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Gelux1990 wrote:

Hmm, based on my experienced and observation from other friends..I think, you need to show some certificates or proof of properties you have in the phl.. Accordng to my other friend, you can only have 1% chance to get an approved visa for Tourist Visa.. So when you know, you dont have anything to show then better think again,and plan for another visa that has a bigger chances to get approve

@Gelux1990

Thank you for your advice... What you mean about certificates? And just ordinary people I don't have any properties.. I only rented a apartment but I have a contract that I signed up.. Please can you give a example of certificate you talking about..... Thank you so much in advanced. I also thinking what if I make a promissory letter then with sealed and sign of attorney. Do you think they will accept it?

Thank you and God Bless..

anne_cua wrote:

hi every one,i am a new member on this blog,i just want to hear some advice or some ideas about the married visa going in Germany.
i have a fiancee from Germany,our communication was strong chat,call,email that was everyday we do.We reach the point that we had a plan for marriage but not here in Philippines so he send me in a school which is the embassy need a proof of German basic language.Now,i just want to ask if it allowed to process the visa without meeting him in my land but our communication is very strong the problem is he can't come because of the expenses.should required to the embassy the province document that both of us meet personally?

your response is appreciated with me!!!!danke schoen every one
thank you and i wait your comment.

Chie antiporda wrote:

Hi.i will tour in netherland to visit my family friends.then i will go to germany to meet my boyfriend who is a german .but we want to marry in denmark because they said its more easier.is it really possible to do it there.danke .CHIE

Hey!


Im a Venezuelan national. Married in Denmark (Even tho u MUST APPLY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE CAUSE IT TAKES UP TO 4 WEEKS TO GET AN APPOINTMENT). Got my appointment, then went to Denmark, married and the same day returned because I needed to apply for my residence permit (or i wouldve had to go back to Venezuela to ask for it)

At the Ausl盲nderbeh枚rde, they took our papers (My husbands income, job, savings, my savings, papers showing an insurance for me in europe, a paper that says im registered in Germany (Meldebescheinigung) and his as well. Our IDS, Marriage certificate..... and the same day I got my residence permit for 3 years!!


BUT BE WARNED. YOU MUST SPEAK A LITTLE BIT OF GERMAN. Or they will send u back no questions asked to apply in ur home country. With me, the lady just asked me if I spoke German and she saw I could because two seconds later I was sending to hell a girl that wanted to enter when it was my turn (I was the last of the day). .And i had to pop my claws.

jayc0504 wrote:

HI ixidor1302,

Could you tell me more of the process of getting married at Denmark and after that applying for residence permit at Germany?
What documents we need to prepare (both sides). I am Malaysian and my boyfriend is a German.
I am divorced and he never got married before.
How long will all these takes?
He is coming to Malaysia by early next year to stay with me for at least a couple of months. Then after that we plan to move back to Germany together. He did mention about getting married at Denmark because as we know how much hassle to get married in Germany But I would like to know more as preparation how should we proceed before leaving my home country.
I don't want to waste the money by flying all over across the world a couple of times as to get this done.
Looking for guidance and how to proceed.

Thanks in advance for your kind help.

Hi Beppi!

I am gonna try to keep this simple and easy.
Your boyfriend needs a Meldebescheinigung mit personenstandsangaben.
His ID.

You need:
Status of marriage in your home country (with apostille because its not EU)
To register in Germany before going there (A Meldebescheinigung mit personenstandsangaben) as well. (You can register in Germany on a tourist visa or whatever).
Passport

The process, is simple and easy. You pay an appointment online (70Euros), send copies of all these documents (including Visa to Germany or A stamp of entry or whatever you have if you are already in Germany), wait the 4 weeks and you get an appointment for a week later or so.

Then go, get married and come back to Germany.

Now, to make this appropiate for the Germany forum, I'll tell you what to do once you're back in Germany.

In Germany, You gonna need to go to the Ausl盲nderbeh枚rde with:

- Boyfriends Employment letter. (With his salary etc)
- Bank Statements (Reflecting this income)
- Savings (For you and him)
- Fill the residence permit application (you can find it online. Better to go already with it filled already because lines are massive and if they hand you one, you have to fill it and do the line again. You can write you wanna live here 1,2 or 3 years. up to you. I wrote 3 and they gave me the 3 years)
- Insurance (yours)
- Passport / ID
- Marriage Certificate

Also, as I stated before, you may need to go back to your home country. But, A LOT of people try to scare you with this, reallistically, as long as you can defend yourself when someone talks to you, you are fine
AND a marriage in Schengen has less issues than marrying there, then coming here, and then them telling you that you may need an apostille or whatever.
Another tip is, Go to the ausl盲nderbeh枚rde near the end of the day. Less people, and they are more relaxed. (I was the last of my day and it went super smoothly).

Hope i helped!

nerie0703 wrote:

Hi, I have a quite same problem. My parents are not married which their marriage certificate is needed. What did you do in your case since you could not get a marriage certificate of your parents? If you can share the information it would be a great help. thank you

A marriage certificate of your parents is only needed if your parents were married. If they were not, you should just declare that.

carolkhisa wrote:

Hey Terry, did you succeed on your application? I have started this process to get married in Germany to my fiancee, My documents are at the embassy for proofing. I just need to know if there is a possibility

Regarding this post and another recent one inquiring about Terry. This thread is very old. The last posting by Terry was in 2012. Even if this person would have a similar enough situation to give advice, he is not active here anymore. Better one starts a new thread asking what you want to know in detail.