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I'm going to fly to America 1 without my parents I'm 16 years old! What do I need for that? and got a better answer
Response from Антон Владимирович[+++++]
18 years old for that?
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18 years for that
18 years for that
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it takes - 1. parents - 2pc 2. plane - 1pc 3. America - 1pc. you can2pc.
it takes - 1. parents - 2pc 2. plane - 1pc 3. America - 1pc. you can2pc.
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You need at least an adult to accompany you. You won't even fly anywhere at 16, consider the fact that we make an adult at 18, and they do at 21!
You need at least an adult to accompany you. You won't even fly anywhere at 16, consider the fact that we make an adult at 18, and they do at 21!
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A lot of paperwork, hassle with the visa, money and language skills are appreciated.
A lot of paperwork, hassle with the visa, money and language skills are appreciated.
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parents and passport
parents and passport
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You want to run away to America from them? You can't without their consent, or you have to be adopted by an American family.
You want to run away to America from them? You can't without their consent, or you have to be adopted by an American family.
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stuff me in a suitcase and that's all you need. You have to fly with your parents.
stuff me in a suitcase and that's all you need. You have to fly with your parents.
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Dream on, it's not forbidden.
Dream on, it's not forbidden.
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And on top of all that a lot of money, comparable to buying a car.
And on top of all that a lot of money, comparable to buying a car.
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Well, only if you get a fender bender.
Well, only if you get a fender bender.
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The conditions and procedure for a minor child to travel abroad are governed by Article 20 of the Federal Law of the Russian Federation On the Procedure for Exiting the Russian Federation and Entering the Russian Federation, which states ***NB! that a minor citizen of the Russian Federation will normally leave the Russian Federation together with at least one parent, adoptive parent, guardian or caregiver. If the family is not travelling abroad as a whole, i.e. the child is accompanied only by one parent, permission for the child's departure must also be obtained from the other parent. NB!*** Similar permission, but from both parents, should also be issued if the child travels abroad without parents or accompanied by strangers' uncles and aunts. Such permission may be obtained in any notary office, either public or private. Sample here. If a minor citizen of the Russian Federation is leaving the Russian Federation unaccompanied, he/she must have in addition to his/her passport a notarized statement of consent of the named persons for the departure of the minor citizen of the Russian Federation, indicating the period of the departure and the country of destination, and if the minor leaves the Russian Federation for over three months, the consent must be certified by the authorities of tutorship or guardianship in the order prescribed by the law. The same notarized consent is required when you apply to the U.S. Embassy for a visa for your child. I think it is also good for you to know that according to Article 21 of the above-mentioned Federal Law, if one of the parents, adoptive parents, guardians or custodians declares his/her disagreement on departure from the Russian Federation of an underage citizen of the Russian Federation, the issue of possibility for him/her to leave the Russian Federation shall be settled in court. The availability of a foreign passport is self-evident.
The conditions and procedure for a minor child to travel abroad are governed by Article 20 of the Federal Law of the Russian Federation On the Procedure for Exiting the Russian Federation and Entering the Russian Federation, which states ***NB! that a minor citizen of the Russian Federation will normally leave the Russian Federation together with at least one parent, adoptive parent, guardian or caregiver. If the family is not travelling abroad as a whole, i.e. the child is accompanied only by one parent, permission for the child's departure must also be obtained from the other parent. NB!*** Similar permission, but from both parents, should also be issued if the child travels abroad without parents or accompanied by strangers' uncles and aunts. Such permission may be obtained in any notary office, either public or private. Sample here. If a minor citizen of the Russian Federation is leaving the Russian Federation unaccompanied, he/she must have in addition to his/her passport a notarized statement of consent of the named persons for the departure of the minor citizen of the Russian Federation, indicating the period of the departure and the country of destination, and if the minor leaves the Russian Federation for over three months, the consent must be certified by the authorities of tutorship or guardianship in the order prescribed by the law. The same notarized consent is required when you apply to the U.S. Embassy for a visa for your child. I think it is also good for you to know that according to Article 21 of the above-mentioned Federal Law, if one of the parents, adoptive parents, guardians or custodians declares his/her disagreement on departure from the Russian Federation of an underage citizen of the Russian Federation, the issue of possibility for him/her to leave the Russian Federation shall be settled in court. The availability of a foreign passport is self-evident.