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We created this page to welcome you and say that it is a great pleasure to have you here! We are Nathalia and Pedro, photographers, storytellers and passionate about love stories. We love to travel, visit new places, get to know cultures and photograph love in many different ways. Feel free to look at the love stories we have had the pleasure of telling in Europe and around the world. The marriage can be solemnised by the Registrar of the municipality where one of the future spouses is domiciled.
If neither spouse is domiciled in Belgium, or if the habitual residence of one of the spouses does not correspond to the place of residence, the marriage can be solemnised in the municipality of the habitual residence. For Belgians living abroad who are not domiciled or habitually resident in Belgium, the marriage can be solemnised by the Registrar of the municipality which is:.
If none of these places are possible, then a Belgian who is not domiciled or habitually resident in Belgium can marry in the municipality of Brussels. If you want to get married abroad, you must contact the foreign authority that will solemnise the marriage. For each future spouse, the basic conditions for the marriage are governed by the laws of the country of which he or she is a national at the time the marriage is contracted. If you are Belgian and you want to get married abroad, the basic conditions for the marriage relating to you will be dictated by Belgian law.
Essentially, this means that you must be at least 18 years of age, not be married or no longer be married and consent to the marriage. The laws of the country of which your future spouse is a national will determine the basic conditions for the marriage applicable to him or her. The official formalities for solemnising the marriage are determined by the laws of the country where the wedding takes place.
Your marriage will only be valid in Belgium if both the basic conditions and the official formalities have been complied with. To find out which documents you need in order to get married abroad, you are advised to contact, in Belgium, with the embassy or consulate of the country where you intend to marry. You can also obtain information on this subject via your future spouse directly from the local authorities that will solemnise the marriage.
In some countries, in order to solemnise a marriage the local authorities require a certificate stating that there is no reason why the marriage cannot take place.
This document is issued by the Belgian consulate in the country where the marriage is to be solemnised. You are strongly advised to contact the Belgian consulate before you leave.
In some countries, the local authorities require an affidavit of foreign law detailing the provisions for marriage contained in the Belgian Civil Code. A foreign marriage certificate may be recognised in Belgium if the basic conditions for marriage applicable in the country of which the spouses are nationals and the official formalities of the country where the marriage was solemnised have been respected.
Your foreign marriage certificate can be transcribed into the civil status registers of a Belgian municipality. This makes it easy to obtain extracts or literal copies in Belgium.
Depending on the purpose of your travel to Belgium, there are different types of visas that will apply to the occasion. Whether you are planning to go on a visit, study or work and reside there permanently, you will have to apply for a different Belgium Schengen Visa, accordingly.
Firstly, download the application form, fill it completely and with sincerity. You can also fill the Schengen Visa application form electronically and then print a hard-copy. Learn more about photo requirements and specifications for a Belgian Visa. Your passport and copies of your previous visas — valid for at least 3 months beyond return date — are required. Your passport must have at least two blank pages.
Hotel Booking for the whole duration of the intended stay in Belgium. Find and Book Cheap Hotels in Belgium! Proof of civil status marriage certificate, birth certificate of children, death certificate of spouse, ration card if applicable. The euro coins and notes used in Belgium are the same denominations as those used in other countries that use this currency.
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