What documents do Chinese girls need to prepare to get married to their Egyptian boyfriends?

ID card or passport (with a valid visa is required).

Certificate of unmarried. Proof of health check-up.

Both sides are required!

Hello dear, and Egyptians married in Egypt have a marriage certificate. Where Chinese citizens and foreigners (including foreigners resident in China and temporarily coming to China, foreign Chinese, and foreign nationals residing in China), compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, overseas Chinese, and people going abroad voluntarily marry or remarry, both men and women must apply for marriage registration at the foreign-related marriage registration office of the local civil affairs bureau at the same time. When applying, you must comply with the provisions of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China.

Method Step 1 Marriage Registration Application: Fill in the "Application for Marriage Registration". To apply for marriage registration, it is necessary to provide certificates and certificates in accordance with the relevant provisions of the "Several Provisions on the Registration of Marriage between Chinese Citizens and Foreigners", "Several Provisions on the Registration of Marriage between Overseas Chinese and Domestic Citizens, Hong Kong and Macao Compatriots and Mainland Citizens", or the "Interim Measures for the Administration of Marriage Registration between Mainland Residents and Taiwan Residents". Documents and certifications to be provided:

1) The person's household registration booklet and ID card; (2) A signed statement that the person has no spouse and has no direct blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations with the other party. <>

Egypt is an Islamic country, and the wedding customs of its inhabitants are unique and chic. There is a tradition among Egyptians that men and women are not allowed to see each other before marriage until the time of the wedding.

When the young man and woman reach the age of marriage, the matchmaker introduces the man's mother or sister to see the girl, and when she returns, she tells the young man a detailed description of the girl's situation, focusing on describing the girl's appearance. The young man was satisfied, and the girl's family agreed to the marriage, and the parents chose a date for the engagement ceremony.

The engagement ceremony takes place at the girl's house or in the club. At the time of engagement, the man must give the woman's parents a considerable bride price, which is not spent by the woman's parents, but is used by the woman's parents to prepare gold rings, bracelets, gold necklaces and other decorative items for the bride, and also use some of the money to buy furniture in the new house. Of course, the woman's parents also have to contribute some money.

At the engagement ceremony, the young man's sisters placed a gold ring on the ring finger of the girl's right hand, and some also wore gold bracelets and necklaces. Therefore, in Egypt, whether a girl is engaged or not is easy to understand. The girl's parents entertained the guests at the engagement ceremony with drinks and snacks, and the guests and hosts talked warmly and sang and danced together.

After the engagement, the marriage ceremony can take place after a one, two, or even three years of preparation for the marriage. During the period from the engagement to the wedding, the man needs to send some gifts to the woman's family during the New Year's holidays, and since the fiancé cannot see his fiancée, the gifts must be sent by the female relatives of the man's family.

On the day of the wedding, the bridegroom's ladies come to the bride's house in droves. The ladies first bathed the bride and then helped her to put on the groom's gorgeous wedding dress. The wedding dress is a white gauze dress with a long hem, and the bride's long skirt is usually supported by six or eight children when walking.

After dressing the wedding dress, the ladies help the bride comb her hair, comb her hair into dozens of slender braids, put on various hair accessories, and help the bride put on necklaces, earrings, bracelets, etc. After dressing, the bride, accompanied by her family, bids farewell to the village chief or the elders of the village one by one. At this moment, several colorful horse-drawn carriages arrive at the door of the bride's house, led by the groom's mother, who has come to welcome the bride to the wedding ceremony.

The carriage for the bride is even more dazzlingly decorated, decorated with expensive Kashmiri silk and various flowers, drawn by two or four horses, guarded by two young men dressed in Kashmiri silk, which looks grand and gorgeous. After the bride said goodbye to her elders, she got into the carriage and the procession set off for the groom's house. Along the way, the groom's mother is in front and the bride's mother is behind, and the people who see them off sing songs praising the bride's beauty and wisdom, and they pass through the bustling area to the groom's home.

The bride's dowry is also carried with the procession, and the dowry is usually 100 new robes, and in order to prepare these 100 dresses, some mothers begin to prepare and sew soon after the birth of their daughters.

For the documents required for foreigners to apply for a marriage certificate in China, please refer to the following regulations.

Article 5 of Chapter II of the Marriage Registration Regulations provides:

Foreigners who go through marriage registration shall present the following documents and supporting materials:

1) A valid passport or other valid international travel document of the applicant;

2) A certificate issued by a notary public or competent authority of the country where the person is located, authenticated by the embassy (consulate) of the People's Republic of China in that country or authenticated by the embassy (consulate) of that country in China, or a certificate issued by the embassy (consulate) of the country where the country is located that he has no spouse.