A foreign couple’s marriage plan should start with their actual circumstances, not a generic checklist. Nationality, residence, previous marriages and the intended use of the certificate can all affect preparation.
Who we help
We work with couples where both partners are foreigners, partners have different nationalities, or one or both partners live outside their country of citizenship. This includes couples travelling from the UAE and GCC, Europe and other regions specifically to marry in Georgia.
Your case is reviewed before you travel
We ask for clear copies of relevant documents and key background information before confirming the service. Divorced or widowed applicants may need additional civil-status documents. Names, dates and translations should be checked early so avoidable discrepancies do not surface during the trip.
Using the certificate outside Georgia
A Georgian marriage certificate may need an apostille, legalization, certified translation or another step before use abroad. Requirements depend on the destination authority. We can coordinate the Georgian side of that preparation but do not promise universal recognition.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to live in Georgia?
Residence is one factor we collect, but couples commonly contact us while living abroad. Eligibility and preparation are reviewed individually.
What if one partner was previously married?
Tell us at the start and provide the available divorce, annulment or death documentation. We will identify what needs further review or translation for the proposed process.
Should we buy flights before document review?
We recommend sending your case details and documents first. Travel should be planned around a realistic, reviewed process rather than an unverified online checklist.