Information about marriage in Croatia.

Marriage in Croatia is subject to local laws and regulations. Here is some basic information about marriage in Croatia:

1. Marriage Application: Couples who want to get married in Croatia must submit their marriage applications to the local municipality. When applying, couples must be over 18 years of age and legally competent for marriage.

2. Marriage Certificate: After the marriage application is accepted, the couples are given a marriage certificate. This document indicates that the marriage procedures have been officially completed.

3. Marriage Ceremony: Marriage ceremonies in Croatia can be held depending on the couple's preferences. Some couples can only get married in a civil ceremony at the town hall, while others may choose to have a church wedding.

4. Documents Required for Marriage: Some documents are needed for marriage application. These documents may include a birth certificate, identity document, certificate of single status, passport and, in some cases, a health certificate. Additionally, foreign couples may need additional documents such as a marriage visa or residence permit.

5. Marriage Permits: There are no citizenship or residence permit requirements to get married in Croatia. Therefore, a foreign national can also get married in Croatia. However, in some cases, special permissions or documents may be required for marriage.

6. Divorce: In Croatia, divorce means the termination of the marital union. Divorce proceedings are carried out according to Croatian law and couples must meet certain conditions. For more information about marriage in Croatia, you can visit the official websites of local municipalities or the Croatian Government. It may also be beneficial to consult a lawyer or qualified advisor if you have special circumstances regarding marriage in Croatia.