After China citizens become immigrants but are not citizens, is the divorce in accordance with China law or Canadian law?

Although he is an immigrant, he still holds a China passport and is a citizen of China. Of course, he divorced according to the laws of China. In principle, they can get divorced wherever they get married. If they get married at the consulate or the consular office of the Chinese embassy, they can also get divorced at this consular office.

The following is the website information of a consulate in China:

According to the instructions of higher authorities, from June 5438+1 October1day, 2004, China citizens went to the Consulate General to register for divorce. The specific application procedures are as follows.

Divorce at the Consulate General requires the following information:

1. Passports and photocopies of both parties.

2. Proof that both parties entered the original ticket.

3. The original and photocopy of the marriage certificates of both parties.

4. Fill in the application for divorce registration.

5. Two photos of both parties (3×4cm).

6. Fill in the divorce registration review processing form.

7. Divorce agreement reached by both parties on children, property and debts (in triplicate).

note:

1. Only those who originally registered their marriage at the embassy will be accepted. Those who register for marriage in China need to go back to China for divorce.

Both parties must be present at the same time.

3. Both parties must be China citizens with full capacity for civil conduct.

4. Both parties divorce voluntarily, and reach an agreement on child support, property and debt handling.

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