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With one parent, with another adult or alone: the consent and the documents change with the destination. See the list before you book.
The MFA consent template is the starting point. Carriers and consulates can ask for more.
Travelling with both parents needs no consent. With one parent, the other parent's declaration is needed; with a third adult or alone, both parents' consent is.
Outside Greece the consent is usually notarised. Outside the an apostille is added, and some destinations also want consular legalisation.
The tool returns the document list and the warnings. It does not promise that an airline or a consulate will accept them as they stand.
A 9-year-old flying to Spain with their mother: the father's consent (notarised or through gov.gr) and the child's ID card or passport. Flying with an aunt instead of the father: consent from both parents.
The other parent's consent, the child's ID card or passport, and as a rule a notarised document or one issued through gov.gr. Keep the travel details with it.
For destinations outside the usually yes, and some countries want consular legalisation on top. Confirm with the destination country's consulate.
Add the carrier's unaccompanied-minor form and consent from both parents. Every airline and ferry company sets its own rules and age limits.
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Parental consent
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Notarised
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Apostille
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We took what you entered, checked it against the rules and, where no rule exists, used an estimate.
With one parent the other parent's consent is needed; with another adult or alone, both parents'
You: Required
Outside the EU the consent usually needs a certified signature
You: Required
Some destinations also ask for an apostille or consular legalisation
You: Not required
Source: Ministry of Foreign AffairsChecked 30 October 2026
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The MFA template is a starting point, not a guarantee: an airline, ferry company or consulate may ask for something different. Confirm with the carrier and the consulate before booking.
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