How do Chinese Canadians remarry after divorce?

In addition, Canadian permanent residents or citizens can apply for sponsorship after legally marrying their spouses overseas. Canadian permanent residents or citizens returning to China for marriage registration, regardless of whether they have household registration or identity cards in China, must apply for a "single certificate" in Canada before returning to China for marriage registration. Pay attention to the following questions when registering: 1. If China citizens who hold Canadian green cards want to get married in China, according to China law, young men must be at least 22 years old and young women must be at least 20 years old before they can register for marriage. 2. Canadian citizens and China citizens living in Canada (Canadian green card holders) must provide 1) big passports and visas to China civil affairs authorities when they get married in China, and green card holders must provide Canadian immigration documents; 2) The hospital physical examination certificate recognized by the civil administration; 3) A single certificate that has been processed in Canada. Divorce requires divorce judgment and Chinese translation. Special: the certificate issued by the notary office or competent authority of the host country, certified by the people of China and the embassy (consulate) of China in that country or certified by the embassy (consulate) of China in that country; Or the spouse-free certificate issued by the host country's ambassador to China. Relevant certificates issued by countries that have not established diplomatic relations with China shall be certified by the embassies (consulates) of third countries that have established diplomatic relations with that country and China and the embassies (consulates) of China in third countries, or by the embassies (consulates) of third countries in China. 3. China citizens and Canadians living in Ontario and Manitoba, Canada, must apply for a single certificate, which must be notarized by Canadian lawyers or notaries, certified by Anhe Cabinet Administration Department or Manitoba Governor's Office, and then sent to China Consulate for certification. 4. It usually takes five working days to go through the authentication procedures of documents in China Consulate. In case of special circumstances, it needs to be handled urgently, and the pick-up on the same day needs extra urgent fees. Foreigners (foreign Chinese) must submit: from the date of notarization, they must be sent to the consulate for certification within three months. Marriage must be registered within six months from the date of certification by the consulate, otherwise it will be invalid.