Children, including infants, need their own passport to travel to Armenia. Children under 14 years of age who have not yet received a Russian passport can enter the country only with their own international passport. It will not be possible to enter the child into your document and cross the border (this was possible with an old-style passport); a birth certificate will not work either, although it is better to take it with you. If a minor child is traveling alone or accompanied by an adult who is not his parent, adoptive parent, guardian or trustee, consent to travel abroad will be required. For example, such consent is required when traveling with a grandmother or brother. The consent document must be certified by a notary. We wrote more about traveling to Armenia with a child in a separate article.