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Notarised power of attorney
We are traveling with our 14-year-old daughter to Crystal Hotesl Admiral Resort Suite & SPA 5 *. The tour operator said that now you can fly to Turkey with a child without a note. A power of attorney from the second parent. Is this so? Will there be problems?
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I don’t know what the operator told you, but no one has yet canceled the rules for crossing the border of Ukraine - when leaving the “border”, a notarized permission for the child to leave is required from an absent parent. If something has changed in Russia - let me be corrected
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answered 13 years ago
Man from Russia. They can.
And Turkey has nothing to do with it. These are the rules for crossing the border of the Russian Federation.
And Turkey has nothing to do with it. These are the rules for crossing the border of the Russian Federation.
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, we are from Russia and I don’t know the rules for crossing the border at all, except from the Internet, because. we are flying abroad for the first time. On the Internet, they everywhere write that they need a permit, but she said so confidently that Turkey is interested in tourists and does not look at all these little things. And the tour operator assured that if a child has his own passport, then a certificate of you don’t need to take it at birth either. But the truth added that if you want for your peace of mind, take these documents. Of course, I’ll take everything, but it’s just interesting. I thought that if there is a border, then it’s strict.
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answered 13 years ago
Flies separately, cutlets separately. Outside the CIS, no one really looks at these powers of attorney, but not because they are interested in tourists, but because it does not concern them. The powers of attorney are checked by the border guards of the country where the birth certificate was issued in order to stop the "export" of children that took place in previous years.
Whether powers of attorney are needed in Russia now is the most reliable way to find out at the border service, but you can simply go to any notary office and ask if their issuance is still practiced, or is it already in the past.
Whether powers of attorney are needed in Russia now is the most reliable way to find out at the border service, but you can simply go to any notary office and ask if their issuance is still practiced, or is it already in the past.
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answered 13 years ago
4. For a citizen of the Russian Federation under the age of 18, leaving the Russian Federation together with their parents (or with one of the parents), adoptive parents, guardians or trustees, the notarized consent of these persons is not required .. I took this from the Sheremetyevo Airport website. This year we are also flying without our folder ... We will not take a power of attorney for 2 years. It is also written on this site that they can not let you in only if the second parent has declared his disagreement with the child's departure.
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answered 13 years ago
I took my son twice. I was divorced with my wife. They didn’t ask for a power of attorney - I didn’t need it. I asked at passport control myself.
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answered 13 years ago
Don't add more work! Russians do not need permission from the second parent to take their child abroad! Already about 2 years have passed since this obligation was removed in Russia and Belarus. This rule applies only to children of Ukraine. And there may be old links on the Internet. I repeat: FOR ALMOST 2 YEARS, CITIZENS OF RUSSIA DO NOT NEED A PERMISSION TO DEPARTURE A CHILD.
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you for the exhaustive answer. Otherwise, we live far from these nataries, once again to the city 50 km away. I don’t want to go.
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answered 13 years ago
I traveled repeatedly with a child, permission from the second parent is not needed, but they asked for a birth certificate.
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answered 13 years ago
By the way, today I talked with a familiar lawyer and mentioned this topic. It turned out that the legs of this problem do not grow from the "export" of children in the mid-nineties, but from the "children of the Olympics-80", whom foreign fathers essentially stole from their mothers en masse - they came to see, went with the child supposedly to walk in the park, and We actually went straight to the airport...
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answered 13 years ago
In the Russian Federation, when one of the parents travels abroad with a minor child to a visa-free country, a power of attorney is not required if the 2nd parent has not expressed his disagreement with such a trip to the migration service. You must bring your child's birth certificate with you. It is necessary!
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answered 13 years ago
Once again, thank you all very much for your participation. I already realized that a child of 14 years old needs their own passport + birth certificate.
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answered 13 years ago
Strangely, a week ago, a travel agency told me to stock up on a certificate (I am a single mother to a child of 15 years old and have a passport) that I am a loner. Why don't they know that they canceled this for 2 years?
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answered 13 years ago