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How to marry a Singaporean

1. How to go to Singapore to marry a Singaporean

Let me answer you.

I am in Singapore.

1. Take your passport and household registration book to the Singapore Embassy (Consulate) in China to apply.

If your girlfriend is a Singaporean citizen or has Singapore Permanent Residency (PR), then ask her to help you apply to the Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (you need to bring a copy of your passport, two passport size Mail the photos and a copy of your household register to her and ask her to fill out the form). For detailed information, please refer to the Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority website/wiki/hunyinzhengce/

4. How to get married in Singapore

Marriage application procedures

Before holding a formal wedding , you must apply to the registration bureau to register your marriage 21 days to 3 months in advance.

Both men and women must apply at the registration office at the same time and present the following documents:

1. Singapore resident certificate and birth certificate;

2. For permanent residents, present the resident certificate certificate, birth certificate, passport and re-entry certificate;

3. Malaysians must present their resident certificate, birth certificate and passport;

In addition to the above documents, those who have been divorced must present their divorce certificate The original or a certified true copy; If a widowed person remarries, in addition to the above-mentioned relevant documents, the death certificate of the former spouse must also be presented.

Marriage age in Singapore: Applicants who are over 21 years old are free to marry. Applicants aged between 18 and 21 must obtain parental consent to get married. Parents and two adult witnesses must present their resident certificates to testify; if the applicant is under 18 years old, he must apply for a special permit to get married.

Marriage between a Singaporean citizen/permanent resident and a foreigner: Apply through the normal procedures, but if the foreigner is a work pass holder, he must obtain a pass from the Work Pass Office of the Ministry of Manpower before getting married. Apply for marriage.

Marriage between foreigners and foreigners: One of the men and women must live in Singapore for 15 consecutive days before they can apply for registration.

Singaporeans and permanent residents marrying abroad: Marriages married in countries other than Singapore and combined according to local laws are recognized by Singapore *** and do not need to be re-registered in Singapore. Both parties should understand the local marriage laws before getting married and proceed in accordance with the law.

Hold a wedding: The marriage oath is taken on a date selected within 21 days to 3 months after the application is made. When the wedding is held, two adults over 21 years old must be present to witness the marriage. For the convenience of men and women who want to get married, they can choose the date and location of the wedding. In addition to the marriage registration bureau, celebrities or grassroots leaders can also perform marriages, but they must first register with the marriage registration bureau.

Officiating fees: It is conducted in the Marriage Registration Bureau and is performed by celebrities or grassroots leaders. The fee is 23 Singapore dollars. Marriage in a church or temple costs 18 Singapore dollars.

Other services of the Marriage Registration Bureau: You can check marriage records at the automatic counters of the Marriage Registration Bureau. Includes civil and *** proceedings for marriage. Information is always available. S$16 per inspection and S$15 per certificate.

Processing dates: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Sunday and public holidays** *Holidays, rest

Singapore Marriage Registration Bureau:

Registry of Marriages

The above is some information about marriage in Singapore. Interested friends can learn about it.

5. How to go through the formalities for marrying a Singaporean

How to go through the formalities for marrying a foreigner?

"Several Provisions for Registration of Marriage between Chinese Citizens and Foreigners". According to this regulation, when a Chinese citizen marries a foreigner (including foreigners resident in my country and temporarily visiting China, foreign Chinese, and foreigners settled in my country) in China, both the male and female parties must go to the place of residence of the Chinese citizen together. Apply for registration to the marriage registration agency designated by the People's Government of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government. When applying for registration, the parties concerned must hold the following documents:

Chinese citizens: 1. The person’s household registration certificate; 2. The county-level people’s government where the person’s household registration is located or the county-level or above government agency or school where the person works , personal name, gender, date of birth, ethnicity, marital status (single, divorced, widowed; the same below) issued by public institutions and enterprises; certificates of occupation, nature of work, and the person applying for marriage.

Foreigners: 1. Passport or other identity and nationality documents; 2. "Foreigner Residence Permit" issued by our public security organ, or identity document issued by the foreign affairs department, or entry or exit permit issued by the foreign affairs department. Residence certificate; 3. Marital status certificate issued by the notary public of the country, certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country (or the authority authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and the Chinese embassy or consulate in that country, or the marital status certificate issued by the embassy or consulate of the country in China. prove.

Foreign nationals: 1. Passport or identity and nationality certificate in lieu of passport (stateless persons are exempted from submission); 2. "Foreigner Residence Permit" issued by our public security organs; 3. County where the person's household registration is located Proof of your name, gender, date of birth, marital status, occupation, and the person you are applying for marriage with, issued by the people's government at or above the county level or the agency, school, institution, or enterprise where you work.

In addition, both men and women who apply for marriage must also submit a pre-marital health examination certificate issued by a hospital designated by the marriage registration authority and photos of both men and women.

For marriage applications with complete documents as mentioned above, after examination by the marriage registration authority, it is found that they meet the marriage conditions stipulated in the "Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China" and Chinese citizens are not prohibited from marrying foreigners in this provision. Those who are getting married are allowed to get married, and must go through the registration procedures within one month and be issued a marriage certificate.

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Several regulations for registration of marriage between Chinese citizens and foreigners

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1. If a Chinese citizen marries a foreigner (including foreigners who are resident in my country or come to China temporarily, foreign Chinese, and overseas Chinese who have settled in my country) voluntarily in China, both the male and female parties must come to China together. A citizen must apply for registration at the marriage registration authority designated by the People's Government of the province, autonomous region, or municipality where one of the citizens' registered permanent residence is located.

2. Both men and women applying for marriage registration must abide by the relevant provisions of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China and these regulations.

3. Chinese citizens and foreigners applying for marriage registration must hold the following documents respectively:

A. Chinese citizens:

(1) My Household registration certificate;

(2) My name, gender, date of birth, and birth certificate issued by the county-level People’s Government where my household registration is located or the county-level or above government agencies, schools, institutions, and enterprises where I work. Nationality, marital status (single, divorced, widowed, the same below), occupation, nature of work, and proof of the person you are applying to marry.

B. Foreigners:

(1) Passport or other identity and nationality documents;

(2) "Foreigner Residence Permit" issued by the public security authority 》, or an identity document issued by the foreign affairs department, or an entry or residence permit for a temporary visit to China;

(3) Approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country (or an agency authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and our embassy or consulate in that country A certified marriage status certificate issued by the country’s notary public; or a marriage status certificate issued by the country’s embassy or consulate in China.

C. Foreign nationals:

(1) Passport or identity and nationality certificate in lieu of passport (stateless persons are exempted from submission);

(2) "Foreigner Residence Permit" issued by the public security organ;

(3) My name issued by the county-level People's Government where my registered permanent residence is located or the county-level or above agency, school, institution, or enterprise where I work , gender, date of birth, marital status, occupation, and proof of whom you are applying to marry.

In addition, both men and women applying for marriage must submit a pre-marital health examination certificate issued by a hospital designated by the marriage registration authority.

4. The following Chinese citizens are not allowed to marry foreigners:

(1) Active military personnel, diplomats, public security personnel, confidential personnel and other personnel in possession of major secrets;

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(2) People who are undergoing reeducation through labor and serving sentences.