I am a minor, my father is abroad but I need his permission to travel

I have a question concerning the Schengen visa to Italy. My brother and I are minors. We are planning to visit Italy in August. My father is abroad for work and I know that for all minors both parents have to sign the acceptance of their sons travelling.

But how?

My mother can do this but my father is abroad in an remote area not near to an Egyptian Embassy [as we are Egyptians] or Consulate.

How can he gives us the acceptance?

He's only near to a desk used to send the documents for visas to the Italian Embassy [like VFS Global].

Can this desk can be used to give us the acceptance or what kind of document is required and accepted by the Embassy?

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Can a minor travel to another country their parents?

Unless the child is accompanied by both parents, the child should have a notarized letter from the other parent or signed by both parents stating, "I acknowledge that my son/daughter is traveling outside the country with [the name of the adult] with my permission."

How do I get a passport for my child without the other parents permission?

Answer: A notarized consent form from the father is required for each minor child to get a passport unless you have sole legal custody. If you have sole legal custody and can submit evidence of such, then the father's consent is not required.

Can a 16 year old travel abroad with parental consent?

Anyone under the age of 18 will need the consent of their parent or legal guardian if they want to travel. Specifically, in order to pass through border security and go anywhere abroad, children must bring a travel consent form to prove that their guardian has approved his or her trip.

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