All mandatory documents must be acquired before leaving if plans are made to have marriage abroad. A statutory declaration of the marriage status is needed and notarized documents for identification. If divorced, requirements are to bring notarized true copies of a Marriage Certificate, the Divorce Order, and the Divorce Certificate. Every country has different requirements. There are few countries that require identification documents to be legalized.

Getting married abroad can be a wonderful and memorable experience, but it requires careful planning and understanding of the legal requirements of the country in which you plan to marry. Here are the general steps you should consider when planning a marriage abroad:

1. Research and Choose a Destination: Research potential destinations for your wedding. Consider factors such as the legal requirements, cultural considerations, climate, and travel logistics. Choose a location that appeals to both you and your partner.
2. Understand Legal Requirements: Different countries have varying legal requirements for marriage. Research the specific requirements of your chosen destination. This could include residency periods, documentation, age restrictions, and other legal formalities.
3. Obtain Necessary Documents: Depending on the country, you may need to provide documents such as passports, birth certificates, divorce decrees (if applicable), and certificates of no impediment. Some countries require these documents to be translated and authenticated.
4. Legal Ceremony: Many countries require a legal ceremony to validate your marriage. A local official, religious leader, or justice of the peace often conducts this ceremony. Ensure you follow the legal procedures outlined by the destination country.
5. Registration of Marriage: After the ceremony, make sure your marriage is properly registered according to the laws of the destination country. This might involve obtaining a marriage certificate or other legal documents.

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