A British citizen who had secured residency for herself and her minor child in Costa Rica reached out to me recently. When she was at the airport preparing to depart for her flight to the UK, she encountered a situation where Immigration officials halted her. They requested to view her parental consent form for the minor child. But what exactly does this entail?
For those who’ve embraced the beauty and opportunities of life in Costa Rica, the desire to explore beyond its borders is only natural. However, if you’re a resident of this charming nation and plan to travel internationally with your minor child, there’s a crucial aspect you need to be aware of: Costa Rica’s parental approval requirement. This regulation, designed to ensure the safety and well-being of minors, has specific implications for residents who wish to travel with their children. Let’s delve into what this requirement entails and how you can navigate it effectively.
