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Weddings Abroad in Beijing
Ever dreamed of getting married in an oriental destination full of culture and wonderful experiences? Then why not consider getting married in Beijing. China’s capital city, Beijing, has hundreds of wonderful resorts and locations that can help you arrange a destination wedding. Imagine having your wedding photography along the Great Wall of China, or somewhere incorporating one of the many oriental natural wonders that have left tourists in awe of China for many years. Visit temples, the famous Ti’ananmen Square and the Forbidden City before or after your wedding abroad so that you can take in as much as the Beijing has to offer through out your celebration.
Beijing Marriage Guide
Some fast facts and legal requirements to help plan you wedding in Beijing.
To make Statutory Declaration either in front of a registered solicitor or to a Notary Public including Name, Sex, Date and Place of birth, Nationality, Passport or ID card number, Occupation, Address and Marital status (never married, divorced or widowed).
To have the Declaration authenticated by the Legalization Office of Foreign and Commonwealth Office of U.K. and legalized finally by the Chinese Embassy or the Chinese Consulates-General. The documents are valid for 6 months since the date of legalization. The above-mentioned documents can not be legalized on the same day by the Chinese Embassy or the Consulate-General in U.K. It will be done in 10 days. The fee is £12 per document. Express service takes 2-3 working days and the supplement charge is £15 per document. Postal application is not accepted.
After entering China with the above said documents and a valid Chinese Visa, you should go together with your fiancée/fiancé, submit in person your marriage application to the marriage registration office of the local government above county level where the Chinese fiancée / fiancé resides and, have your health checked by a designated hospital. The marriage can be registered only after the application is ratified, and the Marriage Certificate is issued upon registration.
For further information on getting married in China head to - http://www.chinese-embassy.org.uk/eng/lsyw/gzhfl/t27086.htm
Fast facts about Beijing
Currency – Yuan Renminbi
Official Language – Chinese