I and my girlfriend who have been together for almost two years, we really want to, traveling to southern alone and be alone together and experience the world before we are dead ... and parents ours says it's okay and we have Checked a bit on the net on trips and we have not decided yet but wonder which company that allows young people under 18 be allowed to go alone? the answer will be received with a big thank you! : D
I was born in 1998 and is 16 years, I and two friends have long talked about a trip to Greece or London, and they were both born in 1996 and is 18 years old. I can travel with the then?
Unsure of how the rules are to travel alone when you're 18 years old? Then you should read this.
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Questions and answers about youth traveling:
Girl 13 years will fly alone to Norway
Hi! I will be traveling alone soon to Norway (living abroad) and I'm 13 years old. I have to go with 'I travel alone patch' then? Has the ordered adult ticket since I'm over 12 years old.
ANSWER
You and your parents must contact the airline and hear what is the current rule for traveling with their aircraft. Most airlines have clear rules for what they do for children traveling alone and are under 18 years. Few airlines authorize anyone under 18 fly alone without their written consent from parents or guardians. Several airlines require you to have follow-up if you are under 15, and among several of the airlines costs this extra.
Boy 15 years - will travel to the US with a friend
Hello! Me and a buddy of mine plan to travel to the US holiday. We are both 15 years old and thought to travel down to meet his father is already there. Can we go there without someone who is over 18 years? If we can, we need the stewardess must make us?
Also read: Insurance during travel abroad
Sincerely boy 15
ANSWER
Their parents are responsible for you while you are under 18 and living at home. Read the article Children Act which says more about this. It is therefore an issue that you need to discuss with their parents and eventually come to a solution together. It's not just that they think it's okay, but also that they are responsible for you.
The various travel companies operate with different rules relating to under-18s, as do the hotels. And if you will be traveling to the United States, requiring it might change airlines. Remember to check the rules for traveling as incompetent with all companies.
Many travel companies require regardless confirmation from guardians in the event of travel for passengers under 18. But how will that this confirmation will be presented, again varies from company to company.
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See also: Apply for passports
Girl 16 years - has BUYERS to travel and experience things
I have a small problem that almost no one understands, precisely because they do not have it like that though. The thing is that I really like to travel. Or, wanting is not the right word; I NEED to go! I feel that I need to experience things, and this I need to do without parents. I've considered studying a year abroad, but for various reasons do not let such a long stay themselves do until about a year, and then it's too late. I have also considered working as a volunteer with an organization, but since this cost up to 30 000 for two weeks, not my parents so keen on letting me go, whether I had paid itself. I have submitted several proposals; travel on regular holiday in the sun with a girlfriend, weekend at spa, youth travel, but I'm not allowed any thing. It's so frustrating, because I feel that I must go soon. I have to experience something new, I have to get challenges! I can not explain how it feels, but I know that I work needs to experience something exciting and challenging. I begin to lose motivation to do anything ... How can I talk to them about this, except I get a blank "no"?
Also read: The Children Act
ANSWER
You know what I think you should do? I think you should show your parents this question you have submitted to us and this response from us. In the writing insert namely very good word in your mind. It's probably not so easy for parents to familiarize themselves with the thoughts you have, but by reading this you've written, you will surely get underway chat.
It's not as common to travel overseas on their own when one is 16 years old. The reasons why your parents have said no, could probably be more. They may fear that to happen you something when you are traveling alone, they may find it too expensive to send out in this way, they may fear that you will experience something unpleasant that you not even have control over, and they may not think you plan well enough through what it means to travel alone in this way. These things are therefore important that you talk about. In this way you will understand more of what they think, and they will understand more of what you are thinking. Get a nice and factual conversation where neither of you are stressed. Do not get excited, explain your thoughts on quiet and thoughtful way, and let your parents explain their arguments without interrupting. It is allowed to disagree. Also remember that there is a greater chance of being taken seriously if you avoid getting angry or annoyed.
Also read: What you can carry in your hand luggage on the plane
If you are not allowed to travel out yet, it might be nice to make himself a goal of going out when you are 18. This planning can start already now. Get a part time job to save money. Loans traveler books about the place you want to go from the library. Check program for volunteer work abroad in the article below this answer (some programs are free). Check if language travel can be for you, or maybe a year at folk with travel line? Or maybe you want to study abroad after high school? Read about different study abroad at ANSA. Etc. The plan, can make you feel the time go faster.
Having something to look forward to and plan can help a lot of motivation and mood. Make yourself happy a "travel inspiration poster" that you hang in your room, make a list of how much money you manage to save underway, the countdown of months etc. Try to see the positive: Imagine how fun it is to travel out when you finally get opportunity!
