The travel consent form (international) permits the child, defined as under the age of 18 to travel internationally and to live or spend time outside Australia. It allows a person who has parental responsibility for the child and consents to the child travelling across international borders. Generally, those with parental consent are the parents named on the child’s birth certificate. This notifies authorities or other parties that a parent or legal guardian has given consent for international travel. 

NOTE: this travel consent form has not been drafted to be consistent with the requirements of any foreign jurisdictions or travel agencies. You should ensure that you have checked with every relevant institution whether the child will be allowed to travel and participate with this documentation.

Additionally, this form does not cover liability. Use the International Tour Waiver to request that a parent waive liability for issues their child may suffer during international travel, and to ensure that a parent takes care of health insurance and such matters.

Use this Travel Consent Form (International) if:

• Your child is travelling alone overseas;
• Travelling with a legal guardian without sole custody;
• Your child is travelling with a group/organisation and the parent or guardian is not a member.

What does the Travel Consent Form (International) cover?

• Parent/Guardian and Child’s Name;
• Parent/Guardian’s address;
• Child's date of birth and passport number;
• Any medical requirements;
• Contact details of an adult;
• Date of departure and arrival;
• Signature(s) for consent;
• Witness signature.

Other names for Travel Consent Form (International) include:

• Child consent travel documents
• Parental consent affidavit