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Do I need a power of attorney from the father when flying with a child to Sharm El Sheikh?
Hello! Urgently! Please tell me, I'm flying to Sharm el-Sheikh with my daughter, do I need a power of attorney from my father? Thanks
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Hello, if your daughter is under 16 years old, you definitely need
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answered 7 years ago
I wrote this, the tour operator told me that it was not necessary, only a certificate that confirms that I am a mother.
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answered 7 years ago
Contact the border service of the country from which you are flying
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answered 7 years ago
If from Kazakhstan, then read here http://www.shekaraknb.kz/ru/peresechenie_granitsyi_s_detmi
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answered 7 years ago
Thank you, I read our law, they don’t require a temporary one, only a birth certificate and a passport of course. Interested in Egypt itself do not require?
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answered 7 years ago
From personal experience. It was that the Egyptians watched, it was that they didn’t. But of course it’s better to do why you need surprises at the borders.
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answered 7 years ago
This is a norm of domestic legislation (protection of the rights of parents). The border guards of the country of entry are not interested in these documents and relationships. Moreover, notarized powers of attorney are valid only in the territory of the country whose notary issued it. Moreover, it is drawn up in the state language. I would like to see how an Egyptian border guard reads a power of attorney in Kazakh.
After the collapse of the Union, the rules for traveling with minor children began to differ. In Ukraine, a power of attorney is required. In Russia, when accompanied by one of the parents, a power of attorney from the second parent is not needed if this second parent has not initiated the exit restriction procedure. In Kazakhstan, I don't know. But only one body checks - its border guards at the exit. We have a 24/7 hotline that answers such questions.
After the collapse of the Union, the rules for traveling with minor children began to differ. In Ukraine, a power of attorney is required. In Russia, when accompanied by one of the parents, a power of attorney from the second parent is not needed if this second parent has not initiated the exit restriction procedure. In Kazakhstan, I don't know. But only one body checks - its border guards at the exit. We have a 24/7 hotline that answers such questions.
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answered 7 years ago
Call the customs service of the airport of departure, they will tell you for sure.
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answered 7 years ago
