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My child lives in Ukraine. He is 17. Can he come to Vladivostok without any permission from his parents?
His father will bring him to Moscow. Both are citizens of Ukraine. New passport.
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Yes, children over the age of 17 can travel unaccompanied by adults.
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answered 6 years ago
A strange question, why do you already have borders between Moscow and Vladivostok?
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answered 6 years ago
Where did you see the word "boundaries"?
Minors in Russia do not have the right to be in public places (including train stations, airports and public transport) at night, that's the whole point. Otherwise, the rules for the passage of unaccompanied minors are determined by each carrier individually. So check with the specific airline what documents the child will need for the flight.
Minors in Russia do not have the right to be in public places (including train stations, airports and public transport) at night, that's the whole point. Otherwise, the rules for the passage of unaccompanied minors are determined by each carrier individually. So check with the specific airline what documents the child will need for the flight.
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