Can I have a same sex marriage to my partner who is overseas? [duplicate]
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Can I marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa?
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Does a US citizen, lawfully in the UK, need a specific visa to get married there?
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I hope to seek some advice on marrying my partner who is from South Africa. We have been together 2 years and she has visited me twice in the UK where I am born and lived my whole life. Am I allowed to marry her now whilst she is here but she is only on a visitor visa and I want to surprise her.
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This question already has an answer here:
Can I marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa?
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Does a US citizen, lawfully in the UK, need a specific visa to get married there?
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British citizen and non-EU visitor visa marriage
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I hope to seek some advice on marrying my partner who is from South Africa. We have been together 2 years and she has visited me twice in the UK where I am born and lived my whole life. Am I allowed to marry her now whilst she is here but she is only on a visitor visa and I want to surprise her.
visas uk standard-visitor-visas weddings
marked as duplicate by Ali Awan, Peter M, Giorgio, Greg Hewgill, Kate Gregory Jun 1 at 0:32
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See also travel.stackexchange.com/q/112043/6188
â Peter M
May 31 at 18:32
Beware that same-sex marriage across countries might put both of you in a difficult position in the case of divorce: law.stackexchange.com/q/26719/9236
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May 31 at 19:06
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@SJuan76 While interesting I don't think that link is relevant here as the OP is a UK citizen and wants to get married in the UK. That link referred to the catch-22 situation of the marriage not being recognized where they live and not being residents of where they were married.
â Peter M
May 31 at 19:51
Thanks for your responses. I would like to take her to a register office and marry. Just a bit tricky that she is here in the UK on a visitor visa so I donâÂÂt want any problems for her to occur after she leaves.
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May 31 at 20:07
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This question already has an answer here:
Can I marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa?
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Does a US citizen, lawfully in the UK, need a specific visa to get married there?
1 answer
British citizen and non-EU visitor visa marriage
1 answer
I hope to seek some advice on marrying my partner who is from South Africa. We have been together 2 years and she has visited me twice in the UK where I am born and lived my whole life. Am I allowed to marry her now whilst she is here but she is only on a visitor visa and I want to surprise her.
visas uk standard-visitor-visas weddings
This question already has an answer here:
Can I marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa?
2 answers
Does a US citizen, lawfully in the UK, need a specific visa to get married there?
1 answer
British citizen and non-EU visitor visa marriage
1 answer
I hope to seek some advice on marrying my partner who is from South Africa. We have been together 2 years and she has visited me twice in the UK where I am born and lived my whole life. Am I allowed to marry her now whilst she is here but she is only on a visitor visa and I want to surprise her.
This question already has an answer here:
Can I marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa?
2 answers
Does a US citizen, lawfully in the UK, need a specific visa to get married there?
1 answer
British citizen and non-EU visitor visa marriage
1 answer
visas uk standard-visitor-visas weddings
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marked as duplicate by Ali Awan, Peter M, Giorgio, Greg Hewgill, Kate Gregory Jun 1 at 0:32
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marked as duplicate by Ali Awan, Peter M, Giorgio, Greg Hewgill, Kate Gregory Jun 1 at 0:32
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
See also travel.stackexchange.com/q/112043/6188
â Peter M
May 31 at 18:32
Beware that same-sex marriage across countries might put both of you in a difficult position in the case of divorce: law.stackexchange.com/q/26719/9236
â SJuan76
May 31 at 19:06
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@SJuan76 While interesting I don't think that link is relevant here as the OP is a UK citizen and wants to get married in the UK. That link referred to the catch-22 situation of the marriage not being recognized where they live and not being residents of where they were married.
â Peter M
May 31 at 19:51
Thanks for your responses. I would like to take her to a register office and marry. Just a bit tricky that she is here in the UK on a visitor visa so I donâÂÂt want any problems for her to occur after she leaves.
