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No, sorry, you can't. You can get married on a fiance visa, though...DRS1983 wrote:Could someone please tell me are you allowed to marry whilst in the UK on a visit visa?
Thanks
I believe that visitors, without a visit for marriage visa, may apply for a COA.DRS1983 wrote:Could someone please tell me are you allowed to marry whilst in the UK on a visit visa?
..but will have to return home for a Spouse visa...vinny wrote:I believe that visitors, without a visit for marriage visa, may apply for a COA.DRS1983 wrote:Could someone please tell me are you allowed to marry whilst in the UK on a visit visa?
Can you still get married at a Anglican church without a COA? Or has that loophole been closed?vinny wrote:I believe that visitors, without a visit for marriage visa, may apply for a COA.DRS1983 wrote:Could someone please tell me are you allowed to marry whilst in the UK on a visit visa?
Unless marrying an EEA citizen who is a qualified person.Wanderer wrote:..but will have to return home for a Spouse visa...
djb123 wrote:Can you still get married at a Anglican church without a COA? Or has that loophole been closed?
How do I get married or register a civil partnership in the United Kingdom? wrote:Religious ceremonies
The rules on certificate of approval do not currently apply if you plan to get married at an Anglican Church in England or Wales, after marriage banns or with a religious licence. You should contact a member of the clergy at the church where you plan to get married for more help.
See What is a certificate of approval? > Important information regarding Certificate of Approval for marriage or civil partnership application (3. CHANGES TO THE CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL (COA) SCHEME)DRS1983 wrote:Do you have to have a visit visa valid for longer than 6 months to be eligible for the COA?
My friend has a 6 month visit visa