What are the laws involved in child birth on an international flight?
What happens when someone gives birth in-flight or in an international airport? Which nationality does the child take?
Will a baby delivered on a plane while flying over the United States airspace be considered a citizen of the USA? If a baby is born in the USA, does it really have automatic citizenship? If a US citizen gives birth outside the US, is the baby a US citizen? Which countries do you automatically get a passport and citizenship if you are born there (regardless of nationality of child's parents)? How is it determined that a baby boy or baby girl will be born? Also under what conditions would a third gender be born? A baby was born in the United States to foreign parents, but the parents did not explicitly request the US citizenship for their baby. Was the baby automatically becoming a US citizen, or was the baby only granted to his rights to request a US citizenship? Why date of birth certificate is necessary for passport? Are you allowed to bring a baby in business class on an airplane? What happens if a tourist can't pay the bill of giving birth in the USA and Canada? What are the pros and cons of giving birth to a child in the US given that the parents are non-citizens (with a chance that they will naturalize in a few years)? How much does it cost to giving birth in USA for foreigners? Is nationality based on which country you were born in or where your parents are from? What happens to the passengers & crew on an airliner forced to make an emergency landing in a country, and their passports lack a valid entry visa? Will giving birth to a baby in the USA give you the right to be an American Citizen? What would happen if a foreigner child's parents died during a trip to the US, and the child had no one to look after him back home? Is there any genetic or biological reason as to why a child should take its father's surname and not its mother's? How would being in isolation since birth affect a person? What is a domestic flight in the USA like? What does it happen when an illegal immigrant in US goes to the airport to take a plane and come back in his country? If someone is born in the US to parents who are not Americans, what is that person's citizenship? Do flight attendants and pilots get special visas when they travel or are their passports getting constantly filled up with visas? What if passport is not taken after it is dispatched? How did Passports and Visas begin? What is it like delivering a baby "in the air"? What are the differences in the way people travel with babies in Asian countries versus Western countries? I have booked a ticket through Qatar Airways from Abu Dhabi to Tampa. But I have only mentioned the given name from my Indian passport as the passenger name. Will it be a problem if I don't include my surname in the passenger name? What determines whether a child gets an innie or outie belly button? How is it decided before birth whether a newborn baby will be Muslim, Christian, Buddhist or Jewish? What happens if a plane must make an emergency landing and spend time in a country where the passengers would normally require a pre-acquired visa? If your U.S. birth certificate is stolen, is your identity in danger? If so, to what degree?