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Do I need permission from the father to take the child to Egypt?
We are flying to Egypt, pliz, who can say for sure whether Sheremetyevo requires permission from his father (divorced).
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Now I don’t know, a few years ago permission was needed, I did it until I came of age, and when the former died, I took a copy of the death. Now I don’t know.
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answered 13 years ago
In order for a minor citizen of the Russian Federation to leave Russia together with one of the parents, the consent of the other parent to the child's departure abroad is not required.
This rule is valid if the second parent did not receive a statement of disagreement to leave the Russian Federation for their children, drawn up in accordance with the provisions of the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated May 12, 2003 No. 273 "On approval of the Rules for filing an application for disagreement to leave the Russian Federation Federation of Minor Citizens of the Russian Federation. If there is such a statement, the problem can be resolved in court.
But! Leaving Russia does not mean entering another country!
Without a notarized consent from the second parent, you will be able to enter Egypt and Turkey. But in other countries, for example, in the very popular Spain and Greece, no. And here even some surprises are possible - at the Greek Embassy you will be asked to provide "cross" powers of attorney without registration by a notary from both parents, even when a child travels with both parents.
This rule is valid if the second parent did not receive a statement of disagreement to leave the Russian Federation for their children, drawn up in accordance with the provisions of the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated May 12, 2003 No. 273 "On approval of the Rules for filing an application for disagreement to leave the Russian Federation Federation of Minor Citizens of the Russian Federation. If there is such a statement, the problem can be resolved in court.
But! Leaving Russia does not mean entering another country!
Without a notarized consent from the second parent, you will be able to enter Egypt and Turkey. But in other countries, for example, in the very popular Spain and Greece, no. And here even some surprises are possible - at the Greek Embassy you will be asked to provide "cross" powers of attorney without registration by a notary from both parents, even when a child travels with both parents.
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