How to apply for divorce when immigrating to Spain?

Spanish immigrants pay attention to Spanish law: the divorce procedures of Huaxi people are divided into the following situations:

1. Where one party is an overseas Chinese and the other party has settled in China:

If both parties voluntarily divorce and reach an agreement on the handling of children and property, they must go to the marriage registration office of the people's government at or above the county level at the domicile of one of the domestic parties for divorce. If only one party asks for a divorce, or both parties divorce voluntarily, but no agreement can be reached on issues such as child support and property disposal, they must directly file a divorce lawsuit with the people's court where the domestic party is domiciled.

2. Both sides are overseas Chinese:

In China, if divorce procedures are needed, whether one party files a divorce or both parties voluntarily divorce, they must apply to the people's court where the marriage is registered. If the marriage was originally registered in our embassy or consulate abroad and applied for divorce, if there is no dispute between the two parties, you can apply for divorce in the original registered embassy or consulate; In case of dispute, both parties shall bring a lawsuit to the people's court of their last domicile or residence before going abroad.

Whether there is any dispute or not, it can be handled through Spanish courts. Spanish courts will make judgments through judges in accordance with China's marriage law and Spanish law. If one party runs away from home and doesn't know where to go, the other party can sue in the local court and accuse him of running away from home; If you file for divorce, you can also file a lawsuit in court. According to western law, if the defendant cannot be brought to court, the court can make a judgment granting divorce.