Rijksoverheid advises one consent form per child under 18 when travelling abroad with a minor, and some countries may ask for extra documents.
What you need to know
If a child travels abroad with one parent, relatives, another family or a school group, prepare the minor travel consent paperwork before the holiday rush.
- Time and place: for children under 18 travelling abroad; Rijksoverheid advises one consent form for each child.
- Who should check: one-parent trips, grandparents travelling with children, friend-family trips and international school or camp activities.
- Before leaving: check whether the destination asks for extra documents and keep passports, visas and custody papers easy to reach.
Hokimi field note: Border checks often focus on the relationship with the child and consent from the other guardian, so clear papers reduce stress.
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Rijksoverheid advises one consent form per child under 18 when travelling abroad with a minor, and some countries may ask for extra documents.
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