The Federation Council approved changes in the rules for the departure of children abroad
The Federation Council approved a law that will allow children to travel abroad without parents, if they have a notarized consent of one of them.
Also, the legal representatives of the child will be able to prohibit him from going to a particular country.
It is allowed to specify a specific period for which the prohibition applies. But if a minor is accompanied by a guardian who has expressed such disagreement, the restriction will be lifted.
The child will be allowed to travel abroad with one of the parents, adoptive parents, guardian or guardian, unless the other legal representative has issued a written disagreement.
Source: tonkosti