Is it legal for someone under the age of 18 to go to another country without an adult?
Teddy C. asked:
My AP and I plan, according to Aruba fà ¼ r one week, a friend of the family a hotel booked, then we need to only pay fà ¼ r plane ticket and food, we are während there. My parents do not approve of, but I have money, which I in the past two years made. I am sixteen years old. Is it legal that I a flight into another country without parental supervision à ¼ bernehmen?
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My AP and I plan, according to Aruba fà ¼ r one week, a friend of the family a hotel booked, then we need to only pay fà ¼ r plane ticket and food, we are während there. My parents do not approve of, but I have money, which I in the past two years made. I am sixteen years old. Is it legal that I a flight into another country without parental supervision à ¼ bernehmen?
September 2nd, 2009 at 2:12 pm
Ja. Ik denk dat je moet 13 + wel. Maar ik heb gezien iemand die is 15 en ging uit Rusland naar Amerika (we zaten dicht bij elkaar), dus ik ben er vrij zeker van dat het legaal.
September 4th, 2009 at 6:25 pm
Yes you just have to check with the airline and check the countries laws by ringing the embassy or going on smart traveller.com.au
Make sure you have a letter signed by your parents saying you can travel otherwise the airline won’t let you on. I seen a story where a 16yr old couldn’t get on a Australian domestic flight without adult signature either his parents or responsible adult in the airport had to sign. No one would sign his form so he was stuck till he received a fax or letter from his parents.
September 5th, 2009 at 6:04 pm
streben Sie es und gutes Glück an!