Dswd Affidavit Of Consent To Travel [hot] -

The DSWD intervenes primarily when a child is traveling without either parent. The DSWD Travel Clearance is a certification that the social worker has assessed the case and deemed the travel safe and legitimate.

In the Philippines, a (often referred to as an Affidavit of Support and Consent) is a critical legal document required for minors traveling abroad without their parents. This document serves as formal proof that the child’s legal guardians have authorized the trip, a measure strictly enforced to prevent child trafficking and exploitation. What is the DSWD Affidavit of Consent?

Same process applies. The foreign adult must present their passport and visa (if applicable). DSWD may require additional proof of relationship or purpose.

If you are unsure, call the hotline or visit a DSWD office for a preliminary assessment. Do not risk travel disruption at the airport.

| Scenario | Required? | |----------|------------| | Minor travels with | No (only passport, birth cert) | | Minor travels with one parent + consent from the other parent (notarized) | No (notarized affidavit is enough) | | Minor travels with one parent + the other parent is deceased | No (submit death certificate) | | Minor travels with one parent + the other parent is unable to provide consent (missing, abroad, no contact) | Yes – DSWD needed | | Minor travels with grandparent, aunt/uncle, family friend, etc. | Yes – DSWD needed | | Minor travels alone (unaccompanied minor) | Yes – DSWD needed |