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Accidental birth in a non Schengen country. What next?
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this post was submitted on 20 Aug 2024
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So you can cross the border with a proof of birth only? No special agreement with the inbound country?
This is a really good question. Today I learned something.
She'll need to work with the home country to get baby issued appropriate citizenship and identity documents, but just to travel home? Birth cert and mother's docs should be enough.