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ARTICLE · 22 APRIL 2019

Easter school holidays for separated parents

With Easter holidays just recently, this is a guide for separated parents seeking to travel overseas with their children.

AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial

With Easter School Holidays just recently, we have created a guide for separated parents seeking to travel overseas with their children.

Are you separated but don't have any parenting orders?

Without any parenting orders, both you and your partner are at liberty to take the children on overseas holidays. We recommend both parents agree to this.

Does your child have a passport?

If you are taking the children overseas, they will need a passport. If your child doesn't have one, the other parent will have to sign a passport application.

If the passport application is not signed by your partner, you can make a written request to the Minister for special circumstances. If this request for special circumstances is not accepted, you may have to apply to the Family Court for an Order which will allow for overseas travel.

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