Mother-in-law is a foreigner, and son-in-law is a soldier. Can I get married in the army?

According to the information you provided, your boyfriend is a soldier and your mother has emigrated to work in a foreign government. According to the relevant regulations on marriage of military personnel in China, the spouse of a military personnel must be a citizen of China. If your mother has obtained foreign nationality or permanent residency, this may have an impact on your military marriage political review.

Specifically, the political review of military marriage mainly focuses on the spouse's political stance, ideological progress, political reliability, decent style and so on. For your mother's experience in working in a foreign government, this in itself will not directly affect your military marriage political review. However, it should be noted that if your mother is involved in activities that endanger national security and undermine national socialist construction, or is associated with terrorism, extremism, cult organizations, etc. This may have a negative impact on your military marriage political review.

Therefore, in this case, I suggest that you fully communicate with your boyfriend and their families, understand the specific requirements and procedures of military marriage political review, and ensure that complete, true and accurate political review materials are provided. As for your mother, you need to know the nature and content of her work abroad, and whether it involves sensitive issues. Only by ensuring that all aspects meet the requirements of the military marriage political examination can your military marriage political examination pass smoothly.

Please note that the above answers are for reference only, and the specific policies and requirements may vary according to different regions and services. If in doubt, it is recommended to consult relevant departments or professionals.