I am travelling with a child that is not my own, do I need permission from the parents/guardians before travelling?

You will need to obtain a notarised letter where the legal guardian of the child provides the travelling party permission to travel with their child (aged 0 to 17).

A notarised letter is a document that is signed by both the parents and the customer in the presence of a solicitor (or other appropriate party). This is then presented at the port at embarkation.

A copy of a template for the letter is available upon request.

You will need to obtain a notarised letter where the legal guardian of the child provides the travelling party permission to travel with their child (aged 0 to 17).

A notarised letter is a document that is signed by both the parents and the customer in the presence of a solicitor (or other appropriate party). This is then presented at the port at embarkation.

A copy of a template for the letter is available upon request.