The document of the child or adolescent under the age of 16 must prove the parent's parentage or kinship, who must also present a valid identification document with a photo. Travellers’ documents must be in good condition. 

Which documents are allowed to identify the minor and allow their boarding? 

• Valid passport with parentage information. If it does not have that information, another document is necessary to prove kinship or Federal Police confirmation; 
   
• Original or certified copy of the ID card (RG); 
    
• Birth certificate is also valid for passengers under the age of 12; 
   
• DNI (National Identity Document); 
    
• In order to have the Police Report for children under the age of 12 accepted, a consult must be done with the Children and Youth Court from each respective location. 

According to the Child and Adolescent Statute, the minor from 15 years old and eleven months is able to travel escorted by relatives over the age of 18 up to the third degree (parents, grandparents, grand-grandparents, uncles or aunts, siblings, nephews or nieces). 

Minor traveler documents that must be presented to prove kinship: 

Travel with parents or sibling over 18 years of age:

• ID card (RG); 
   
• Birth Certificate;
   
• Valid passport with parentage information. If it does not have that information, another document is necessary to prove kinship or Federal Police confirmation.

Travel with grand-parents or uncles/aunts:

• Birth Certificate.

Which documents are allowed to identify the minor and allow their boarding? 

•  Valid passport with parentage information. If it does not have that information, another document is necessary to prove kinship or Federal Police confirmation; 
   
• ID card (RG), only for trips to Mercosul countries. 

In case of children born in Mercosul’s Member State or Associated State, if the document presented is the ID card, it must be presented herewith the birth certificate. 

In case of the child under the age of 16 is travelling unaccompanied by the parents or guardians, beyond the documents mentioned above, it is necessary to also present: 

• If the child or teenager is travelling with only one of the parents:
  You must present a judiciary authorization or authorization of the other parent with legal certification (with two original copies for the latter).

• If the child or teenager is travelling accompanied by third parties over the age of 18: 
  A judiciary authorization or authorization of both parents with legal certification (with two original copies for the latter) is necessary. 

• If the child or teenager is travelling unaccompanied: 
  - An authorization with two copies from both parentes or guardians with the child’s photo (optional) and with legal certificate by authenticity or resemblance is necessary; OR
  
  - Judiciary authorization (obligatory with two copies); OR
  
  - Passports which contain inclusion for international travel authorization, where on the common passport identification page there must have the travel authorization printed with only one of the parents or unaccompanied.  

Parents or legal guardians’ documents: 

• Valid passport or in case of trip to Mercosul countries, ID card (RG); 
   
• Citizens born in Mercosul’s Member States or Associated States may present the original ID card or passport within the expiration date. 

*Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Venezuela, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. 

Destinations which require visa: 

• United States; 
   
• Panama (except for stays less than 180 days for turism); 
   
• Dominican Republic (Except for Brazilians, who can obtain a Tourist Card at the arrival for stays less than 30 days); 
   
• Suriname (except for stays less than 3 months. In this case, a 100 dollars fare is charged). 

Before purchasing a ticket, it is important to consult the consulate of the destination country to find out about the visa, as the rules vary from country to country. All destinations require a passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of return. 

GOL provides a special baby car seat that can be used on board aircraft, for an extra fee. It accommodates a child up to 2 years old and must be requested at least 48 hours in advance for domestic flights and 72 hours for international flights. 

For safety reasons, the installation of the baby car seat needs to follow some rules, such as not impeding the movement of passengers and emergency exits. In this case, the price of a new seat is charged. 

If you want, you can bring your own baby car seat, but it must have a seal that identifies the product as suitable for use on airplanes. Here, the price of a discounted new seat is charged. 

GOL does not provide a feeding service for infants and children under 2 years of age on its flights.

The document of the child or adolescent up to 16 incomplete years of age must prove the parentage or kinship to the guardian, who must also present a valid identification document with photo. Travelers' documents must be in good condition.

What documents are allowed to identify the minor and allow boarding?

