I want marriage in dubi

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For Expatriates:

You must be at least 18 years old to be legally married in Dubai.
There should be two witnesses present (men over 18), and they should have their IDs with them.

Check with your embassy (and church) for their requirements. These usually include:

1.  Couple’s Birth Certificates
2. Couple’s Passports (original and photocopies)
3. Passports of Witnesses (original and photocopies)
4. UAE Medical Fitness Certificate and Blood Test Taken at the Health Ministry
5. Final Divorce Papers and Former Marriage Certificates (for divorcees)
6. Death Certificate of Previous Spouse (for widows / widowers)

If you get married in English form, your marriage certificate will be in English, so to get this to be valid in the UAE, you will need to:

1. Have your marriage certificate translated into Arabic by an official translator.
2. Bring the English and Arabic versions to the Notary Public at the Dubai Courts for certification.
3. Bring your certificates to the Ministry of Justice and to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for authentication.
4. Visit your embassy to have your certificates authenticated for use in your own country.

Please be notified that if both you and your spouse have different nationalities, you will need to accomplish requirements with both of your embassies.

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