What are the procedures for marrying a Lao daughter-in-law?

Including the steps of applying for marriage, residence permit and visa.

First, apply for marriage.

First of all, you need to go to the local marriage registration agency, such as the Civil Affairs Bureau or the marriage registration office, with your Lao daughter-in-law, and submit the marriage application. In this process, the following documents need to be prepared:

1. Valid identification documents of you and your Lao daughter-in-law, such as ID card and passport;

2. Your single certificate or divorce certificate (if applicable);

3. Your Lao daughter-in-law's household registration certificate or relevant identification documents;

4. Your application for marriage registration.

After submitting these documents, the marriage registration authority will review them and, after confirming that they are correct, register your marriage and issue a marriage certificate.

Second, apply for a residence permit

If your Lao daughter-in-law intends to stay in China for a long time, you need to apply for a residence permit for her. This usually requires you to submit the following documents to the exit-entry administration department of the local public security bureau:

1, valid passport and visa of your Lao daughter-in-law;

2. Your marriage certificate;

3. Your identification document;

4. Residence permit application form.

After submitting these documents, the entry-exit administration department will review them and apply for a residence permit for your Lao daughter-in-law.

Third, apply for a visa.

If your Lao daughter-in-law needs to travel or work in China, she may need to apply for a corresponding visa. This usually requires her to go to the visa application center or the embassy in China to submit relevant applications and documents. The specific visa type and application process may vary according to individual circumstances and needs. It is recommended to consult relevant policies and regulations in advance.

To sum up:

Marrying a Lao daughter-in-law requires a series of procedures, including applying for marriage, applying for a residence permit and applying for a visa. These procedures are designed to ensure the legality of marriage and the rights and interests of both parties. In the process of handling, it is recommended to know the relevant policies and regulations in advance, prepare the required documents and handle them according to the relevant procedures.

Legal basis:

the marriage law of the people's republic of china

Article 5 provides that:

Marriage must be entirely voluntary, and neither party is allowed to force the other, nor is any third party allowed to interfere.

Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Entry and Exit of Foreigners

Article 14 stipulates:

Foreigners who invest in China or engage in economic, scientific and cultural cooperation with enterprises and institutions in China according to the laws of China and need to stay in China for a long time may obtain the qualification of long-term residence or permanent residence with the approval of the China government.