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Germany Marriage Visa Document Guide

Party to the Apostille Convention. Issued by the local registry office (Standesamt). The procedure is simple.

📋 Required Documents

1

Heiratsurkunde (Marriage Certificate)

Apostille required

2

Birth certificate

With apostille

3

Criminal record certificate

Within 6 months of issuance

4

Passport copy

Copy of all pages

5

Photo (3.5×4.5cm)

Taken within the last 6 months

📄 Marriage Record

Heiratsurkunde (Marriage Certificate)

Party to the Apostille Convention. Issued by the local registry office (Standesamt). The procedure is simple.

⚠️ Important Notes

•

The marriage certificate is issued by the Standesamt (registry office)

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The apostille is issued by the state (Land) government

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German documents require Korean translation

🗓️ Process Steps

  1. 1

    Register Marriage

    Register the marriage with the local authority in Germany and obtain a marriage certificate

  2. 2

    Obtain Apostille

    Obtain an apostille from the local apostille authority (it varies by country: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, courts, local government, etc.)

  3. 3

    Korean Translation & Notarization

    Translation by a certified translator, followed by notarization at a notary office in Korea

  4. 4

    Prepare Visa Application Documents

    Prepare additional documents such as a criminal record certificate, passport copy, and photos

  5. 5

    Embassy or Immigration Submission

    Processing time varies depending on the competent authority and the time of filing, so it must be confirmed individually.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Where do I get the apostille?

A. It is issued by the court or government authority of each state (Land).

Q. How long does processing take?

A. Processing time varies depending on the competent authority and the time of filing, so it must be confirmed individually.

Germany Marriage Visa Document Guide

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