• Valid passport with parentage information. If this information is missing, another document proving the relationship or confirmation from the Federal Police is required;
   
• Original ID card (RG) or certified copy;
   
• Birth certificate is also valid for passengers under 12 years old (original or certified copy);
   
• DNI (National Identity Card);
   
• The acceptance of Police Report for children (0 to 12 incomplete years) must be done in consultation with the Childhood and Youth Court of each location.

According to the Child and Adolescent Statute, minors up to 16 years of age may travel accompanied by adult relatives up to the third degree (parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, uncles, brothers and sisters, and nephews and nieces). 

Documents of the traveling minor that must be presented to prove kinship:

Travel with parents or siblings over the age of 18:

• ID Card (RG) (original or certified copy);
   
• Birth certificate (original or certified copy);
   
• Valid passport with parentage information. If this information is missing, another document proving the relationship or confirmation from the Federal Police is required.

Travel with grandparents or aunts and uncles:

• Birth certificate (original or certified copy).
• Valid passport with parentage information. If this information is missing, another document proving the relationship or confirmation from the Federal Police is required.

Written authorization 

The person under 16 of age will only be able to travel unaccompanied from the parents or legal guardian with: 

•  Legal authorization or the parental authorization with legal certification (in the latter, with two original copies). 

Which documents are allowed to identify the minor? 

•  Original and valid passport;

•  ID card, only for Mercosul countries. 

Documents for the legal guardians without any kinship:

•  Valid passport or, in case of trips to Mercosul Countries, original ID card. 

GOL destinations which require visa

•  United States;

•  Panama (except for stays less than 180 days for tourism); 

•  Dominican Republic (Except for Brazilians, who can obtain a Tourist Card at the arrival for stays less than 30 days); 

•  Suriname (except for stays less than 3 months. In this case, a 100 dollars fare is charged). 

Before purchasing a ticket, it is important to consult the consulate of the destination country to find out about the visa, as the rules vary from country to country. All destinations require a passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of return. 

GOL provides a special baby car seat that can be used on board aircraft, for an extra fee. It accommodates a child up to 2 years old and must be requested at least 48 hours in advance for domestic flights and 72 hours for international flights. 

For safety reasons, the installation of the baby car seat needs to follow some rules, such as not impeding the movement of passengers and emergency exits. In this case, the price of a new seat is charged. 

If you want, you can bring your own baby car seat, but it must have a seal that identifies the product as suitable for use on airplanes. Here, the price of a discounted new seat is charged. 

What documents are allowed to identify the minor and allow boarding?

• A valid passport with parentage information and within its validity period. If this information is missing, it is necessary to bring another document proving the parentage or confirmation from the Federal Police;
   
• ID card (RG), only for travel to Mercosur countries.

In the case of children born in a full member country or associate state of Mercosur*, if the document presented is the ID card, it must be presented with the birth certificate.

If a minor under 16 years of age is traveling unaccompanied by his parents (or guardian), in addition to the documents mentioned above, it is also necessary to present:

• If the child or teen is traveling with only one parent:
  You need to provide judicial authorization or notarized authorization from the other parent (in the latter case, in two original copies).
   
• If the child or adolescent is traveling with an adult companion:
  Court authorization or notarized authorization from both parents is required (in the latter case, in two original copies).
   
• If the child or adolescent is traveling unaccompanied:
  - Two-part authorization is required from both parents or guardians with a photo of the child (optional) and notarized for authenticity or likeness; OR
  
  - Court authorization (2 copies required); OR
  
  - Passports that contain inclusion for international travel authorization, where the identification page of the ordinary passport must contain the printout of the travel authorization with only one parent, or unaccompanied.

Documents of the parents or legal guardians:

• Valid passport or, in the exclusive case of travel to Mercosur countries, ID Card (RG);
   
• Citizens born in a full member country or associate state of Mercosur* may present the original ID card or passport within the validity term.

*Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Venezuela, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. 

GOL Destinations that require visas

• The United States;
   
• Panama (except for tourism stays of less than 180 days);
   
• The Dominican Republic (except for Brazilians, who can obtain a Tourist Card upon arrival for a stay of less than 30 days);
   
• Suriname (except for a stay of less than 3 months. In this case, a $100 fee is charged).

