DSWD Travel Clearance for minors is one of the important documents if they are traveling alone or with someone other than the parents.
A minor child must have this document before the departure date since they need to show it to the airport before they allow them to enter the plane.
If you wanted to now how to get a DSWD travel clearance, this might help you.
Who are exempted to get travel clearance:
- Minor who will travel with their parent
- Minor who will travel with their legal guardian
- Immigrants to another country who are holding a valid permanent residency card
- Minor who holds a permanent residency card of another country
- A foreigner who is holding a foreign passport
What are the Requirements Needed?
- DSWD Travel Clearance application form
- Birth Certificate
- Passport
- Written consent of parents for permitting the minor to travel alone to a foreign country
- Marriage certificate of the minor’s parents (for married)
- DSWD Travel Clearance application form
- Birth Certificate
- Passport
- Passport size picture (2)
- Written consent of parents for permitting the minor to travel alone to a foreign country
- Marriage certificate of the minor’s parents (for married)
- Certificate of legal guardianship of the minor (for legal guardian)
- Solo parent identification card (for a solo parent)
- CENOMAR (for illegitimate child)
- Death Certificate (if parents are deceased)
How Much is the Fee?
Getting a DSWD travel clearance will cost you Php 300 up to Php 600 depending on longevity.
How Long its Validity?
DSWS travel clearance is valid for One (1) year up to two (2) years. Fees may vary.
For more information, you contact DSWD using this link: Contact DSWD
Helpful Article:
Guide on How to Get a Passport for Minor in the Philippines
How to Apply for A Philippine Passport
Guide on How to Renew Philippine Passport Abroad
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