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I am planning a family trip to Japan for summer 2026 (family of 5). Kids will be aged between (almost) 2 and 8 at the time of travel. I am well aware that there are cultural differences regarding ...
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I am applying for UK tourism Visa. My son's passport was made when he was 3 months old and now he is 3 years old, so definitely his look is different. Should I renew the passport or I can proceed? The ...
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My kids have registered child (小児用) Suica/Pasmo smart cards that entitle them to half price fares in Japan. What happens to the cards and their value when they turn 12 and no longer qualify for child ...
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My wife and I are in the US and we have four young kids between four and nine years old. We have asthma and respond very negatively to poor cleaning or pets. The kids are too old to sleep in foldable ...
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I am applying for a UK Standard Visitor visa for myself, my wife and my son who is less than 2 years old. I am stuck at this page of the form where it asks for address and how long you have been ...
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What documents do I neeed to bring my half sister from Gambia to the uk without her mother
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My daughter will go to the UK with me in April and she is 13 yrs old. I plan to apply for a 5 year visa for her with Child Accompanied Visa, with my name and my wife's name on the visa. Sometime later,...
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It is on the news that TV presenter Kirsty Allsopp is being investigated by her local council over child protection concerns over her 15 years old sons Interrail trip in Europe after his GCSE's. This ...
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We will be traveling to Canada in a couple weeks with our 9 year old grandson for a week’s vacation. We have passports but he does not. What do we bring in lieu of a passport for him? Thanks!
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I'will be visiting Paris in august with my two kids (3F and 6M) and I've seen that there are flat rates for taxis from CDG, but I can't find any information about taxis with children seats/boosters or ...
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My infant son's name on his Schengen tourist visa (Switzerland) is printed differently from his passport. His name is Nityam Dwij Mehta. His mother's name is Jalpa Lakha Hun, and my name is Dwij ...
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My son, who is 15, wants to visit The Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine, TX, with his friends. He also has a Fortnite teammate who lives there, so they want to spend a weekend in the park. I trust him ...
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We are a married couple with 2 children, 7 and 10 years old. All of us are US citizens. Both my spouse and I have US passports. The children currently have no passports or other photo IDs. What ...
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I will be travelling to Spain (Malaga) in the near future with my one year old child. I plan to take public transit most of the time but may use the occasional taxi. Do the local regulations mandate I ...
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I have booked a return flight with Turkish airlines for my family (myself, my wife, one 6-year-old kid and another infant, 10 months old), and we used the outbound trip. Now for the return, my wife ...
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What are some suitable accommodation options for a group of twelve 10- to 13-year-old foreign children visiting Singapore for a week during a school trip? Ideally, it would be in or within reasonable ...
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My wife and son (both Thai citizens) are in the UK on a tourist visa (we haven’t sorted the permanent residency things yet). My son’s visa is accompanied with my wife. Can she leave the UK while my ...
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Air New Zealand has an unusually generous lounge policy for the children of its own elite members: Children: A maximum of three children aged 3 to 17 years (inclusive), may access Air New Zealand ...
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Does a child (3 years old) need an express ticket to Universal Studios Japan if his parents have express passes?
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I've got a bit of a situation at hand. As a result of a last-minute cancellation my daughter (14yo) has a chance to go on an organised trip to Poland (from Latvia where we live). They leave very early ...
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Recently I was flying 2 times with charter airlines. The "after landing" communication which usually says to stay in your seats and keep your belt fastened had an additional note which I've ...
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My son is 4 years old, and while I am filling out questions on the new CGI Portal (for applying B2 visa to the USA), I came across a question: Do your parents both have valid visas? In our case, one ...
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i was going to travel to the UK alone and i recently just got my visa however i didnt realise that the name of my father would be mentioned on my visa stating that my visa is only valid if i am ...
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When traveling to the US with a minor, the official websites ask for a consent letter, "preferably notarized". So what does that mean in practice - will I be at substantial risk of child ...
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I'm flying Avianca, on international flight, Los Angeles to São Paulo (LAX-SAO), with a 3-year-old child. Can I check-in a car seat for free? Can I take a car seat with me in flight for free? I can't ...
