traveling to Canada

[robflo]

Hello everyone,
This may not be the right forum room to post this but I didn't know where I should ask this question.
I am a Canadian Citizen who lives here in Canada, 14 years ago I was in a relationship overseas (Peru) from it my daughter was born. She stayed with her mother in Peru and I decided to return to Canada and continue my life here, Now at age 14 my daughter wants to come to Canada and continue her education here with me. She is a Canadian citizen also and she recently received her Canadian passport, my uestion is this, : what does my daughter need in order to travel by herself. I know that the immigration office in Peru would need some kind of paper to let her leave the country since she is a minor. WHat kind of paper do I need to send her mother to Peru from here so my daughter won't have a problem leaving the country.
Can someone please help with this.

thank you very much

 

[scylla]

Hello everyone,
This may not be the right forum room to post this but I didn't know where I should ask this question.
I am a Canadian Citizen who lives here in Canada, 14 years ago I was in a relationship overseas (Peru) from it my daughter was born. She stayed with her mother in Peru and I decided to return to Canada and continue my life here, Now at age 14 my daughter wants to come to Canada and continue her education here with me. She is a Canadian citizen also and she recently received her Canadian passport, my uestion is this, : what does my daughter need in order to travel by herself. I know that the immigration office in Peru would need some kind of paper to let her leave the country since she is a minor. WHat kind of paper do I need to send her mother to Peru from here so my daughter won't have a problem leaving the country.
Can someone please help with this.

thank you very much

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada/minor-children-travelling-canada.html

 

[Bs65]

Assume you have considered but depending how confident your daughter is with international travel then even at 14 might be worth considering applying for the airlines unaccompanied minor service . There is likely a small cost but even at 14 if not used to international travel can be pretty daunting even more so if English may be a second language