Traveling with Children
Your child must have a valid passport or identity Map. This also applies if your child is under 14 years of age.
Are you traveling abroad with your children, and do they have a different last name? If so, this could cause problems during passport control at the airport. The parents, guardians, or persons with legal custody of the child must provide that authorisation .
When a parent traveling alone needs authorisation
Various situations may arise where a parent travels alone with a minor child. For example:
- A parent with joint custody is traveling alone with a child. For this, you will need authorisation the following
- A parent with sole parental authority (single parent) is traveling alone with a child. You do not need a authorisation for this, but you do needadditional documents
- A parent without parental authority is traveling alone with a child. For this, you will need authorisation the following
- If one parent has passed away, you will need an extract from the parental authority registry. Youcan request an extract from the parental authority registry in writing at. You can do this at a court in your local area ( neighbourhood).