MinorClearPass is an international document used to support regulatory verification of travel arrangements involving minors. It applies in cases where a child’s travel occurs outside standard guardian arrangements, including unaccompanied travel or travel with a single legal guardian.
Obtain a parental consent document through MinorClearPass here.
Authorities responsible for border control and immigration are required to assess whether a minor’s travel is lawful and properly authorised. In such cases, documented guardian consent may be requested as part of routine or targeted checks.
MinorClearPass provides a structured record of declared guardianship status and consent for a defined journey. The document is issued via the official MinorClearPass website and is intended for presentation to authorised officials upon request.
Airlines may also require such documentation as a condition of carriage for international travel by minors under specific circumstances. Failure to present appropriate documentation may result in refusal to travel.
The document is valid only for the journey and travel period stated and serves as supporting documentation only.