Before buying your ticket, it is important to check with the consulate of the destination country to find out about visas, as the rules vary from country to country. All destinations require a passport valid for at least 6 months from the return date.

GOL offers a special baby car seat that can be used on board the aircraft, for an extra fee. It accommodates a child up to 2 years of age and must be requested 7 days before the domestic or international flight. 

For safety reasons, the installation of the baby car seat needs to follow some rules, such as not obstructing the passengers' circulation and the emergency exits. In this case, the price of a new seat is charged.

If you want, you can take your own baby car seat, just contact GOL and request authorization for this transport, sending the manual of the baby car seat to the e-mail medif@voegol.com.br, file in PDF format, in addition to informing the brand and model of the restraint equipment and its travel locator code, because it is necessary to evaluate if it can be installed in our aircraft.

To acquire this service and solve other doubts, call 0300 115 2121 (from Brazil) or +55 (11) 5504-4410 (from abroad).

GOL does not provide a feeding service for infants and children under 2 years of age on its flights.

If you are traveling with children under the age of 16, it is recommended that they be in the same reservation as the responsible adult, as we will be able to identify this condition in advance and allocate them seats in close proximity, regardless of whether or not you are booking a seat in advance.

In addition, you may book your seats at any time, according to the corresponding applicable fare, or you may find free seats and proceed with your booking within the check-in window (48 hours before the flight).

We recommend that you check in through the available service channels and reserve your seats in advance. If this does not happen, please contact our CRC (0300 115 2121) or contact our staff at the airport before the check-in window closes (1 hour before flight departure).

If the accompaniment is made by a person over 18 years old without any kind of kinship, there must be authorization from the parent or guardian and present one of the following items:

• Original identification document with photo valid throughout the national territory (Example: ID or passport);
• Valid passport with express authorization for the minor to travel unaccompanied.
• The guardian also has the option of presenting the Electronic Travel Authorization for children and teenagers. Check out more details at  www.e-notariado.org.br.

Written authorization

In addition to a valid identification document, in cases where a child or adolescent up to 16 years of age is traveling with an unrelated adult, it is necessary to have:

• Written authorization from the parent or guardian, notarized. It is worth knowing that the judicial authority may, at the request of the parents or guardian, grant authorization valid for two years;

Documents of the guardian over 18 years of age:  

• Original identification document with photo valid throughout the national territory (Example: RG or passport).

Written authorization

Minors under 16 years of age can only travel unaccompanied by their parents (or legal guardians) with:

•  Court authorization or authorization from the other parent notarized (in the latter case, in two original copies).

What documents are allowed to identify the minor?

•  Original and valid passport;

•  ID card (RG), only for travel to Mercosur countries.

Documents of the unrelated person over 18 years of age 

•  Valid passport or, in the exclusive case of travel to Mercosur countries, original ID card (RG).

GOL destinations that require a visa

•  United States;

•  Panama (except for tourism stays of less than 180 days);

•  Dominican Republic (except for Brazilians, who can obtain a Tourist Card upon arrival for a stay of less than 30 days);

•  Suriname (except for a stay of less than 3 months. In this case, a $100 fee is charged)

Before buying the ticket, it is important to check with the consulate of the destination country for information about visas, as the rules vary from country to country. All destinations require a passport valid for at least 6 months from the return date.

GOL offers a special baby car seat that can be used on board the aircraft, for an extra fee. It accommodates a child up to 2 years of age and must be requested at least 7 days before the domestic or international flight.

For safety reasons, the installation of the baby car seat needs to follow some rules, such as not obstructing the passengers' circulation and the emergency exits. In this case, the price of a new seat is charged.

If you want, you can bring your own baby car seat, but it must have a seal that identifies the product as suitable for use on airplanes. Here, the price of a new seat at a discount is charged.

For this service and other questions, call 0300 115 2121 (from Brazil) or +55 (11) 5504-4410 (from abroad).

GOL does not provide a feeding service for infants and children under 2 years of age on its flights.