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ATTENTION: Dominican Republic law has changed since the printing of our Travel Information (as of September 2005). Please read following as the most recent correct information: In an effort to prevent international child abduction, the Dominican Republic law requires that children under 18 on the day of departure traveling with an adult or guardian other than their parent, present written authorization from the parent(s). Minors traveling with only one parent will also need to present written authorization from the non-accompanying parent. This authorization must state that the parent(s) have given consent for the child to leave the country. The letter must be notarized at a Dominican Consulate in the United States. DOMINICAN Cunsulate In addition, Dominican immigration authorities have recently begun restricting the ability of children to depart the country with only a birth certificate, especially when those children are American citizens of Dominican heritage. Because of this policy, the Embassy strongly urges that children who normally reside in the United States obtain a passport in the U.S. before traveling to the Dominican Republic. If the child's last name differs from the last name of the accompanying parent(s), proof of parentage is required. Parent's name change must be documented (i.e. marriage certificate).

Anyone under 18 on the day of departure WILL BE DENIED BOARDING if not accompanied by an adult (18 years or older) .

ATTENTION: MEXICO passengers MEXICO law regarding minors traveling to Mexico has changed since the printing of our Travel Information. As of April 2005, Mexico no longer requires a notarized letter from the non-accompanying parent(s) for minors under 18. If the child's last name differs from the last name of the accompanying parents, proof of parentage is required. Parent's name change must be documented (i.e. marriage certificate). Anyone under 18 on the day of departure will be denied boarding on Apple's exclusive vacation (charter) flights if not accompanied by an adult 18 years or older. Check in AT LEAST 3 HOURS PRIOR TO EACH FLIGHT. CHECK IN LATER COULD RESULT IN CANCELLATION OF RESERVATION.

Anyone under 18 on the day of departure WILL BE DENIED BOARDING if not accompanied by an adult (18 years or older) .

ATTENTION: Aruba passengers If traveling with a guardian other than a parent, a notarized letter in triplicate from both parents authorizing travel, and a photo ID is also required. Moreover, the letter should state the name of the person with whom the child is traveling. A letter is not required if traveling with only one parent. If the child's last name is different from the last name of the accompanying parent(s), proof of parentage is required. Parents name changes must be documented (i.e. marriage certificate).