Travel abroad by a minor: 3 things worth knowing
Travel abroad by a minor in a 30-second video
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Travel abroad by a minor: 3 things you should know. A minor travelling abroad with one parent, with an escort or alone? The consent of both parents is required, certified by a notary. Sign the forms in blue ink, in two original copies, and attach copies of passports, flight tickets and ID cards. Before booking tickets, check that there is no stay-of-exit order, using the Population and Immigration Authority's online service or by calling *3450.
In brief
A minor travelling abroad with one parent, with an escort or alone? The consent of both parents is required, certified by a notary. Sign the forms in blue ink, in two original copies, and attach copies of passports, flight tickets and ID cards. And before booking tickets, check that there is no stay-of-exit order, using the Population and Immigration Authority's online service or by calling *3450.
For the full explanation: Travel abroad by a minor: notarial certificate and parental consent. A minor travelling abroad with one parent, with an escort or alone needs a notarial certificate confirming that both parents have consented to the trip, by virtue of the Hague Convention on child abduction. That page has the forms to download, the list of documents required in each of the three situations, and what to check before travelling.
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