Bangladesh has four types of marriage registrar they are provide four types of marriage certificate. Muslims register their marriages under the 1961 Ordinance. Christians use the 1872 Christian Marriage Act. Hindus follow the 2012 Hindu Marriage Act. If the couple belongs to different religions, or doesn’t follow any religion at all, they can register under the Special Marriage Act, 1872. And since Buddhists don’t have their own dedicated marriage law, they also use this same Special Marriage Act to get married.
Muslim marriage certificate bangladesh
In Bangladesh, Muslim marriages are registered under the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961. Foreign nationals can also marry in Bangladesh under this law. The Kazi registers it and issues a Nikahnama bangla, Nikahnama english and marriage certificate with registration number. This certifies is legal prove of marriage.
Special marriage certificate bangladesh
Special Marriage Act of 1872. Foreign nationals can marry in Bangladesh under this law.
When Bride and Groom belong to different religions, or don’t follow any religion at all, they can get married under this law.
hindu marriage certificate bangladesgh
Hindu couples register their marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act 2012. This law also permits foreign nationals to marry in Bangladesh. The Hindu marriage registrar registers the marriage and provides the couple with a registration copy and a marriage certificate bearing a registration number. This certificate provides legal proof of the marriage.
christian marriage certificate bangladesh
A lot of people aren’t aware that Christians actually have a dedicated marriage registration law. That’s why most of them end up marrying under the Special Marriage Act. But in reality, they can get married under “The Christian Marriage Act, 1872″. The Special Marriage Registrar issues a marriage certificate, which is a globally acceptable document.
This marriage Certificate works fine inside the country, but for moving abroad especially for spouse visas you’ll need global recognition. The process is straightforward: notarization first, then attestation from the Ministry of Law, and finally authentication from MOFA. we will help you for every steps.