You might like to have a read through this topic. Most of your concerns are mentioned and some good tips. Might also raise some more questions for you and I am sure some of our members will try to help.
http://www.holidaytruths.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=149785
fwh
http://www.holidaytruths.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=149785
fwh
with regard to the CHILDREN... [as anyone under 18 is considderd to be a child] see taking someone else's child thread and the following from another thread..
remembering that anyone under 18 holding a British passport is still a minor you need to arrange
current British passports for both with at least 3 month validity after the date of travel [a precaution i recommend]
their own EHC card
good quality travel insurance
both will require letters signed by both parents [or one if sole custody] giving clearly permission for each child to travel unaccompanied to [country] also state the dates of travel and if possible the accommodation where they are staying
both will require a letter of Lo-cum Parentis stating clearly that the parents give to a nominated adult state name and address and contact number for same, to act in lo-cum parentis in case of any medical or legal issues that may happen
ensure they have access to funds i would recommend a pre paid card that the parents can load with money before they go, and keep a record of the numbers so if necessary you can top them up from this country
make sure at least one of them carries a mobile phone which is requested for international roaming
thats my imitate thoughts
yasus wizard
remembering that anyone under 18 holding a British passport is still a minor you need to arrange
current British passports for both with at least 3 month validity after the date of travel [a precaution i recommend]
their own EHC card
good quality travel insurance
both will require letters signed by both parents [or one if sole custody] giving clearly permission for each child to travel unaccompanied to [country] also state the dates of travel and if possible the accommodation where they are staying
both will require a letter of Lo-cum Parentis stating clearly that the parents give to a nominated adult state name and address and contact number for same, to act in lo-cum parentis in case of any medical or legal issues that may happen
ensure they have access to funds i would recommend a pre paid card that the parents can load with money before they go, and keep a record of the numbers so if necessary you can top them up from this country
make sure at least one of them carries a mobile phone which is requested for international roaming
thats my imitate thoughts
yasus wizard
make sure the insurance is a good one.......as if they got drunk and had an accident, the insurance may not pay out.
we have also been watching the programme, and i have told both my 2, thats what i would do, so they need to think on, should they go away, i may be hiding in a blacked out van watching them
we have also been watching the programme, and i have told both my 2, thats what i would do, so they need to think on, should they go away, i may be hiding in a blacked out van watching them
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