For the Minor:
: A QR-coded copy issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). Affidavit of Consent For a Filipino citizen who is 18 years
The only exception where someone 18 or older might still need DSWD intervention is if they have a physical or mental disability that makes them unable to fully take care of or protect themselves from abuse or exploitation. For the Minor: : A QR-coded copy issued
Please note: This specifically covers the DSWD Travel Clearance, which is distinct from Immigration requirements. Must present a valid Passport and Visa (ACR
For Foreign Minors Residing in the Philippines
- Must present a valid Passport and Visa (ACR I-Card if applicable).
- Requirements are generally the same, focusing on the consent of the parents.
- Minor’s Philippine passport (data page).
- Parent(s) valid government ID.
- Minor’s birth certificate (PSA-issued).
- Travel itinerary (confirmed flight booking).
- If traveling with a companion: Companion’s passport or government ID.
- If only one parent consents: Proof of sole custody or death certificate of the other parent.
- If traveling to a country with strict visa requirements: Copy of the visa.
- Affidavit of Support and Consent (notarized).
- Minors traveling with BOTH parents.
- Minors traveling with a solo parent (provided they have a valid Solo Parent ID and the child is traveling with that parent).
- Foreign minors residing in the Philippines (though they must adhere to Bureau of Immigration requirements).
