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Travel documents for a child
If a grandmother travels with her granddaughters (6 and 15 years old) from Ukraine to Russia for a few days, in addition to a notarized export permit from the parents, do you still need a travel document for children? If yes, where can I get it?
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Tickets and notarized permission from both parents. Nothing else is needed.
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answered 13 years ago
To elenako! So confidently answer "Tickets and notarized permission from both parents. Nothing else is needed."
Don't kids need ID? What kind of tickets are you talking about?
Don't kids need ID? What kind of tickets are you talking about?
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answered 13 years ago
Children travel on tickets, right? Permits, passports, tickets. And at customs you will fill out a questionnaire, who goes where and why. You can travel to Russia without registration for no more than 30 days.
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answered 13 years ago
Departure of minor citizens of Ukraine outside the territory of Ukraine is carried out according to one of the following documents:
1. Passport of a citizen of Ukraine for traveling abroad,
2. Child's travel document.
A child's travel document is a document that grants the right to leave Ukraine and enter Ukraine, confirming the identity of a minor citizen of Ukraine during his stay abroad. The child's travel document is valid for 3 years.
This travel document is made in OVIR at the place of residence.
1. Passport of a citizen of Ukraine for traveling abroad,
2. Child's travel document.
A child's travel document is a document that grants the right to leave Ukraine and enter Ukraine, confirming the identity of a minor citizen of Ukraine during his stay abroad. The child's travel document is valid for 3 years.
This travel document is made in OVIR at the place of residence.
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answered 13 years ago
And of course, a notarized permission to export children from their parents.
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answered 13 years ago
To Marimar7 Is it impossible without tickets? Maybe they are driving.
The question here is about documents, not about tickets ...
The question here is about documents, not about tickets ...
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answered 13 years ago
When crossing the border from the border guards, ALWAYS require a stamp in your passport / children's travel card. Otherwise, when you return, you will have to prove that you took these children out
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answered 13 years ago
a problem when leaving Ukraine for the Russian Federation for children under 16 years old according to certificates. about birth - citizens of Ukraine, when transiting through Belarus, where a CHILDREN'S TRAVEL DOCUMENT is needed (children's Ukrainian passport)
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answered 13 years ago
and CONSENT from parents indicating the country and date of departure.
details on www.rossian.narod.ru
details on www.rossian.narod.ru
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answered 13 years ago
oresta52, no need to complicate it. Yes, I forgot to write that you need to take birth certificates for children. But it was so obvious to me that without a certificate, nowhere.
Yes, for some reason it seemed to me that people would cross the state border with Russia by public transport (grandmother and granddaughters, not every grandmother drives a car).
But in the main, I'm right - to cross the border with Russia, you don't need to go to Ovir and take additional documents.
So, birth certificates, notarized parental permissions, that's all.
If you go to Belarus, a passport for children.
If in Israel, children who have their own passport must be entered in the passport of one of the departing parents.
And, in all cases, a notarized parental consent is required.
Yes, for some reason it seemed to me that people would cross the state border with Russia by public transport (grandmother and granddaughters, not every grandmother drives a car).
But in the main, I'm right - to cross the border with Russia, you don't need to go to Ovir and take additional documents.
So, birth certificates, notarized parental permissions, that's all.
If you go to Belarus, a passport for children.
If in Israel, children who have their own passport must be entered in the passport of one of the departing parents.
And, in all cases, a notarized parental consent is required.
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answered 13 years ago
It is a pity that I read this topic only today, when "the fried rooster pecked at the opus"! We bought tickets to St. Petersburg (from Kherson), consulted at the station what documents are needed for a 13-year-old girl and her grandmother. It is enough to take the birth certificate of the child and a notarized permission from the parents. We arrived at the station, but they didn’t let us on the train - the child needs a children’s passport (travel document with a photo) or a photo of the child pasted into the grandmother’s passport, because. the train goes through Belarus!!! We went nuts ... As a result, the train left without us. The conductors offered to fill out a piece of paper stating that we were informed about the lack of documents and agreed that the grandmother and daughter could be removed from the train at the border. I freaked out again, why??? To try to persuade the customs officers at the border??? As I understand it, if you can not, then you can not iron! Now I sit and think that I am an idiot and that I should live in an idiotic country as a punishment ...
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answered 11 years ago
explain: when issuing a child a passport (in Ukraine), they require a notarized copy of the consent of two parents. And then, when crossing the border, they again require a notarized copy of the consent of two parents. NOT clear why? to earn a notary twice so?
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answered 9 years ago
The question sounds very strange, why do you need a notarized consent of both parents to take the child out of the country? Because you can not take a child out of the country without the consent of both parents. Both parents are not only responsible for the child, but also have equal rights and the right to decide whether it is possible to take their child to another state. This is primarily for the SAFETY of the children. Maybe you don’t know how many children disappear without a trace, how many children are stolen and try to take them out of the country. If you have the opportunity to go on vacation or visit abroad, then you can also find 250 gr. To call a country "idiotic" because you are required to comply with elementary laws sounds terrible. When planning a trip to another country, you should find out what documents are needed. For the entry of a citizen of Ukraine into the Russian Federation, a foreign passport is not required and for the entry of a child - a citizen of Ukraine, similarly. But you decided to go through a third country, you would have flown through Paris...
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answered 9 years ago
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