Registration of Marriage at China

Registration of Foreigner Marriage (Malaysian) to Chinese Nationals at China

Malaysian required a visa to enter China. Click here to find out how to apply Chinese Visa and find out what should you do within 24 hours of your arrival here.

Documents required by China local Bureau of Civil Affairs for Registration of Marriage between Foreigner and Chinese Nationals may varies at different Provinces.

Please contact China local Bureau of Civil Affairs near your fiancé/fiancées (Chinese Nationals) household registered address (户口所在地) for information and requirements.

Documents Required for Foreigner (Malaysian) for Registration of Marriage at China
a. Valid original passport
b. Original Certificate of Single Status and translated copy in Chinese language (legalized by the Chinese Embassy or Consulate in the foreign country or Consulate of the foreign country in China)

c. Three (3) half length photos of the you and your fiancé/fiancées (taken together) against a red background (size: 53mm x 35mm)

Submit all your documents together with your fiancé/fiancées documents at your local Bureau of Civil Affairs. Both of you need to fill up a Marriage Registration Application form (申请结婚登记声明书) in front of the officer.

The officer will review your submitted documents and approve the application. It might take a few minutes up to hours.

Upon approval, each of you and your fiancé/fiancées will get a Certificate of Marriage. Both of you are now Husband and Wife.

Credit to Mr. Jeff Lee

Useful link
The State Council The People's Republic of China

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