Information about Marriage in Slovenia.

Information about marriage in Slovenia is as follows: - Marriage in Slovenia takes place through free will between adults and with the consent of both parties. - Couples who want to get married officially must apply to the marriage offices in the municipalities. Before applying for marriage, both couples must have residence permits in Slovenia. - At least 7 days before applying for marriage, couples must submit a health report to the municipality. Additionally, both parties are required to present identification documents such as ID card and passport. - You must be at least 18 years old to get married in Slovenia. A person aged 16 or 17 can marry with parental or legal guardian permission. - Foreign couples who want to get married in Slovenia must obtain their marriage certificates from the embassies or consulates in their country and submit them to the Slovenian authorities. Additionally, an Apostille certificate is required for marriage certificates to be valid in Slovenia. - In Slovenia, marriages usually take place in municipal offices. Religious ceremonies are also possible, but a municipal ceremony is required for civil marriage. - In order for marriages to be considered valid in Slovenia, couples must register their marriage certificate. This registration process is carried out by the marriage offices. - In Slovenia, if marriages end in divorce or separation, couples must apply to the court. Divorce procedures are determined by Slovenian courts and couples may need to retain lawyers. - In Slovenia, marriages are also legally recognized between same-sex couples. With a law that came into force in 2017, same-sex couples can also officially marry. The above information is provided to provide general information. For detailed information about marriage in Slovenia, it is recommended that you contact the official authorities in Slovenia.