3 conditions to start marriage procedures in the Emirates

The digital government stated that there are three general conditions to start marriage contract procedures in the UAE, according to the UAE law, namely: the consent and consent of the wife and lack of coercion, and one of the parties to the marriage contract must have at least the marriage contract (the husband, wife, or wife) Residence in the country, and each of the spouses must bring his personal identity and passport to prove his identity and status related to the visa, and in the rest of the Emirates, the two parties must be from the residents of the United Arab Emirates, and to provide a health fitness certificate for marriage issued by one of the approved medical centers in the Ministry of Health and Prevention Society, or the Department of Health in Abu Dhabi, and the Dubai Health Authority.

She pointed out that the UAE Personal Status Law applies to everything related to the marriage contract and its obligations.

Some of the relevant electronic services, which can be used, reviewed, which are pre -marriage advice and examination services through the Emirates Health Services Foundation, a bouquet of pre -marriage examinations through the Dubai Health Authority, a medical examination of marriage in Ajman.

She pointed out that there is a set of basic legal conditions for Islamic marriage, which is the registration of the marriage contract in the Sharia Court in the United Arab Emirates, the attainment of the legal age for marriage is 18 AH. Otherwise, the judge’s approval must be obtained, the suitor’s age is not twice the age of fiancée or more. Otherwise, the judge’s approval is required, a health fitness certificate for marriage, the presence of the spouses, the presence of the bride’s father or his representative and two Muslim men as two witnesses, the approval of the guardian for women, in the event of the death of the father, his relative is the closest guardian like the older brother, if the fiancée is A divorced woman or a widow must submit an official document stating this, appointing the girl to a non -Muslim father to highlight a certificate of approval of the marriage issued by her homeland or from the diplomatic mission that represents her country in the UAE.