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Postby ffg on Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:14 pm

My partner and I are homosexual. We live in China and our country does not recognise a civil partnership ceremony. We would really like to get married in the UK as the civil partnership is recognised there and we want to make a commitment to one another, is it possible?
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Re: Civil Partnership

Postby greenfields on Tue Nov 03, 2009 2:22 pm

Yes. If either you or your future husband, wife or civil partner are not EEA (European Economic Area) or Swiss nationals, you can visit the UK together to get married or register a civil partnership as long as you intend to leave the country within six months. Everyone coming to the UK to get married or to register a civil partnership (except EEA and Swiss nationals) must get a visit for marriage or visit for civil partnership visa. You will need to show evidence that you plan to enter into a marriage or civil partnership during the period for which you are granted leave (which will be for six months).
The above article is meant to be relied upon as an informative article and in no way constitutes legal advice. For legal advice regarding your case, please contact Greenfields Solicitors on 020 8884 1166 for a Consultation with a Solicitor.
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