低龄入境加拿大父母一方不随行同意函模板参考
低龄入境加拿大父母一方不随行同意函模板参考
入境加拿大如果未成年子女未与父母同行或只与一方同行，需要提供未随行同意函，需要公证并与签证申请一起递交，需随身携带，这里我们就来分享下最新的同意函模板。加拿大签证服务
如果未成年人未与父母中一方同行，需提供：
1、三方亲属关系证明公证，公证要以孩子为主申请人
2、提供来自未随行父/母授权其访加的同意函。此函需要公证，公证要中英文对照，并包含旅行日期及未随行父/母的联系方式。此函必须与签证申请一并递交，并在赴加旅行时携带。
以下是父母一方不随行同意书模板：
Permission to travel from non–accompanying parent
不随行父母同意函
This form is to be completed in English and Chinese by non–accompanying parents of minors Under 18 years of age.A photocopy of that parent’s identification card of passport AND proof of parental relationship must be attached.此表格由十八岁以下申请人的不随行父母填写。不随行父母必须用中文和英文填写此表格并附上其身份证或护照复印件。学在加拿大
Applicant’s Name/申请人姓名：XX
Father’s Name/父亲姓名：XX父亲
Address/地址：北京市东城区东直门南大街11号中汇广场A座12层
Telephone number/联系电话：+86 10 84476877
I give permission for my childXXto visit to Canada,accompanied by陈母亲
本人同意由陈母亲陪同我的孩子XX前往加拿大。
Signed/签名：XX父亲Date/日期：X年5月19日
注意：如果是母亲不随行，“Father’s Name/父亲姓名”要改成“Mother’s Name/母亲姓名”
http://travel.gc.ca/docs/child/consent-letter_lettre-consentement-eng.pdf
低龄入境加拿大父母一方不随行同意函模板参考
Recommended consent letter for children travelling abroad
We strongly recommend that Canadian children carry a consent letter if they are travelling abroad alone,with only one parent/guardian,with friends or relatives or with a group.For the purposes of this consent letter,a Canadian child is defined as anyone who is under the age of majority(18 or 19,depending on the province or territory of residence).
A consent letter is not a legal requirement in Canada,but it can simplify travel for Canadian children,as it may be requested by immigration authorities when entering or leaving a foreign country or by Canadian officials when re-entering Canada.The letter demonstrates that Canadian children have permission to travel abroad from parents or guardians who are not accompanying them.
We recommend that you talk to a lawyer about the legal issues that apply to you and your children’s unique situation,particularly if your parenting arrangement has special terms governing international travel.Carrying a consent letter does not guarantee that children will
be allowed to enter or leave a country,as every country has its own entry and exit requirements.
For additional information about entry and exit requirements for Canadian children travelling alone,with only one parent or with another accompanying person,see our Travel Advice and Advisories or contact the nearest embassy or consulate of the destination country.
We recommend that the letter be signed by every non-accompanying person or organization with the legal right to make major decisions for the child,including anyone with:
custody rights,
guardianship rights,or
parental authority(in Quebec only)
We also recommend that the letter be signed by any non-accompanying parent who has access to the child.
Consult justice.gc.ca if you have questions about parenting terminology.
Before writing a consent letter,read the instructions on this page and the Consent Letter FAQ
