Frequently Asked Questions
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This varies accordingly. Some registry offices require 1 day stopover and some require none.
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Yes, due to the accreditation agreement between Denmark and Germany. Some foreign offices in Germany require however, a legalised Marriage certificate via Apostille from the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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You have to personally inquire at the respective embassy in Copenhagen. An address list where the embassies are situated can be obtained from us.
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Via the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. On 01.01.2007 Denmark, signed The Hague-Apostille-Agreement, which necessitates the legalisation of the document only via an Apostille. We can legalise the document for you for a service charge of 120,-Euro.
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We need your Identity card and confirmation letter from a supervisor, that you are single/divorced. If you are already divorced, we also require a final divorce decree.
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No, the respective registry office provides you with marriage witnesses free of charge.
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No, since we are not a travel agency. In addition to an exact route planning you will also get a list of accommodation facilities of the particular place. To book accommodation you just have to call the hotel. Or simply use our PREMIUM OFFER and we are happy to take care of the entire travel and hotel organization.
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If on the divorce decree has not already been noted that the judgment is final and non-appealable, you need a letter of confirmation from the competent court, which confirms this.
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The divorce decree should be certified by an Apostille and subsequently translated into German or English.
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The divorce decree must be certified by the Danish Embassy in Bangkok. In case the divorce decree is from a Thai woman and the document date of issue is less than 310 days, the woman has to bring a medical verification stating that she is not pregnant.
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Yes, when you legally enter the country and provide all the necessary required documents. You can enter the country with a Schengen-visa.
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Only persons registered in Germany can receive a residence certificate. If "unmarried" is entered under "Marital status", this document is accepted in Denmark as proof of marital status. All non-residents visiting Germany must obtain a residence certificate with marital status from the home country. All certificates outside the EU must be legalized.
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Date of issue should not exceed 2 months. Otherwise you you have to apply for a new one.
If your still have any questions do not hesitate to give us a call:
Tel: +49 (0) 30 887 24 997
Fax: +49 (0) 30 887 24 997