I'd like to know whether anybody knows how it works for a British holding P1 employment pass who'd like to marry an Indonesian woman (no EP or Spass) in Singapore? Or is it better to be married in UK? Please advise

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No EP No S pass , so must have wp not allowed to marry in Singapore. UK is your best best, though it also takes several weeks, 3 i think minimum.rifera wrote:Hello...
I'd like to know whether anybody knows how it works for a British holding P1 employment pass who'd like to marry an Indonesian woman (no EP or Spass) in Singapore? Or is it better to be married in UK? Please advise
Thankssss
Maybe she isn't even residing in Singapore and just visits? My mate in this same situation has just ROM in Singapore with no problems at allksl wrote:No EP No S pass , so must have wp not allowed to marry in Singapore. UK is your best best, though it also takes several weeks, 3 i think minimum.rifera wrote:Hello...
I'd like to know whether anybody knows how it works for a British holding P1 employment pass who'd like to marry an Indonesian woman (no EP or Spass) in Singapore? Or is it better to be married in UK? Please advise
Thankssss
Basically it means that British High Comms does not file in all the marriages conducted in SG . In fact no embassies did that to my knowledge. I dunno whether it is a good thing or bad, seems to me it does not affect one bit at all. All you need to do is ROM in SIngapore. Make sure you received the Marriage Certificate and off you go. A few forumers have done it as per my link even Saint, Manutd, Beppi with no major drama.rifera wrote:Hi Mad Scientist, thanks for your great info. Pardon me if I need to ask some more question as I went to this site http://ukinsingapore.fco.gov.uk/en/help ... r-marriage and read some of the information written like this :
"Marriages conducted in the Republic of Singapore are recognised by the United Kingdom. As Singapore is a member of the Commonwealth, there is no facility for registering your marriage here at the British High Commission, nor are records of marriages of British Nationals in Singapore held by the High Commission.
In addition, as Singapore is a member of the Commonwealth there is no facility for depositing a copy of the marriage certificate at the General Register Office in the United Kingdom. There will therefore be no record of your marriage held in the UK."
As for both bold and underlined, does it mean a good or bad things? Could you please helpThanks so much
Correction: Philippines Embassy has a long list of things to do, for a Filipino getting married to a non-filipino, and that includes a sermon on the bad lifestyle of the non-filipinos .. (I am kidding, but some sort of 'orientation' is required .. ) and then they have a long list of forms to be submitted to the Embassy and repeat the same answer for the question "why do you want to marry a filipino .. " etc. etc.Mad Scientist wrote: In fact no embassies did that to my knowledge.
Shucks .. I need to reconsider my marriage thensundaymorningstaple wrote:As long as you submit to the annual pilgrimage to the church and agree to be nailed to a cross to show your Catholicism, you'll be okay.
It's actually 15 days and only one of yo have to physically here for that periodecureilx wrote:just bumped into this thread .. Unlike KSL says ..
you need to show continued residency here, for 21 days, and then file for marriage, and after the 30 days, you are to complete the solemnisation within 90 days .. from the date of initial filing ..
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