EMERGENCY TRAVEL DOCUMENT FOR CHILDREN (0 – 17 YEARS OLD)
APPLICANT = OTHER HOLDER OF PARENTAL RESPONSIBILIY

WHAT IS THE VALIDITY PERIOD OF THE TRAVEL DOCUMENT?

Emergency travel document is issued for a limited period of time covering one one-way journey to the Czech Republic.

WHO ATTENDS THE APPOINTMENT?

The applicant (holder of parental responsibility) and a child who is able to sign his/her surname, generally 6 and more years old.

WHICH DOCUMENTS ARE NECESSARY TO SUBMIT THE APPLICATION?

1. Passport or national ID of the care holder/representative of the care-holding institution
2. A badge or other proof that the representative represents the care-holding institution
3. Czech birth certificate of the child
4. Two passport-sized photographs of the child (3,5 x 4,5 centimetres)
5. Care order + Certificate referred to in Article 39 of Council Regulation (EC)* No. 2201/ 2003 of 27 November 2003 (1) concerning judgements in matrimonial matters (for more information please see here )
6. The application fee (in accordance with current consular rates).

 

*British documents must bear an apostille and must be translated into Czech by a sworn/court-appointed translator. You can see the list of translators who provided us with their contact information on our website – click here. Court-appointed translators, whose translations do not need any further verification, are highlighted. If you are submitting a document issued in another country, check the verification and translation requirements for the specific country.

 

WHICH PRINTED AND FILLED OUT FORMS SHELL BE PRESENTED DURING THE APPOINTMENT?

1. Personal information (of other holder of parental responsibility)
2. Proclamation for children younger than 15 years of age
3. Only if the child is 15 and more years old:
4. Declaration
5. Application for Emergency travel document