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Everything Expats should know about: Court Marriage Dubai
Dubai has a country for expats truly stands out for many reasons despite it being one of the most expensive cities to live. Over 200 nationalities call the UAE home. The UAE has one of the world's highest percentages of expats, with Emiratis accounting for around 20%...
Get Married in Malta: the easy way if you are pregnant
You've found your soulmate and are considering the idea of starting a family; when you least expect it however you have a baby waiting to come into this world. The only thing missing in this equation is now choosing a dream wedding destination. With the baby on the...
Why is Malta still the Top destination despite the new rules for Unmarried Couples in the UAE 2021?
The Times.Co.Uk had recently written an article that had a series of questions that came to our team when it comes to unexpected pregnancy and marriages laws in the UAE. The main purpose of this article in only to comment on the initial article that was written by...
Fancy getting married in a more tropical location? Seychelles is your wedding go-to, if you are a UAE resident.
Winter is the season that most people love but it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, especially to get married. If you’re someone who prefers more pleasant weather for your big day, then you’re at the right place. We have a perfect solution for you if you fancy getting...
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Is same sex marriages legal in Malta?
Same-sex marriage in Malta has been legal since 1 September 2017, following the passage of legislation in the Parliament on 12 July 2017.
What other right does LGTB community have in Malta?
Malta is recognized for providing a high degree of liberty to the LGBT citizens. Apart of the same sex marriage Malta legalized gay adoption, changing legal gender and sexual orientation discrimination protection.
Do I need visa to go to Malta?
Malta is a part of Schengen visa agreement. Which means the EU passport holders do not need visa to enter the country. Moreover 60 more countries do not need visas to enter the country. Please make sure to check if your country is in the list before you plan your trip.
Will I need to legalize my Maltese wedding certificate?
Malta is a part of the Apostille convention. Which means Maltese wedding certificate will be valid in over a 100 counties (as long as they accept same sex marriages). For the rest of the countries you will need to legalize your wedding certificate but the process is usually very simple.