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Marriage with a Spaniard in Spain.
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Is it possible, being in Spain on a tourist or visitor visa, to marry a Spaniard (my fiancé) to stay there to live
How to get around the "pitfalls" - a long red tape with papers for marriage? Can I get married in another European country?
Please advise. Thank you!
Is it possible, being in Spain on a tourist or visitor visa, to marry a Spaniard (my fiancé) to stay there to live
How to get around the "pitfalls" - a long red tape with papers for marriage? Can I get married in another European country?
Please advise. Thank you!
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And what does a visa have to do with marriage with a foreigner. A visa is a permit to stay in a country for a specified period. Let your Spaniard figure out how to quickly make a fake marriage to stay there!
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answered 7 years ago
A feature of mixed marriages in Spain is the consideration of the "marriage case" before the wedding, i.e. the bride and groom draw up a certain package of documents according to the list that they are given at the registry office. And after submitting the documentation to the Registro Civil, the future newlyweds (and in some cases their witnesses) are assigned a date for an interview with officials / judges.
The purpose of such an interview is to check the marriage for fictitiousness. After the interview, the judge makes his decision. It can be both positive and negative. If the marriage is allowed, then its registration takes place in accordance with the legislative norms of family law in Spain.
The purpose of such an interview is to check the marriage for fictitiousness. After the interview, the judge makes his decision. It can be both positive and negative. If the marriage is allowed, then its registration takes place in accordance with the legislative norms of family law in Spain.
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answered 7 years ago
in some registry offices in Spain, documents are submitted only after an appointment (cita previa);
from the beginning of the process of processing all documents and until the wedding itself, it can take several weeks or many months. The spread in time depends on the number of couples who are in line for marriage registration at a given registry office.
I hope you have already read the list of documents that you need to provide.
Well, as for speeding up the process and other non-standard moments, only your fiancé can already find out at his place in a particular registry office.
Everywhere they take on hand, which means a more flexible and loyal approach is possible.
from the beginning of the process of processing all documents and until the wedding itself, it can take several weeks or many months. The spread in time depends on the number of couples who are in line for marriage registration at a given registry office.
I hope you have already read the list of documents that you need to provide.
Well, as for speeding up the process and other non-standard moments, only your fiancé can already find out at his place in a particular registry office.
Everywhere they take on hand, which means a more flexible and loyal approach is possible.
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answered 7 years ago
In your case, it is better to register a marriage in Spain, since then you can avoid the procedure of legalizing your marriage through the Spanish consulate.
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answered 7 years ago
And what, your relationship with the Cypriot did not work out? And the American too? Have you ever seen your Spanish "fiance" live? And then, you know, they happen, they come, sign, and then they wonder how it is - Europe, and the "groom" after deducting taxes and housing fees lives on 200 euros a month. And our women are ready for anything, just to "stay there to live." Disgrace. Judging by the fact that you are asking for advice on the travel site, your "fiance" did not even ask what documents are needed to register a marriage in Spain. Probably, he believes that you will find out everything yourself anyway, because you need marriage, not him.
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answered 7 years ago
Judging a person is very difficult, the situation is different. As for me, starting from the question itself, I would say that the girl just wants to get European citizenship and does not look far.
And I would recommend to the author of the question before launching the entire marriage procedure to prepare a marriage contract in two languages and conclude it simultaneously with the marriage. And do not believe the words that then we will definitely do everything. On the basis of it, you will have at least some rights in Europe, both after marriage, and most importantly after a divorce. Yes, and the relationship of the groom at the stage of preparing this document will immediately become clear to you.
And I would recommend to the author of the question before launching the entire marriage procedure to prepare a marriage contract in two languages and conclude it simultaneously with the marriage. And do not believe the words that then we will definitely do everything. On the basis of it, you will have at least some rights in Europe, both after marriage, and most importantly after a divorce. Yes, and the relationship of the groom at the stage of preparing this document will immediately become clear to you.
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answered 7 years ago
For many years I worked as a translator in a marriage agency and I have never seen ladies prepare a marriage contract before marriage. Marry on any terms. He may well not sign the contract. To be honest, I was also surprised that the girl wants to bypass the paperwork in advance. And of course, in another European country (except Denmark), they will not be married anywhere.
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answered 7 years ago
Why do you need extra problems? You sign in Russia, legalize the marriage at the registry office of the Spanish Embassy (they will ask you beforehand) and get a visa for family reunification. You get a residence permit on the spot, and in a year you can already apply for citizenship. If you still live together, of course. :))) Well, it will be necessary to have time to learn the language, history and culture of the country - now they are passing exams for knowledge of the language and the foundations of the state.
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answered 7 years ago
oksana9 just for the record - the author of the question is from Ukraine
Do you offer two tourists from different countries to come to Russia and register a marriage in Russia? Or what do you mean? I don’t understand how this will make things easier for them later in Spain. Share your experience.
Do you offer two tourists from different countries to come to Russia and register a marriage in Russia? Or what do you mean? I don’t understand how this will make things easier for them later in Spain. Share your experience.
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answered 7 years ago
Andrei, the country is not indicated in the message, but this does not change the essence. I have been living in Spain for 13 years, I got married like this myself and I know people from other countries: from Ukraine, from Belarus and from Georgia, who married according to this scheme. This is the easiest and fastest option. It is difficult to get married in Spain on a tourist visa, at one time, without breaking the law, it will not work.
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answered 7 years ago
It's not a question where the author comes from, but how it is regulated by the laws of Spain.
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answered 7 years ago
oksana9 if you have real knowledge of the Spanish legislation in this matter, then please tell the author of the question. I will remind him...
…….Is it possible, being in Spain on a tourist or visitor visa, to marry a Spaniard (my fiancé) to stay there to live
How to get around the "pitfalls" - a long red tape with papers for marriage? Can I get married in another European country? ……
Simple and concrete without blah, blah, blah….
Step 1, step 2, step 3, etc.
…….Is it possible, being in Spain on a tourist or visitor visa, to marry a Spaniard (my fiancé) to stay there to live
How to get around the "pitfalls" - a long red tape with papers for marriage? Can I get married in another European country? ……
Simple and concrete without blah, blah, blah….
Step 1, step 2, step 3, etc.
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answered 7 years ago
Andrey, let the author himself decide what he needs. Who is going to get married - you or the author? What are you so worried about? If the question is still relevant for a person (for some reason I don’t see a single answer from her), I’ll sign everything step by step, even indicating the numbers of laws. And in a personal. We have,
mind you, this is a travel forum and it's called a flood
mind you, this is a travel forum and it's called a flood
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answered 7 years ago
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