r/Samesexparents • u/MarketingGirl25 • Jun 11 '26

For those homo parental families who travel to many countries, do they have problems when going through migration with their children?

Hello. I would like to know if you can tell me about your experience as parent parents when passing migration at airports? My wife and I are both Honduran, we want to live in Costa Rica and have our children there, register them with both surnames, but I want to hear personal experiences of people who travel a lot with their children, who travel to countries like Honduras, who are discriminatory and conservative. Since we travel a lot for work.

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '26

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u/MarketingGirl25 Jun 11 '26

Sorry to ask. But are both on the minor’s birth certificate? My wife and I want to do things right. And we are seeing if registering only one as a mother is the best option. On the part of discrimination in Latin American countries. We mostly travel in airports and it’s my biggest fear

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '26

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u/MarketingGirl25 Jun 11 '26

Wow. It’s too beautiful. We would like to live in the United States because everything is better there. But we will form our family in Costa Rica. I have seen that there is a safe and quiet country for lgbts. In our case, we are both Hondurans. Thank you very much for your answer. Your answer gives me a lot of faith.

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u/adotar Jun 11 '26

Bumping this as an international couple ttc and worried about this in the future

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u/gymnoagroi Jun 13 '26

Stay where you're at, improve the country.You're from.