whether the passport is need a minor childto enter other county?

Question

we, the parents of minor child are holding different citizenships.

Answer 1

Every person, whether child or adult needs a passport to travel. Contact the High Commission (or equivalent government department) of your child's country.

Answer 2

Every child needs a passport to travel.

Depending on the laws of your respective countries, the child may be added to a parent's passport or must be issued its own passport.
Example: Australia and Japan are two countries that only issue a passport to an individual. Most countries are moving away from family passports.

It is possible that your child is entitled to a passport from each of its parents' countries and may even be entitled to a passport from their country of birth, if that is a third country! (Rare, but possible.)

If the child has their own passport, it will be easier for them to travel with only one parent. (Other measures prevent a child from being taken out of most countries without the consent of both parents. Having a family passport in itself doesn't help prevent this.)

Think about where you are travelling and which passport would be best for the child for that trip.

Answer 3

All people need a passport, regardless of age, whether some places will allow the child to be placed on the parent's passport or they need one for themselves

Answer 4

The childs passport would be from the country they were born in.

Answer 5

Everyone needs a passport no matter who the are

Answer 6

Yes. Proof of identification with a current picture is needed for anyone of any age to enter most countries.

Answer 7

most western nations such as canada and the us require separate passports signed by both parents to travel.

traveling to where though for us

go to www.travel.state.gov

for canada go to

www.cic.gc.ca