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Travel Affidavit For Minors is a crucial document required under UAE law when minors travel internationally without both parents or legal guardians. This document is essential for compliance with UAE Federal Law No. 3 of 2016 (Wadeema's Law) and various immigration regulations. It serves as a protective measure against child trafficking and ensures the minor's safety during travel. The affidavit must include comprehensive details about the minor, travel arrangements, parental authorization, and emergency contacts. It requires proper notarization and authentication to be valid for use with airlines, immigration authorities, and other relevant parties. This document is particularly important in cases of single-parent travel, school trips, or when minors travel with authorized third parties.

1. Affiant Information: Identifies the parent(s)/legal guardian(s) making the affidavit, including their full legal names, nationalities, Emirates ID numbers, and contact information

2. Minor's Information: Details of the minor including full legal name, date of birth, place of birth, nationality, passport number, and Emirates ID number (if applicable)

3. Travel Details: Specific information about the authorized travel including destination countries, travel dates, purpose of travel, and accompanying person(s) if applicable

4. Grant of Authorization: Explicit statement granting permission for the minor to travel, including any specific conditions or limitations

5. Emergency Contacts: Contact information for parents/guardians and alternative emergency contacts during the travel period

6. Medical Authorization: Permission for emergency medical treatment if needed during travel

7. Declaration and Signature: Formal declaration of truth and accuracy of the information provided, with space for signatures of all required parties