Marriage in Egypt with a citizen of Romania
Your embassy issues the certificate of no impediment, or a declaration that replaces it; some embassies need an appointment well ahead. Documents from your country must be legalised for Egypt and translated into Arabic, and the Egyptian contract usually needs legalising and registering at home afterwards.
Embassy said no?
No certificate from your embassy? We still get you married.
Most no-objection certificates are refused. Others stall for months, or the embassy asks for papers you cannot get. We have another route, and we have taken dozens of couples through it, from every nationality we handle. Your marriage ends up officially registered in Egypt, not orfi.
- You stop chasing the embassy. We take the file from here.
- Works for every nationality on this site.
- Officially registered in Egypt, not an orfi contract.
Marriage registration in Egypt for foreigners
A registered marriage contract is the first paper of your life together. Residency, registering children and recognition of the marriage in the other partner’s country are all built on it. We take you from preparing the papers to signing at the Ministry of Justice foreigners’ marriage office, and arrange the certificate of no impediment, translations and legalisation on the way.
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The consultation
One session. Your whole route.
Sit down with the counsellor, online or in person. You leave with your exact papers, your route, and a fixed price for the work.
- Your document list, checked against both nationalities
- The authority and route your case takes
- A fixed price for handling the full file
- A written summary afterwards
- Consultation
Credited in full to your case fee if you hire us.
Online by video, or at our Cairo or Alexandria office.