Question o Turkey
Ask a Question
Ask a question
Interesting questions
Related question «Hotel selection»
I am a citizen of Kazakhstan, my granddaughter is Russian, can we rest in Turkey this year?
I am a citizen of Kazakhstan, my granddaughter is Russian, can we rest in Turkey this year?
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
Subscribe
Answers • 15
Certainly. And why did such a question arise at all. The main thing is the presence of a passport.
Like
You like
•
2
answered 8 years ago
You also need a power of attorney from the granddaughter's parents.
Like
You like
answered 8 years ago
From which airport you are going to fly, you can call him and get comprehensive information on the flight. A power of attorney is required for the child from both parents. You cannot take a ticket from an operator in Russia, but simply by buying a ticket and booking a hotel directly or through other sites, ordering insurance separately (it costs a penny), you can fly safely.
Like
You like
•
1.5
answered 8 years ago
People don't understand.
There is no ban for Russians to come to Turkey.
There is a ban on air travel and the sale of package tours.
There is no ban for Russians to come to Turkey.
There is a ban on air travel and the sale of package tours.
Like
You like
•
2.5
answered 8 years ago
In Russia today there is no ban even on air travel. The same Aeroflot has 4 flights a day from Moscow to Antalya and 2 to IstanbulThe ban is only for charters and a full travel package.
And so in the agency you can safely book a hotel separately, or independently, independently buy tickets and go on vacation.
Many people are simply lazy, and they intimidated us here thoroughly.
The truth from the question is not clear from where you are going to fly. In the same Belarus or Kazakhstan, you can take a full-fledged tour to Turkey
The main thing is that the child has his own passport, and you have a power of attorney from the parents for the right to travel with the child.
Like
You like
•
2
answered 8 years ago
about the power of attorney ... also find out at the place of departure - in Russia a power of attorney is not needed ... well ... at least I, as the mother of the child, having different surnames with him, simply presented a certificate of divorce - nothing was required from the father ... something like this...
Like
You like
answered 8 years ago
L_ena!!!
"There is a ban on air travel and the sale of package tours"
there is no ban on AIR COMMUNICATION in the Russian Federation! only for tours!
"There is a ban on air travel and the sale of package tours"
there is no ban on AIR COMMUNICATION in the Russian Federation! only for tours!
Like
You like
answered 8 years ago
You are the mother. What will grandma bring? You need a power of attorney.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 8 years ago
guys, well, do you really, having the opportunity to write a question here, do not have the opportunity to google it on the net! Well, there are answers to all your questions on the net! google help you!
Like
You like
•
2
answered 8 years ago
Many people cannot immediately formulate the question fully (as in this case), so searching the Internet does not at all guarantee a quick and correct answer.And such sites, in general, were created for this, in order to receive advice, tips, listen to other people's opinions, share their own, and so on.
iNicole, for some reason you registered on this site, although you could easily find any information about hotels, beaches, attractions on the Internet
Like
You like
•
6.5
answered 8 years ago
andrey vip, you are right, I could ... only if I need information, then I am looking for it in the form of real reviews, and not advisory assistance, which can be most reliably obtained on the website of the migration service of a certain country, as in this matter ...
Like
You like
answered 8 years ago
A power of attorney for a grandmother is needed, of course, she is not a mother. This time. And I repeat once again, all comprehensive information on flying with a child is provided by calling the airport through which you plan to fly. I always called and clarified whether it was Domodedovo, Vnukovo or Sheremetyevo.
Like
You like
•
2
answered 8 years ago
I think it will be difficult for you. You and your granddaughter have different nationalities. The granddaughter must have a children's passport. Obligatory permission will be required from parents (both), it would be nice to find out about citizenship. You can fly to Turkey from the Russian Federation, only on your own ... by regular flights (not by charter).
Like
You like
•
1
answered 8 years ago