How to handle marriage immigration?

German young people get married late, with an average age of around 30. Many young people choose to live together. Once you decide to enter the marriage hall, rigid Germans will never divorce easily, especially men! German marriage law stipulates that if the woman does not go out to work after marriage, a certain proportion of the man's pension and pension belongs to the woman. And if divorced, as long as the woman does not remarry, the man will bear the living expenses of the woman for life. Including divorce procedures, no matter who filed for divorce, the man paid the bill.

If your spouse is in Germany and has legal status, you can get a family reunion visa, and so can your children. 1979, the restrictions on the entry and reunion of children of foreign immigrant spouses were lifted, and it was stipulated that immigrant spouses and children under the age of 16 could be reunited after waiting for four years.

If you intend to get married in Germany and settle in Germany after marriage, please submit the following materials:

Three completed white application forms with photos attached.

A valid passport

An invitation letter for marriage indicating the time and purpose of stay.

Proof of purchasing medical insurance.

Proof of expenses for going to and staying in Germany.

You can submit a financial guarantee for your fiance living in Germany to bear the expenses (refer to Article 84 of the Aliens Law) as proof. The guarantor's signature on the economic guarantee usually needs official authentication. The guarantee form can be obtained from the German representative office abroad or the German Immigration Bureau.

The following certificates of China applicant notarized by a notary office and certified by the competent foreign affairs office:

birth certificate

marriage certificate

China certificates used for legal purposes must be certified by German representative offices abroad. Please refer to our notice on "Certification and Notarization of China Certificates".

If the inviter is a foreigner living in Germany, please submit a copy of his passport and valid residence permit.

All materials must be submitted in originals, with two copies attached. The Consulate General and the German authorities have the right to request supplementary materials. All materials can only be submitted by myself. The mailed application materials are basically unacceptable and will be returned.