Notarized Exit Permit for Minors
Notarized Exit Permit for Minors from the Country (if not traveling with parents)
A minor that is traveling alone or with a non-parent/guardian, has to present a parental consent form to leave the country. It is important to consider that the Minor Travel Authorization must be signed by both parents in the presence of an Official Notary in order to have the document officially validated. When preparing the document, make sure to include all the necessary information, such as the full name of the parents (with their ID/cédula numbers) and the full name of the minor (with his/her passport number), flight details, country to be visited and departure/return dates.
Providing our students with a safe and comfortable journey is very important to us, so please keep in mind to not include the chaperone's name on the permit. In case of any last-minute positive covid test or another emergency that will prevent the chaperone from traveling, Eduexplora will replace the chaperone, however, you will probably not have enough time to replace the permit, and if you specified the name of the initial chaperone that’s no longer traveling, immigration will not allow students to exit the country and travel. Eduexplora is committed to accompanying students traveling with the group and you can rest easy knowing they’ll be safe and in great hands regardless of any circumstances.
Note that Eduexplora cannot validate this document and it doesn't have to be sent to us. Your child must keep three copies of the form when traveling, in order to present it to the airline, immigration, or security officers. Please keep in mind that each country requests different procedures to provide the authorization and you must follow the procedures from your country.
Learn more about the process for your country on the below links
Minor Travel Consent form - Peru
Minor Travel Consent form - Colombia
Minor Travel Consent form - Mexico