Also read: Advice by booking travel on the internet
Good luck with your planning!
Strek med ung.no-logo
Boy, 17 years, traveling with two friends to Thailand
We are three guys who want to travel to Thailand in January next year when we are 17 years old. Although I have been there three times before, so I'm pretty familiar with the area where we're going. Our parents think it's okay that we're traveling. But it is the law? Can youth travel alone?
ANSWER
Their parents are responsible for you while you are under 18 and living at home. Read the article on the Children Act which says more about this.
It is therefore an issue that you need to discuss with their parents and eventually come to a solution together. It's not just that they think it's okay, but also that they are responsible for you.
The various travel companies operate with different rules relating to under-18s, as do the hotels. And if you are traveling to Thailand, it requires may change airlines. Be sure to check this with all the companies in case it becomes something of their trip before you are 18.
Also read: How to Talk to parents who do not understand you?
Many travel companies require regardless confirmation from guardians in the event of travel for passengers under 18. But how will that this confirmation will be presented, again varies from company to company.
Good luck on the road, good trip when the time comes.
Strek med ung.no-logo
What can we bring onto the plane?
It's easy to start with what is not allowed to carry on aircraft:
It is forbidden to bring liquids in hand luggage on the plane.
Liquid includes water, soft drinks, jelly, lip gloss, deodorants, perfumes, shaving cream, hair gel, shampoo, sunscreen, toothpaste and the like. If you still want to bring such as toiletries in hand luggage articles must be packed in a sealable, transparent plastic bag maximum holds a liter.
In addition to the bag of toiletries can bring medicines and health food products that you can probably do is necessary for the journey.
Consider carefully whether you can put what you need of liquids in hand luggage if you are traveling with checked baggage.
You can not have with pointed metal: Scissors, knife or similar. It may also include corkscrew metal.
You can bring your cell phone, but on most airlines you need to turn your mobile off completely or alternatively have on in airplane mode. The same applies to PC and the like. It is important not to have the electronic devices when the plane goes up or down. Respect this.
Beverages can be purchased after you have checked in and shown your luggage, you can take with you on the plane. Some airports have water taps with drinking water, so to save money, it may be wise to bring an empty water bottle.
Different airlines have different practices in relation to what to eat and drink brought along when they make money on what they sell and they do not want trash and crumbs and spills by others brought along food and drinks. It's very rare it is accepted to bring their own alcohol to enjoy the flight.
Camera can bring, and you can take pictures during the flight.
I was born in 1998 and is 16 years, I and two friends have long talked about a trip to Greece or London, and they were both born in 1996 and is 18 years old. I can travel with the then?
Unsure of how the rules are to travel alone when you're 18 years old? Then you should read this.
Public and quality assured
Questions and answers about youth traveling:
Girl 13 years will fly alone to Norway
Hi! I will be traveling alone soon to Norway (living abroad) and I'm 13 years old. I have to go with 'I travel alone patch' then? Has the ordered adult ticket since I'm over 12 years old.
ANSWER
You and your parents must contact the airline and hear what is the current rule for traveling with their aircraft. Most airlines have clear rules for what they do for children traveling alone and are under 18 years. Few airlines authorize anyone under 18 fly alone without their written consent from parents or guardians. Several airlines require you to have follow-up if you are under 15, and among several of the airlines costs this extra.
Boy 15 years - will travel to the US with a friend
Hello! Me and a buddy of mine plan to travel to the US holiday. We are both 15 years old and thought to travel down to meet his father is already there. Can we go there without someone who is over 18 years? If we can, we need the stewardess must make us?
Also read: Insurance during travel abroad
Sincerely boy 15
ANSWER
Their parents are responsible for you while you are under 18 and living at home. Read the article Children Act which says more about this. It is therefore an issue that you need to discuss with their parents and eventually come to a solution together. It's not just that they think it's okay, but also that they are responsible for you.
The various travel companies operate with different rules relating to under-18s, as do the hotels. And if you will be traveling to the United States, requiring it might change airlines. Remember to check the rules for traveling as incompetent with all companies.
Many travel companies require regardless confirmation from guardians in the event of travel for passengers under 18. But how will that this confirmation will be presented, again varies from company to company.
