We are taking our 12 year old niece skiing this March but I am concerned about the legalities involved. Will a letter of permission from my sister in-law suffice or is there something more official required, any advice please.
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No in 2003 they were both nearly 15 but we did take another of her friends in 1999 when they were 10 and the same thing applied just had to take a letter of consent and keep it with all the other documents/ insurances etc,
We've taken friends of our sons since they were about six years old - and always had just a letter signed by their parents. There's a standard pro-forma somewhere on the internet, but basically you just have to say that they consent to you acting as a parent in any sort of incident which might require parental consent.
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I flew from Geneva to the UK with my six year old niece last October and all the customs officials required was a letter giving parental consent. You will obviously need her EU Health Card too, just in case. Have a good time.
Susie
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When we first Took Rosemarie's niece and nephew skiing they were aged 12 and 14. All we ever took was a letter from Rosemarie's brother confirming that we were acting in loco parentis.
whilst writing, this is Rosemarie yesterday in Auffach
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