Document background
The Consent Letter From Parents To Immigration is a crucial document in Singapore's immigration process, designed to prevent child trafficking and ensure the safety of minors traveling internationally. This document becomes necessary when a child under 18 years of age is traveling abroad alone, with only one parent, or with another adult who is not their legal guardian. The letter must comply with Singapore's Immigration Act and ICA requirements, containing specific details about the child, parent(s), travel plans, and explicit consent statements. It serves as a protective measure and is often required by airlines, immigration officials, and foreign embassies.