Strek med ung.no-logo
See also: Apply for passports
Girl 16 years - has BUYERS to travel and experience things
I have a small problem that almost no one understands, precisely because they do not have it like that though. The thing is that I really like to travel. Or, wanting is not the right word; I NEED to go! I feel that I need to experience things, and this I need to do without parents. I've considered studying a year abroad, but for various reasons do not let such a long stay themselves do until about a year, and then it's too late. I have also considered working as a volunteer with an organization, but since this cost up to 30 000 for two weeks, not my parents so keen on letting me go, whether I had paid itself. I have submitted several proposals; travel on regular holiday in the sun with a girlfriend, weekend at spa, youth travel, but I'm not allowed any thing. It's so frustrating, because I feel that I must go soon. I have to experience something new, I have to get challenges! I can not explain how it feels, but I know that I work needs to experience something exciting and challenging. I begin to lose motivation to do anything ... How can I talk to them about this, except I get a blank "no"?
Also read: The Children Act
ANSWER
You know what I think you should do? I think you should show your parents this question you have submitted to us and this response from us. In the writing insert namely very good word in your mind. It's probably not so easy for parents to familiarize themselves with the thoughts you have, but by reading this you've written, you will surely get underway chat.
It's not as common to travel overseas on their own when one is 16 years old. The reasons why your parents have said no, could probably be more. They may fear that to happen you something when you are traveling alone, they may find it too expensive to send out in this way, they may fear that you will experience something unpleasant that you not even have control over, and they may not think you plan well enough through what it means to travel alone in this way. These things are therefore important that you talk about. In this way you will understand more of what they think, and they will understand more of what you are thinking. Get a nice and factual conversation where neither of you are stressed. Do not get excited, explain your thoughts on quiet and thoughtful way, and let your parents explain their arguments without interrupting. It is allowed to disagree. Also remember that there is a greater chance of being taken seriously if you avoid getting angry or annoyed.
Also read: What you can carry in your hand luggage on the plane
If you are not allowed to travel out yet, it might be nice to make himself a goal of going out when you are 18. This planning can start already now. Get a part time job to save money. Loans traveler books about the place you want to go from the library. Check program for volunteer work abroad in the article below this answer (some programs are free). Check if language travel can be for you, or maybe a year at folk with travel line? Or maybe you want to study abroad after high school? Read about different study abroad at ANSA. Etc. The plan, can make you feel the time go faster.
Having something to look forward to and plan can help a lot of motivation and mood. Make yourself happy a "travel inspiration poster" that you hang in your room, make a list of how much money you manage to save underway, the countdown of months etc. Try to see the positive: Imagine how fun it is to travel out when you finally get opportunity!
Also read: Advice by booking travel on the internet
Good luck with your planning!
Strek med ung.no-logo
Boy, 17 years, traveling with two friends to Thailand
We are three guys who want to travel to Thailand in January next year when we are 17 years old. Although I have been there three times before, so I'm pretty familiar with the area where we're going. Our parents think it's okay that we're traveling. But it is the law? Can youth travel alone?
ANSWER
Their parents are responsible for you while you are under 18 and living at home. Read the article on the Children Act which says more about this.
It is therefore an issue that you need to discuss with their parents and eventually come to a solution together. It's not just that they think it's okay, but also that they are responsible for you.
The various travel companies operate with different rules relating to under-18s, as do the hotels. And if you are traveling to Thailand, it requires may change airlines. Be sure to check this with all the companies in case it becomes something of their trip before you are 18.
Also read: How to Talk to parents who do not understand you?
Many travel companies require regardless confirmation from guardians in the event of travel for passengers under 18. But how will that this confirmation will be presented, again varies from company to company.
Good luck on the road, good trip when the time comes.
Strek med ung.no-logo
What can we bring onto the plane?
It's easy to start with what is not allowed to carry on aircraft:
It is forbidden to bring liquids in hand luggage on the plane.
Liquid includes water, soft drinks, jelly, lip gloss, deodorants, perfumes, shaving cream, hair gel, shampoo, sunscreen, toothpaste and the like. If you still want to bring such as toiletries in hand luggage articles must be packed in a sealable, transparent plastic bag maximum holds a liter.
In addition to the bag of toiletries can bring medicines and health food products that you can probably do is necessary for the journey.
Consider carefully whether you can put what you need of liquids in hand luggage if you are traveling with checked baggage.
You can not have with pointed metal: Scissors, knife or similar. It may also include corkscrew metal.
You can bring your cell phone, but on most airlines you need to turn your mobile off completely or alternatively have on in airplane mode. The same applies to PC and the like. It is important not to have the electronic devices when the plane goes up or down. Respect this.
Beverages can be purchased after you have checked in and shown your luggage, you can take with you on the plane. Some airports have water taps with drinking water, so to save money, it may be wise to bring an empty water bottle.
Different airlines have different practices in relation to what to eat and drink brought along when they make money on what they sell and they do not want trash and crumbs and spills by others brought along food and drinks. It's very rare it is accepted to bring their own alcohol to enjoy the flight.
Camera can bring, and you can take pictures during the flight.
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