Information about Kosovo Marriage.

Marriage in Kosovo is generally based on local traditions and legal regulations. Below is some basic information about marriage in Kosovo:

1. Legal Age: You must be of legal age to get married in Kosovo. The age of majority is determined as 18 years old according to the Kosovo Civil Code. However, children between the ages of 16 and 18 can marry with court permission.

2. Marriage Procedure: Couples who want to get married in Kosovo must apply for marriage and organize an official wedding ceremony. The wedding ceremony may take place in a town hall or a religious institution. A certain fee must be paid for the wedding ceremony.

3. Marriage Documents: Couples who want to get married must submit certain documents for marriage application. These documents may include identity documents, birth certificates, celibacy certificates, documents indicating divorce or death of a spouse.

4. Religious Marriage: In Kosovo, couples belonging to Muslim, Christian and other religious groups can also have a religious marriage. However, since religious marriage does not have legal validity, a civil marriage must also be held.

5. Divorce: Divorce in Kosovo is subject to legal procedures. For divorce, couples must apply to the court and prove the reason for the divorce. In case of divorce, issues such as property division, child custody and financial compensation are also decided.

6. Marriage Equality: In Kosovo, there is no legally recognized marriage equality for same-sex couples. However, some non-governmental organizations and activists are running campaigns in support of marriage equality. The above information is provided to provide an overview. You can obtain more detailed information about marriage in Kosovo by consulting local legal regulations and official authorities.