im gong to see if i can get a month of at xmas so i can go over there and marry my women
is there anything that i will need to know and wat sort of documents should i take
im gong to see if i can get a month of at xmas so i can go over there and marry my women
is there anything that i will need to know and wat sort of documents should i take
my advice is go there 2 months before, as there are papers you will need to be there and get that take quite a while.
Chances are, that if you go over Christmas, you may need longer than a month.....Originally Posted by swayze
For civil ceremony...
CNI, from your registrar.
Birth certificate
Passport.
If you marry in church.............
Apart from the above.
The list is endless.
http://www.weddingsatwork.com/cultur...lycode01.shtml
but i dont think the company will allow that 2 months can it not be done in 1 month
tbh, it's a bad idea then, go there, get all the requirements, then come back to UK, then go back when u get another holiday and marry.
You will be disappointed if you only come for a month tbh
wat is cni registrar
certificate of no impediment (to contract marriage)
and, do yourself a favour, don't waste 15 quid to get it in the UK (like i did), because it's invalid here, you need to get it from British embassy in Manila. So if you're not staying in manila, you'll need to go there for the CNI.
You need Cenomars
gosh, it's endless.
I'm glad I got it over with ... endless paperwork and money outlay. Just bring a lot of money and patience
Certificate of No Impediment.
From
The Registrar of Birth and Marriages
If you are divorced, a valid copy of your Decree Absolute.
He needs to waste 15 quid here, coz he needs to validate it at the Embassy anyway...
So it is easier to post it on the bans here for 21 days, before he leaves, rather than in Manila and waste time accordingly...
He is trying to get married in a month....Remember...???
I forgot to bring my certificate of waste of 15 quids, left it back in UK, here in Phils, they told me it doesn't matter coz it's inconsequential, I still need to get the same piece of paper (for 5000 pesos) in manila,He needs to waste 15 quid here, coz he needs to validate it at the Embassy anyway...
So it is easier to post it on the bans here for 21 days, before he leaves, rather than in Manila and waste time accordingly...
He is trying to get married in a month....
yet,
it could just be Negros Oriental?
peace
why is nothing easy it seems to me the only people that can get visa or marry is poeple who dont work and ave plenty of time on there hands lol
what if just moved there and be done with
In my case, that was true. I gave up my job to come here :( now I gotta go back and get a job
It also costs quite a bit to get married here, ya, less than UK, but the prices that people tell you it costs for marriage here, just double it and you'll do OK.
You're right though, it's a real bummer.
Plus, as is the system in the Philippines, everything is very hierarchical. The constant list of requirements and payments and more payments. Ya, it's the Philippines, where everything is exhaustingly drawn out and unnecessarily lengthly.
You'll need to get her birth certificate authenticated by the NSO, and if there's a mistake on it (as often there is), you'll need to pay to get that rectified. If you- or the officials - make a mistake on paper work, you gotta be prepared to pay twice.
Philippines!
what if i was to go out there do i need visa for lenthy time
I did it in less than 3 weeks, as I was prepared.
The only thing that we had to wait for, was the marriage licence, 10 days.
Everything else had been organized by me online, and by my wife doing the legwork with "small" details, like wedding dress, Barongs, Maids dresses, and paying the deposit at the hotel.
Arrived sunday 4th feb, applied for licence on monday the 5th, married on monday 19th, left on the 23d.
Easy.....
You have lots of time to plan ahead, only forget Xmas time.... Try to go in January
when you get there, you get a 21 day visa, just renew it on day 20 and you're cool (and so on).
If you did want to stay in the Philippines, take your wife on a holiday to outside the Phils and when you come back get a free Balikbayan visa for a year!
yea only in the philipines lots of hassleIn my case, that was true. I gave up my job to come here :( now I gotta go back and get a job
It also costs quite a bit to get married here, ya, less than UK, but the prices that people tell you it costs for marriage here, just double it and you'll do OK.
You're right though, it's a real bummer.
Plus, as is the system in the Philippines, everything is very hierarchical. The constant list of requirements and payments and more payments. Ya, it's the Philippines, where everything is exhaustingly drawn out and unnecessarily lengthly.
You'll need to get her birth certificate authenticated by the NSO, and if there's a mistake on it (as often there is), you'll need to pay to get that rectified. If you- or the officials - make a mistake on paper work, you gotta be prepared to pay twice.
Philippines!
renew it were manila she lives in cebu
See if you get married in PHIL, do they still do that sexual counselling marriage interview stuff at the churches to see if you are a compatible couple.when you get there, you get a 21 day visa, just renew it on day 20 and you're cool (and so on).
If you did want to stay in the Philippines, take your wife on a holiday to outside the Phils and when you come back get a free Balikbayan visa for a year!
See what i mean here:
In the town where you wish to marry, you must attend at the Local Rural Health Unit, you must attend for Pre-Marriage Guidance and Sexual Health Counselling
This does seem of course to be an absolute Joke in this day and age, since no doubt, many of you sponsors are on either your 2nd marriage, or more importantly are well along in years, however, it is a requirement for you to obtain a marriage licence, so you cannot side step it, some people attempt to get around it by paying for the certificate to be obtained without sitting in on the pre-marriage counselling, that is of course entirely up to you, if you are able to pay an 'express' fee to avoid the counselling, good for you, its worth it.
Here is pete and gina site http://www.british-filipino.com/How%20to%20Marry.html
It's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum. And I'm all out of gum.
THEN you must also undergo the pre marriage seminar which is an 8 hour snooze fest in the local language delivered patronizingly sponsored by the government.
i really dont think im not smart enough for all this the visa application was a mind blower
your fiancee will be able to find out everything there ...
Cebu Bureau of Immigration. Just get into a taxi and tell them where you want to go, and it's in Mactan!
im thinking it may be best to leave it till later on in the next year and stay there for a while or for good
we had enough arguments who filled in visa form this will start another fude
that way would be beneficial in that you can get to adjust to married life together right away, without you having to run back here.
Just so long as you're financially prepared. 500 quid a month is good to live a moderately comfy life here.
you don't want feuds.we had enough arguments who filled in visa form this will start another fude
if you have problems with technicalities talk to
-Peterginab
-Aromulus
-Joebloggs
-Somebody
I'll do my best from my experience to help, but I made a lot of mistakes in the process of getting married here.
Those 4 above know all there is to know between them to stop any feuds from happening.
peace
my word i dident spend a 100 pound a week wen i visited there
and i went to the chocolate hills aswell
but living here is another matter, although, I guess it depends on what quality of life you want. Just breathe, read the other few messages I put for you here....
100 a week is 400 quid, alth0ugh, the pound is about 74 peso right now ... looking bad ... My budget for the last year was about 450 per month, definitely overshot.
i was lucky managed to get married within the 21 days, no mention of counselling when i got the licence. couldnt get a judge to marry us in time so day before we had wedding party arranged we found us a friendly pastor and i changed my religion to baptist for the day,wedding ceremony next morning
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