Information about Marriage in Tuvalu.

Tuvalu is an island country located in the Central Pacific Ocean. Information about marriage is as follows:

1. Legal age: To get married in Tuvalu, both parties must be at least 18 years old. People between the ages of 16-18 must obtain parental permission to get married.

2. Marriage application: Couples who want to get married must apply to the Tuvalu Government and apply for marriage within a certain period of time. When applying for marriage, couples must present their identity documents, birth certificates and valid passports.

3. Marriage ceremony: In Tuvalu, the marriage ceremony is usually performed based on customs. Traditional Tuvaluan clothing is worn and celebrations are held with dances, songs and local music. The ceremony is usually performed with family and close friends.

4. Divorce: Divorce in Tuvalu takes place by court decision. In order to file for divorce, couples must have been married for at least 5 years. Divorce proceedings can often be long and complicated.

5. Extramarital relationships: In Tuvalu, extramarital relationships are not accepted in society. Traditionally, young people are expected to preserve their virginity and avoid premarital sexual relations.

6. LGBT rights: There is still no progress on LGBT rights in Tuvalu. Homosexual relationships are illegal and generally frowned upon in society. The above information is provided to provide an overview. For more detailed and up-to-date information about marriage in Tuvalu, it is recommended that you contact local authorities.