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I am a US citizen abroad in a country on the visa waiver program, I have a baby eligible for citizenship but due to backlog, to book an appointment at the consulate to make a consular report of birth ...
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I'm travelling with my husband and baby to Australia in a month, and we applied for ETA visas using the app, but my husband mistakenly put "No" under "Are you the applicant" for ...
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My 3 year old son is in the country of his birth (Jamaica)but he is also a USA resident I want to spend a week with him then send him back to his mom can I buy a two way ticket when he is coming to ...
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I am F1 visa holder since I am a graduate student at the University X and my visa has expired in March of 2022 and I did not renew my visa since then. This fall I am joining University Y as postdoc ...
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My partner and I (British nationals) are travelling to the Republic of Ireland with our son, who was born in Canada and holds a Canadian passport. Will this cause any issues when we board a plane? We ...
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I will soon be traveling to the UK with my very young (as in not quite walking yet) child who is an Indian citizen. I have a British passport. We'll be arriving at London Stansted. I've been there ...
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I will soon be flying with Air Baltic from London to Tbilisi, transferring in Riga. Along with my family, my friends' child will be travelling with us. The child is 11 years old and will be staying ...
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My wife and I are traveling soon, and have purchased separate travel insurance for the trip. Most of our children are not traveling with us. Our daughter, over 18 but a dependent, fell ill recently, ...
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As a family are all Turkish citizens and I got a 10 years multiple entry C Visit Child Accompanied visa when my daughter was 16 years old. Now she is 20 years old and studying in Amsterdam and she is ...
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I know there are already plenty of Oyster card questions here, but I can't find any recent information on travelling with children to London. My situation is this: There will be 5 of us travelling, 2 ...
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Flying to NZ from the US, have a 4 or 5 hour stop in Fiji. Am considering paying for lounge passes for myself and my wife, just wondering if we would also need to pay for one for our 9yo so we can ...
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When I booked our group flight, I forgot one passenger had a 7 month old baby that would be sitting on her lap and therefore flying free of charge. I have contacted my booking agent and made the ...
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I would like to visit Oxford (UK) and stay in a college. Many (most?) Oxford colleges offer B&B accommodation out of term-time, sometimes in rooms with twin beds, but the ones I have looked at ...
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Apologies if this has been answered before. I have applied for a standard Visit visa to travel to UK. And I gave the details of my spouse children who would be joining during my trip. And I did ...
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A couple with a baby is travelling to Thailand as tourists (both parents have a three month tourist visa obtained from a Thai consulate outside of Thailand). What visa does the baby need and how is it ...
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Japan recently announced that if you have received three doses of an approved COVID vaccine, you are exempted from the previous requirement to get a negative PCR test within 72 hours of departure. ...
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Flying out of San Jose International (SJC) for a few days with two very young kids. What is the most convenient airport parking lot when coming with toddlers? Ideally we could walk to the terminal ...
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My wife and I are fully vaccinated against COVID. Our two-year-old isn't. There is this obligatory US_Passenger Disclosure and Attestation Form to be filled out by travellers who are not US citizens ...
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On the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol web site, there is the following notification: Traveling with Children When U.S. citizen children under the age of 16 arrive by land or sea from Canada or Mexico ...
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I will be traveling with my son who's under the age of 2. I saw that the TSA allows to bring a reasonable amount of baby food if you're traveling with children. Is Gerber's Lil' Entrees for toddlers ...
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I am married to a Chinese citizen. We have two children born in Sweden; one was born before my wife got permanent residence and the other child was born after she got permanent residence. We applied ...
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As the remote working trend continues, I am planning to take my kids (all three of them under 7 year old) to Europe for two months to experience different culture and scenery. We've never been to ...
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I'm a Star Alliance Gold member and may be passing through Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) with family in the near future. Standard Star Alliance rules permit only one guest per cardholder, end of ...
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I’m not sure who would take care of the child (1 year old) if a responsible parent will be unable to take care of the child due to health issues? Let’s say the parent will stay for 2 days in the ...
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I am a British citizen, my wife is Turkish, we both have 5 year residencies in Portugal. My wife recently gave birth in Turkey. We will return to Portugal with our baby, who has a Turkish passport, ...
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