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New laws for children under 18 years going to South Africa
13 Apr 2019 at 03:42hrs | Views
The South African government has announced new laws for children under the age of 18 years travelling to South Africa either accompanied or unaccompanied.
A summary of the new laws is as follows:
Travelling with one parent must hold:
A valid passport, a copy of a birth certificate or equivalent document. A parental consent letter from the absent parent or guardian or letter of special circumstances or a court order granting full parental responsibilities and rights to the present parent.
With an adult other than a parent
A valid passport, copy of a birth certificate or equivalent document. Parental consent letter (S). Identification documents of parents and their contact details.
Read the rest of the requirements below:
A summary of the new laws is as follows:
Travelling with one parent must hold:
A valid passport, a copy of a birth certificate or equivalent document. A parental consent letter from the absent parent or guardian or letter of special circumstances or a court order granting full parental responsibilities and rights to the present parent.
With an adult other than a parent
A valid passport, copy of a birth certificate or equivalent document. Parental consent letter (S). Identification documents of parents and their contact details.
Read the rest of the requirements below:
Source - Byo24News
