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Here are the legal requirements that need to be fulfilled in order to get married in Cyprus

At least 3 day residency
10 year passport, with at least 6 months validity following the return date for the bride and groom
Birth Certificate for the bride and groom.
Adoption certificates where appropriate.
For divorced persons, DECREE ABSOLUTES if the name shown on your decree absolute is different to that on your passport a reference must be made to this in your statutory declaration. Example if you revert back to your maiden name.
For widow or widowers, death certificate for former spouses.
If aged less than 18 years - a legal letter of consent from parent or guardian stamped and signed by a solicitor.
Statutory Declaration for UK passport holders, endorsed by a solicitor (One each for the bride and groom - not a joint one.
For Irish Citizens - a Freedom to Marry Certificate from the department of Foreign Affairs in Ireland or the Irish Embassy if living in the UK.
For British Citizens living overseas you must get a Statutory Declaration endorsed by a solicitor from the country you are resident, in addition if you are in a Non EU Country you must take the Declaration to the British Embassy to get it verified and stamped.
If names have been changed by deed poll - legal proof stamped and signed by a solicitor.
For Anglican Ceremonies - at least one baptism certificate, for Catholic ceremonies - both bride and groom need baptism certificates.
Two witnesses passport numbers (Must be over 18)
The Statutory Declaration must not be applied for more than two months before your wedding date IDEALLY 4 WEEKS BEFORE.
For Non British and Non Irish Citizens please contact us by email as the above legal requirements will not apply to you
The ceremony and paperwork including the Marriage Certificate will be in English and two witnesses will be required for the ceremony.

ALL DOCUMENTS MUST BE ORIGINAL, PHOTOCOPIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AND MUST BE IN ENGLISH.
Approximately 21 days before your arrival into Cyprus, we would like you to advise us by email that you have all the following documents:
Statutory Declaration
Decree Absolute (where applicable, also read note next to this heading)
Birth Certificate short or long version
A Second Declaration if you have been Adopted or changed name by Deed Pool
Application Form (we will request this to be forwarded to us)




		Here are the legal requirements that need to be fulfilled in order to get married in Cyprus At least 3 day residency 10 year passport, with at least 6 months validity following the return date for the bride and groom Birth Certificate for the bride and groom. Adoption certificates where appropriate. For divorced persons, DECREE ABSOLUTES if the name shown on your decree absolute is different to that on your passport a reference must be made to this in your statutory declaration. Example if you revert back to your maiden name. For widow or widowers, death certificate for former spouses. If aged less than 18 years - a legal letter of consent from parent or guardian stamped and signed by a solicitor. Statutory Declaration for UK passport holders, endorsed by a solicitor (One each for the bride and groom - not a joint one. For Irish Citizens - a Freedom to Marry Certificate from the department of Foreign Affairs in Ireland or the Irish Embassy if living in the UK. For British Citizens living overseas you must get a Statutory Declaration endorsed by a solicitor from the country you are resident, in addition if you are in a Non EU Country you must take the Declaration to the British Embassy to get it verified and stamped. If names have been changed by deed poll - legal proof stamped and signed by a solicitor. For Anglican Ceremonies - at least one baptism certificate, for Catholic ceremonies - both bride and groom need baptism certificates. Two witnesses passport numbers (Must be over 18) The Statutory Declaration must not be applied for more than two months before your wedding date IDEALLY 4 WEEKS BEFORE. For Non British and Non Irish Citizens please contact us by email as the above legal requirements will not apply to you The ceremony and paperwork including the Marriage Certificate will be in English and two witnesses will be required for the ceremony. ALL DOCUMENTS MUST BE ORIGINAL, PHOTOCOPIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AND MUST BE IN ENGLISH. Approximately 21 days before your arrival into Cyprus, we would like you to advise us by email that you have all the following documents: Statutory Declaration Decree Absolute (where applicable, also read note next to this heading) Birth Certificate short or long version A Second Declaration if you have been Adopted or changed name by Deed Pool Application Form (we will request this to be forwarded to us)










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