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What documents do mainlanders need to travel to Hong Kong to get married?

hand in the notice of intended marriage. No matter who intends to get married, it is planned that the marriage ceremony will be held by the marriage registrar at the marriage registration office, or by a qualified god official at the special public ceremony. Or if the wedding ceremony is celebrated by the celebrant in Xianggang or other places, it is necessary to deliver the notice of intended marriage directly to the marriage registration office in Hong Kong or through the celebrant. Both parties who intend to get married need not be restricted by the residence permit, and they can also belong to any nationality. The minimum legal age for marriage is 16 years old (calculated by the western calendar). If a notice of intended marriage is handed in, in addition to the notice handed in overseas, one or both parties who intend to get married must hand in the signed notice of intended marriage to the marriage registrar in Hong Kong. It is also required to show the Xianggang identity card or travel certificate of both parties who intend to get married. When handing in the notice of marriage, they must provide the following information for both parties: full name; Marital status (i.e. whether unmarried, widowed or widowed, divorced or whether He Yi-style marriage was adopted in the past); Career; Age; Address; Both parents' surnames; And if either party is under the age of 21, the surname and address of the person who consents to the marriage must be listed, and the identity of that person (that is, the related person specified in Schedule 3 to the Marriage Ordinance) must be provided, and the relevant documents must be submitted. It is specially stipulated that if any underage person who intends to get married is under the age of 21, but over the age of 16, and is not widowed or widowed, he/she must give the marriage registrar a letter of consent showing the relevant person as specified in Table 3 attached to the marriage bylaw. If there are no such people who can issue the consent form, the person in charge may apply to the judge of the District Court for the consent form. If a divorced person/widower or widower is a divorced person, he must submit a decree of dissolution of marriage issued by the court under his jurisdiction for proof; And before the wedding ceremony, hand in a certified copy of the last decree of the court with the seal to the registrar of marriage. If the person to be married is widowed or widowed, it is necessary to submit the previous marriage certificate and the previous spouse's death certificate. If divorce papers or death certificates are not written in English or Chinese, certified translations of these papers must be submitted. The exhibition of the notice of marriage and the arrangement of the ceremony of marriage must be publicly displayed at the marriage registration office and the marriage registration office where the notice is received, for a period of at least 15 whole days. During this period, if any person authorized by law objects to the marriage, he can write the word "no" on the copy of the circular book shown by the registrar for inspection, and add the identity of the counter to the proposed marriage. If the registrar considers that the person is not legally authorized, the marriage may be allowed to continue. If the registrar of the marriage considers that the opposition is valid, either party who intends to get married may file an appeal with the Court of First Instance on the registrar's written application, and the court will decide the appeal. The decision of the Court of First Instance is final. After fifteen whole days, if no one raises any objection, the wedding ceremony can be held. The person who intends to get married should first discuss the exact date and time of the wedding ceremony with the official in charge of the marriage registration office. If the wedding ceremony is to be held in a special public ceremony, it should be discussed with the official who officiated at the ceremony. If the marriage celebrant is employed to hold the wedding ceremony, it shall be discussed with the marriage celebrant. After the notice of marriage is issued, both parties must get married within three months, otherwise the notice will be completely abolished; After that, both parties must re-issue a general notice before they can get married. The person who intends to get married can make an appointment to hand in the notice of marriage through the Internet (address: www.gov.hk/marriagebooking) or the interactive telephone system (telephone: 312 3883). Pre-appointment arrangements are made on a first-come, first-served basis to ensure that everyone can get fair treatment. The ceremonial bride and groom who are holding the ceremony at the marriage registration office should arrive fifteen minutes before the appointment with the marriage registration officer, and sign with two witnesses as evidence. They can invite relatives and friends to attend the ceremony. During the wedding ceremony, both parties can exchange ring fingers. Both parties to the marriage and witnesses must sign the marriage certificate in duplicate. The registrar of marriage shall hand in one certificate to both parties to the marriage, and keep the other in the marriage registry. Those who entered into an old-style marriage in Xianggang before October 7, 1971, or recognized the possibility of marriage, can apply for an entry of a supplementary marriage. If either party raises any objection to the application or his/her fate is unclear, the applicant can unilaterally apply for a supplementary marriage registration after the court orders that the old-style marriage or the allowable marriage really exists. The applicant must show evidence that his old-fashioned marriage or marriage permit was married in Xianggang before October 7, 1971. Two witnesses to the wedding ceremony must make a legal statement to prove that they did participate in the wedding ceremony at that time. Fees and fees are collected according to the payable fees stipulated in the Marriage Ordinance and the Reform Ordinance of Marriage System. Who can hand in the notice of intended marriage overseas? If both parties who intend to get married live overseas but intend to get married in Xianggang, they can hand in the notice of intended marriage overseas. If they hand in the circular overseas, they should directly send a letter to the marriage registration office and the record office of Xianggang, ask for a form of the circular for marriage, and fill in the form. After completing the form, you should send it back to the office by registered mail as soon as possible. The signatures of the two parties who intend to get married on the form must be certified by a public witness who lives in the country where they live. The prescribed fee should be paid by bank remittance, and the bearer should write "Xianggang Special Administrative Region Government" and send it back together with the completed notice of marriage. The person who intends to get married can put forward the requirement of pre-arranging the wedding ceremony in the form of a letter, and send it back together with the completed notice of intended marriage. The notice period shall be counted from the day after the office receives the notice. The marriage registration office will send a letter to both parties who intend to get married to confirm the time and place of the wedding ceremony.