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I'm 23, and my friend will be 18 in a couple of months. Can we relax together
I am 23, and my friend will be 18 only in a couple of months. Can we both relax abroad? And where exactly? After all, she is not yet an adult
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you can. But for this you need to take a notarized permission from the parents of a girlfriend for their daughter to travel abroad, accompanied by you. You will be entirely responsible for her return from there and stay there. If you are not afraid of such responsibility and her parents trust you - go ahead, there will be no problems with leaving. Permission costs from 50 to 150 UAH in Ukraine, depending on the rates of a notary. A friend must also have a travel document, because. A foreign passport will be issued to her only after 18.
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answered 15 years ago
One of the most common misconceptions even among specialists. In fact, you can travel on your own from the age of 16. Naturally, at the same time, you need to have documents that identify a young citizen - an internal passport and a child's travel document.
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answered 15 years ago
Thanks for the answers. And here's another question ... but what about the visa?
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answered 15 years ago
it is more difficult with a visa, if you fill in with errors, as your question, they will not let you out.
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answered 15 years ago
keep in mind also that there is one conflict in our legislation. On the one hand, citizens are allowed to leave unaccompanied from the age of 16, and in another legislative act - from the moment they come of age. Which of these laws will be guided by the border guard, only he knows. And in any case, he will be right. Last December, my brother and I traveled with children, his daughter is 16 and a half, we traveled without a mother. And it’s very good that there was a permit, otherwise they would have simply returned it, and then prove that you are not a locomotive. Therefore, I strongly recommend that you bring permission with you, because. 2 hours before departure, it will be very difficult for you to prove something at the airport, especially since this can only be proved in court and the judge can also decide differently. 50 extra hryvnia is not worth it. And some experts just heard the ringing, but they don’t know where it is, and they forget what fairy-tale country we live in. This is why advice is different. And you decide.
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answered 15 years ago
and there will be no problems with the visa. 15 dollars mark, glued to the passport at the airport of arrival.
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answered 15 years ago
Well, it's a very common misconception.
to Amir1. This "ringing" is called the Civil Code, in Ukrainian it is article 313. There is a corresponding Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers that implements this right.
For especially "lost" there were special explanations with pictures
http://www.pvu.gov.ua/control/uk/publish/article?art_id=47256&cat_id=46458.
For those who are interested, and not crushed by ambition, more information. You can always call the hotline of the border service or the checkpoint through which you are going to go. In case of non-passing through the border, an appropriate document on the reasons should be issued. And this document is signed by the head of the shift of border guards. And there no one will allow such nonsense about the 16th anniversary.
When asked about a visa, you need to know the country of departure. But if a country with a strict regime (Schengen, USA), then you will have to work hard here. With uncertain results.
to Amir1. This "ringing" is called the Civil Code, in Ukrainian it is article 313. There is a corresponding Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers that implements this right.
For especially "lost" there were special explanations with pictures
http://www.pvu.gov.ua/control/uk/publish/article?art_id=47256&cat_id=46458.
For those who are interested, and not crushed by ambition, more information. You can always call the hotline of the border service or the checkpoint through which you are going to go. In case of non-passing through the border, an appropriate document on the reasons should be issued. And this document is signed by the head of the shift of border guards. And there no one will allow such nonsense about the 16th anniversary.
When asked about a visa, you need to know the country of departure. But if a country with a strict regime (Schengen, USA), then you will have to work hard here. With uncertain results.
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answered 15 years ago
don't forget that we live in Ukraine. And remember to come of age. You can advise anything, not knowing how it works in practice. If you want to take a risk - everything is in your hands.
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answered 15 years ago
and to be absolutely precise in the Laws, the departure of one minor, but after 16 years, is permitted by the above article. But if you are 2 or more, then up to 18 you definitely need an accompanying and all permits, which is regulated by the "Procedure for organizing the departure of children abroad for rest and recuperation." Otherwise, you need to prove that you are eating for some other purpose and answer many unnecessary questions. Isn't it easier to pay UAH 50?
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answered 15 years ago
That's for sure. "You can advise anything without knowing how it works in practice."
I do not advise you to go to Thailand at this age and composition. Not a kids resort.
I do not advise you to go to Thailand at this age and composition. Not a kids resort.
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answered 15 years ago
I went with my daughter to Egypt, she turned 17 in December, she asked the notary whether the father’s permission was needed to leave the child, YES MANDATORY! from parents.
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answered 15 years ago