How To Get Married In Denmark: Guide for International Couples

By Sandra Roles

Marriage is a beautiful thing and wedding is an important aspect of it. But how do you get married in Denmark? Well, this is a good E-book for all international couples. This book is an eye opener.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Alimi TH
• Release date: Nov 5, 2018

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INTRODUCTION

Wedding in Denmark is an opportunity, which charms people who want to marry a foreigner. It is popular among people who want to marry without problems, quickly and inexpensively. Compared with other EU countries, e.g. Germany Switzerland or the United Kingdom Denmark bargains the following benefits:

Petite list of required documents

Fast usage of documents

liberal about the settlement and same-sex couples who choose to marry in this friendly country.

For example, many German lawyers commend their regulars to cases where we are talking about a mixed marriage between a German and a newcomer from Russia, Ukraine, CIS-countries and other parts of the world, plus Asia and the Americas. The whole process, from process to the wedding only takes 2 – 3 weeks. There is no time-consuming administration, as it is common in other countries. It is mostly down to earth in the principal stage it is viable to send all the required authority papers in duplicates by email or fax. This will set aside extra cash and time - because you don't have to visit your nation of origin to gather different declarations and afterwards send them by and by to the chose Danish city.

REPORTS FROM DIFFERENT MEDIA ON THE ADVANTAGE OF GETTING MARRIED IN DENMARK

I (USA, F, 25) am presently pleading for a K1 (fiancee) visa for my German boyfriend (27) and light out the I-129f form, gathering suggestion of our affiliation, etc. so that he can move here. We met almost three years ago, and we're not mostly concerned about being accepted - we have a lot of good certification.

These next interrogations are neither here nor there at this point since we're already functioning on the petition, but I'm inquiring

what the benefits of getting married in Denmark as an EU or non-EU citizen are? I have searched this to no end, and all I