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The procedures of expatriates' marriage in the UAE are conducted in two ways, the first is marriage through Islamic Sharia court as follow:

Apply fora marriage at Sharia court and attach the following attachments:

The original copy of applicant's passports (Man and woman)

The copies of the valid residences

A certificate of proving the social status approved from the consulates of both bride and groom's countries and a

Authenticated medical test that shows the good health of both of them.

A certificate, which shows the status of both bride and groom, as it has to be authorized from the consulate or the ministry of foreign affairs

The presence of the bride's father r any relative (by making a power of attorney for a Muslim person) in the UAE.

A letter issued by the countries' of both of them as of non-objection

Two Muslim witnesses

The second is the marriage of Non-Muslim expatriates:  

This is done through the embassy of your country

Or through a church or a chapel

Valid passports

UAE residence

Social status cards

Non-objection letter

Medical tests

A letter of NOC from the employer

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We would like to inform you that if she has permanent residence then she can complete the marriage procedures according to the below conditions:

1-      You shall have the residence in the country where you will marry via tourist or visit visa or any visa allows you to reside even temporary.

2-      Provide passports for both

3-      Provide The female social status certificate " married –single – divorced …"

4-      Medical test to prove that both are free of illness.

5-      Provide certificate of the couples religion.

6-      Get NOC for the female from her country embassy

7-      Go to the Islamic Center to complete the marriage procedures then to each one embassy.