â user78576
May 31 at 20:07
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See also travel.stackexchange.com/q/112043/6188
â Peter M
May 31 at 18:32
Beware that same-sex marriage across countries might put both of you in a difficult position in the case of divorce: law.stackexchange.com/q/26719/9236
â SJuan76
May 31 at 19:06
1
@SJuan76 While interesting I don't think that link is relevant here as the OP is a UK citizen and wants to get married in the UK. That link referred to the catch-22 situation of the marriage not being recognized where they live and not being residents of where they were married.
â Peter M
May 31 at 19:51
Thanks for your responses. I would like to take her to a register office and marry. Just a bit tricky that she is here in the UK on a visitor visa so I donâÂÂt want any problems for her to occur after she leaves.
â user78576
May 31 at 20:07
See also travel.stackexchange.com/q/112043/6188
â Peter M
May 31 at 18:32
See also travel.stackexchange.com/q/112043/6188
â Peter M
May 31 at 18:32
Beware that same-sex marriage across countries might put both of you in a difficult position in the case of divorce: law.stackexchange.com/q/26719/9236
â SJuan76
May 31 at 19:06
Beware that same-sex marriage across countries might put both of you in a difficult position in the case of divorce: law.stackexchange.com/q/26719/9236
â SJuan76
May 31 at 19:06
1
1
@SJuan76 While interesting I don't think that link is relevant here as the OP is a UK citizen and wants to get married in the UK. That link referred to the catch-22 situation of the marriage not being recognized where they live and not being residents of where they were married.
â Peter M
May 31 at 19:51
@SJuan76 While interesting I don't think that link is relevant here as the OP is a UK citizen and wants to get married in the UK. That link referred to the catch-22 situation of the marriage not being recognized where they live and not being residents of where they were married.
â Peter M
May 31 at 19:51
Thanks for your responses. I would like to take her to a register office and marry. Just a bit tricky that she is here in the UK on a visitor visa so I donâÂÂt want any problems for her to occur after she leaves.
â user78576
May 31 at 20:07
Thanks for your responses. I would like to take her to a register office and marry. Just a bit tricky that she is here in the UK on a visitor visa so I donâÂÂt want any problems for her to occur after she leaves.
â user78576
May 31 at 20:07
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No. Marrying, registering a civil partnership, or giving notice of marriage or civil partnership is not permitted for those visiting the UK on a Standard Visitor visa https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa
Edit: this Can I marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa? provides a huge amount of detail on the topic
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No. Marrying, registering a civil partnership, or giving notice of marriage or civil partnership is not permitted for those visiting the UK on a Standard Visitor visa https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa
Edit: this Can I marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa? provides a huge amount of detail on the topic
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No. Marrying, registering a civil partnership, or giving notice of marriage or civil partnership is not permitted for those visiting the UK on a Standard Visitor visa https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa
Edit: this Can I marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa? provides a huge amount of detail on the topic
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No. Marrying, registering a civil partnership, or giving notice of marriage or civil partnership is not permitted for those visiting the UK on a Standard Visitor visa https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa
Edit: this Can I marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa? provides a huge amount of detail on the topic
No. Marrying, registering a civil partnership, or giving notice of marriage or civil partnership is not permitted for those visiting the UK on a Standard Visitor visa https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor-visa
Edit: this Can I marry in the UK while on a standard visitor visa? provides a huge amount of detail on the topic
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See also travel.stackexchange.com/q/112043/6188
â Peter M
May 31 at 18:32
Beware that same-sex marriage across countries might put both of you in a difficult position in the case of divorce: law.stackexchange.com/q/26719/9236
â SJuan76
May 31 at 19:06
1
@SJuan76 While interesting I don't think that link is relevant here as the OP is a UK citizen and wants to get married in the UK. That link referred to the catch-22 situation of the marriage not being recognized where they live and not being residents of where they were married.
â Peter M
May 31 at 19:51
Thanks for your responses. I would like to take her to a register office and marry. Just a bit tricky that she is here in the UK on a visitor visa so I donâÂÂt want any problems for her to occur after she leaves.
â user78576
May 31 at 20:07