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saimans wrote:

Running away from the problems is not the solution. Facing them and resolving them is always beneficial.

tariqkhattak70 wrote:

Custody papers are not required for traveling i believe but getting job is important keep looking and members here will also help 

I don't think so that you can travel out of your country with your son without the approval of your husband when the concern child is a minor. It is another document (not the custudy papers) when travelling out of the country with a minor without the other parent. Besides your custudy proceedings still going on. But am not sure if it applies to your country but is in my country. Wishhing you good sonia khan.

soniakhan wrote:

For instance I get a job but then what about the employment visa and taking my son along with me?
Would the employer easily grant me and my son visa?

Yes if you get a job then it's the employers responsibility to provide you with the visa and if you will be coming on the family status then you would be eligible to bring your son too and you will be his sponsorer !!

soniakhan wrote:

But for visa, the employer will be asking for custody papers and no objection letter from my son's father? He would never sign that.

No, employer will be responsible to give you the work visa and then you will have to apply for the visa of your son and in this process the employer will help you. I don't have any clue about the legal tangles about custody and all, but logically, employer has got nothing to do with that. If your status is approved for family eligibility then employer will help you to get your sons visa.

soniakhan wrote:

But for visa, the employer will be asking for custody papers and no objection letter from my son's father? He would never sign that.

I believe so.... Because it's like kidnapping your own son away from his father when the custody is not cleared yet.

saimans wrote:

Running away from the problems is not the solution. Facing them and resolving them is always beneficial.

Yea that ^

tariqkhattak70 wrote:

Custody papers are not required for traveling i believe but getting job is important keep looking and members here will also help 

Sorry to tell you that you're absolutely wrong on this point. No minor child will be permitted aboard any international flight without both parents accompanying, unless the adult has a notarized letter of consent to travel from the other parent (or both parents if not a parent of the child) or a Court Order which permits travel. Check your laws please before posting inaccurate information.

Authorization of the other parent or the court is required even if a parent has sole custody of a child, since the issue of custody is never closed and deciding to remove the child from the country of normal residence is automatic grounds for custody to be reviewed should the other parent wish to do so.

Regards,
James
Expat-blog Experts Team

soniakhan wrote:

Dear all,

I am a single Pakistani mother wishing to relocate to Saudi Arabia or some other country with my child. The custody case of my child is currently going on. During child-father meetings, the father continuously says such things to my child that he gets disturbed. He says that ask your mother to live with your father. In the next meeting, he tries to fill my son with hatred against me etc etc etc. When my son returns home, he is so much disturbed. I want to take my child to some other country in order to spend a smooth and settled life with my son so that my son's mind is free from such disturbances. What are the options available for me? I have a bachelors degree in IT. I need suggestions and guidance from experienced people. Thank you all for reading

Regards,
Sonia Khan

Hi,

Saudi Arabia is not exactly the kind of single mother friendly country. IT here is 95% dominated by male workforce. You need to settle some place nice I suggest you migrate to Australia or someplace. Good environment and reasonable jobs.

B/ wishes

soniakhan wrote:

Many people have moved to other countries without requiring to show custody papers or anything as long as the child is moving with his father or mother. All depends whether you get visa from the other country or not. If you get visa then passport of your child is enough to be showed at the airport

If there's a court case pending or a child custody issue you may have been listed in the exit control list of your respective country.