Englishman marrying Filipina in Philippines

[Ian S]

Ok, I just arrived back from the Philippines a married man . I was only there for 2 weeks but luckily everything went ok and we managed to get married without any problems. We went to the office one day to give the details and sign the forms, and then went back 10 days or so later for the ceremony.
In my experience this was easily achieveable in 2 weeks, but I still think it's best to follow other peoples advice and allow more time incase something goes wrong.
Once again my main advice is to get your fiancee to get the CNI for you. This will save your precious time when you are there.

[lastlid]

Ok, I just arrived back from the Philippines a married man . I was only there for 2 weeks but luckily everything went ok and we managed to get married without any problems. We went to the office one day to give the details and sign the forms, and then went back 10 days or so later for the ceremony.
In my experience this was easily achieveable in 2 weeks, but I still think it's best to follow other peoples advice and allow more time incase something goes wrong.
Once again my main advice is to get your fiancee to get the CNI for you. This will save your precious time when you are there.

Thats pretty much what we did. Except we did the ceremony 10 days in advance. So we didnt have to go back, save to pick up the Marriage Certificate, which my wife did. I just had to be in the country for 10days after the ceremony.

[bigmarco]

Ok, I just arrived back from the Philippines a married man . I was only there for 2 weeks but luckily everything went ok and we managed to get married without any problems. We went to the office one day to give the details and sign the forms, and then went back 10 days or so later for the ceremony.
In my experience this was easily achieveable in 2 weeks, but I still think it's best to follow other peoples advice and allow more time incase something goes wrong.
Once again my main advice is to get your fiancee to get the CNI for you. This will save your precious time when you are there.

Congratulations to you both

[lordna]

Ok, I just arrived back from the Philippines a married man . I was only there for 2 weeks but luckily everything went ok and we managed to get married without any problems. We went to the office one day to give the details and sign the forms, and then went back 10 days or so later for the ceremony.
In my experience this was easily achieveable in 2 weeks, but I still think it's best to follow other peoples advice and allow more time incase something goes wrong.
Once again my main advice is to get your fiancee to get the CNI for you. This will save your precious time when you are there.

Congratulations..join the club of us who married in Phil!....Next stage is getting a Visa for your wife to join you here. Good Luck to you both