Dad, mom, I am a happy family! But the family does not always travel as a whole or even live together. Traveling with a child gives a parent a lot of trouble, including obtaining permission to travel with a child abroad.
Instructions
Step 1
"Is it necessary or not necessary?" - puzzled moms and dads, who are going to travel abroad with their children without their other half. Let's turn to the legal regulations. "In the event of a minor citizen of the Russian Federation leaving the Russian Federation, together with one of the parents, consent to travel abroad is not required from the second parent, unless he has received a statement of disagreement to leave the Russian Federation for his children." - reads a letter from the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation dated June 27, 2007 N 21/1/7/3. In a word, what is not allowed is allowed. If the second parent of the child has filed a statement of disagreement, the issue of the child's departure procedure is decided in court.
Step 2
The subtlety of this situation lies in the fact that these regulations regulate the procedure for crossing the Russian border, but not another state. Each country may have its own opinion on this matter, it is necessary to find out it in the representative office of a particular state, and it is desirable to receive an answer in writing.
Step 3
For example, a trip to the Schengen countries clearly requires the consent of the other parent. These are the harsh rules of European embassies. They will ask you for the notarized consent of the father or mother for you to travel with the child to the specified country (s) for a specified period. That is, unfortunately, it will not work to sign one paper and travel with it until the child comes of age. The greatest difficulty is the situation when the parents of the child traveling abroad are divorced and do not maintain a relationship. You will not be required to consent to your ex-spouse if you seek to have his or her parental rights removed or declared missing.
