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expat of any nationality may marry in the UAE, irrespective of their religion, nationality, or origin by completing the marriage ceremony in accordance with their religious beliefs. Muslim expatriates can perform the marriage ceremony in the Courts Department, or by requesting a legal authorized home. The marriage application with all necessary documents is submitted to the Courts Department in Ras Al Khaimah. The marriage certificate is issued within a few days of the date of the contract, and non-Muslims can be married in the church (if they are Christians) or in their embassy or consulate in the UAE or their residence.
If a Christian marriage is completed in the church in Ras Al Khaimah, a marriage certificate must be obtained from the Courts Department. It is also advised that the marriage be registered at the respective consulates. Regardless of where the marriage ceremony takes place, whether in court, church or otherwise, married couples are required to register the marriage in the court and embassy of their respective countries.

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