Chinese citizens domiciled in Indonesia and Indonesian citizens have registered their marriage with the Indonesian population department. At the request of the Indonesian population department, Chinese nationals can apply for a “Letter of No Objection to Marriage”. To apply for a marriage certificate without objections, you will need to prepare the following materials:
- Original and copy of foreigner’s passport;
- Foreigners at the domestic notary office issue a “notarization of unmarried information” and to the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or local foreign offices, Indonesian embassies and consulates in China to carry out “double certification”;
- Original and copy of Kitas Foreigner;
- Foreign companies working in Indonesia issue evidence that they work in Indonesia;
- Proof of entering a foreigner’s religion (depending on the religion of the Indonesian citizen);
- Original passport and copy of Indonesian passport;
- Original evidence from single letter of Indonesian citizen (civil registration/KUA);
- The original household registration card (KK) and a copy of the Indonesian citizen;
- Each is handwritten in one copy at the time of introduction and signed and dated (Contents: time, when and where to get acquainted, how to get acquainted, duration of communication between the two parties, language of communication between the two parties, whether you have met each other’s family members others, do you know each other’s family situation, whether the Indonesian citizen concerned has ever visited China, do you intend to stay in Indonesia after marriage, etc.);
- 3 photos together (better if you can attach a photo of the meeting with parents).
*Embassies and Consulates will not issue a “Letter of No Objection to Marriage” for Chinese nationals who come to Indonesia temporarily or for a short period of time.
*After the initial inspection, the Embassy may ask you to provide other relevant supporting materials according to your situation.