth), or to any hotel in the center of life (for example, in Kemer).
For example, look at democratic hotels from the first option - SUNLAND RESORT & SPA, UTOPIA WORLD. If you don’t pull on the price, then from the 2nd option - ROSE HOTEL 3 *
I will repeat more formally, if you do not want to accept an opinion that differs from yours. Article 313 of the Civil Code of Ukraine defines the age for independent departure - 16 years.
For Timmy. If at least one adult is traveling with you, then there are no problems. Both parents draw up a power of attorney for him and go ahead. I repeat - for any adult. This is how distant and close relatives, bodyguards, stewardesses for a fee, older friends, etc. carry children. Neither the degree of kinship, nor the degree of adulthood, nor education play a role.
You need to go either to a large and expensive hotel (there is everything - animation, disco, youth), or to any hotel in the center of life (for example, in Kemer).
For example, look at democratic hotels from the first option - SUNLAND RESORT & SPA, UTOPIA WORLD. If you don’t pull on the price, then from the 2nd option - ROSE HOTEL 3 *
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answered 15 years ago
Hotline for you!!!
I quote especially for you:
2. According to the order of the Border Service of the FSB of Russia dated July 11, 2005. from July 22, 2005, minor citizens of the Russian Federation (under 18 years of age) when leaving Russia on a foreign passport and a general passport of the Russian Federation to the CIS countries and far abroad, accompanied by their parents (guardians, adoptive parents, trustees), in addition to a power of attorney from the absent parent (or both parents) must have a document confirming kinship (birth certificate, guardianship certificate, marriage certificate, etc.).
In the absence of a document confirming the relationship, even if the parents have the same surname and a minor child, the latter will be denied exit from the Russian Federation.
I quote especially for you:
2. According to the order of the Border Service of the FSB of Russia dated July 11, 2005. from July 22, 2005, minor citizens of the Russian Federation (under 18 years of age) when leaving Russia on a foreign passport and a general passport of the Russian Federation to the CIS countries and far abroad, accompanied by their parents (guardians, adoptive parents, trustees), in addition to a power of attorney from the absent parent (or both parents) must have a document confirming kinship (birth certificate, guardianship certificate, marriage certificate, etc.).
In the absence of a document confirming the relationship, even if the parents have the same surname and a minor child, the latter will be denied exit from the Russian Federation.
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answered 15 years ago
and the addition specifically to Article 313 of the Civil Code of Ukraine (although here the question is about Russia): The Family Code of Ukraine, which entered into force on January 1, 2004, determines that a person has the legal status of a child until he reaches the age of majority. A minor is a child under the age of fourteen, and a minor is a child between the ages of fourteen and eighteen.
According to Article 313 of the Civil Code, children under the age of sixteen may travel outside Ukraine only with the consent of their parents (adoptive parents), guardians and accompanied by them or accompanied by persons authorized by them. Anyone who is sixteen years old has the right to free independent exit from Ukraine.
According to Article 313 of the Civil Code, children under the age of sixteen may travel outside Ukraine only with the consent of their parents (adoptive parents), guardians and accompanied by them or accompanied by persons authorized by them. Anyone who is sixteen years old has the right to free independent exit from Ukraine.
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answered 15 years ago
It is not clear to me why and for whom you quoted the articles. You could just write - I was wrong, you are right, citizens of Ukraine can travel from the age of 16.
Now let's deal with Russia. Are you changing your mind? Can I travel only with a parent or guardian? In the first post you wrote - "You eat either accompanied by adults who have powers of attorney from both your parents"
For Timmy. Pay no attention to this correspondence. With Ukraine, to which you have nothing to do, we have already sorted it out. Believe me, the scheme that I wrote about in the last post works in Russia - powers of attorney from both parents for ANY adult with whom you cross the border. Even powers of attorney are not needed if the parents themselves can be present at the border crossing point.
Now let's deal with Russia. Are you changing your mind? Can I travel only with a parent or guardian? In the first post you wrote - "You eat either accompanied by adults who have powers of attorney from both your parents"
For Timmy. Pay no attention to this correspondence. With Ukraine, to which you have nothing to do, we have already sorted it out. Believe me, the scheme that I wrote about in the last post works in Russia - powers of attorney from both parents for ANY adult with whom you cross the border. Even powers of attorney are not needed if the parents themselves can be present at the border crossing point.
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answered 15 years ago
articles have been cited for you by HotLine so that you do not make mistakes in the future.
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answered 15 years ago
and for the author I will repeat again. In order to get the most accurate and most importantly, the correct answer, it is necessary to clearly formulate the question. And then the answer will be the most complete and specific.
And so the answer is the following, according to the question, there are hotels for people like you on the territory of the state of Turkey, there are plenty of them. and the problem is that you are 16 years old there is no. This is the age and nothing can be done about it. There will be 20 and 25, and 45, etc. ;)
And so the answer is the following, according to the question, there are hotels for people like you on the territory of the state of Turkey, there are plenty of them. and the problem is that you are 16 years old there is no. This is the age and nothing can be done about it. There will be 20 and 25, and 45, etc. ;)
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answered 15 years ago
I don't see anything in your quotes that would prove my mistake.
Please write how you interpret the articles you cited not in my favor. This is important for readers. I repeat my position for the third time:
1. citizens of Ukraine can travel independently from the age of 16 (you objected earlier)
2. when leaving under 16 years old in Ukraine and under 18 years old in Russia - powers of attorney from both parents for ANY adult with whom he crosses the border (if without parents or guardians) - you wrote about groups and education.
3. under 18 years old in Russia - without powers of attorney, if leaving with at least one parent (guardian) - you probably think that this is not so. Otherwise, I don’t understand why they brought a quote from the Border Service of the FSB of Russia
If possible, then point by point. Since the branch is already overloaded and I have to repeat myself without changing my mind. You refer to articles that confirm my opinion and at the same time, for some reason, you think that I am mistaken.
Somehow it sounds incorrect and misleads other readers.
Or also formulate your position point by point.
citizens of Ukraine can, cannot from the age of 16. Powers of attorney from whom, how much and for whom for citizens of Russia.
And then instead of answering Timmy gets a dispute.
Please write how you interpret the articles you cited not in my favor. This is important for readers. I repeat my position for the third time:
1. citizens of Ukraine can travel independently from the age of 16 (you objected earlier)
2. when leaving under 16 years old in Ukraine and under 18 years old in Russia - powers of attorney from both parents for ANY adult with whom he crosses the border (if without parents or guardians) - you wrote about groups and education.
3. under 18 years old in Russia - without powers of attorney, if leaving with at least one parent (guardian) - you probably think that this is not so. Otherwise, I don’t understand why they brought a quote from the Border Service of the FSB of Russia
If possible, then point by point. Since the branch is already overloaded and I have to repeat myself without changing my mind. You refer to articles that confirm my opinion and at the same time, for some reason, you think that I am mistaken.
Somehow it sounds incorrect and misleads other readers.
Or also formulate your position point by point.
citizens of Ukraine can, cannot from the age of 16. Powers of attorney from whom, how much and for whom for citizens of Russia.
And then instead of answering Timmy gets a dispute.
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answered 15 years ago