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Facts about marriage

Anyone wishing to marry must be 18 years. If someone under 18 want to marry, they must have the consent of the person / persons with parental responsibility and from the county. Read about the conditions for marriage in Norway.



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Terms of marriage:
marriage:
These can perform marriages by Marriage Act:
Marriages contracted ABROAD
Marriage contracted abroad will NOT be valid in Norway if:
Child Marriage, forced marriages and bigamy:
Marriage Act was adopted on 4 July 1991 and entered into force on 1 January 1993.

See also: Rules for married abroad
Terms of marriage:
Two persons of opposite sex or the same sex can marry.
Anyone wishing to marry must be 18 years.
If someone under 18 want to marry, they must have the consent of the person / persons with parental responsibility and from the county. The county governor may only grant such authorization when there are strong reasons for marriage.
You can not marry someone in the direct ascending or descending line (ie parents and children) or with their siblings or half siblings. Cousins ​​can marry each other. The same could uncle / aunt and nephew / niece.
One can not marry when you are already married or registered partner.
Those who will marry in Norway must have legal residence in the country.
If any previous marriage or partnership is terminated by divorce or death of the change of the former joint be commenced or completed.
Before entering into marriage, make sure that the conditions for marriage are fulfilled. The population register as trying conditions for marriage.
A person who is resident abroad must bring a marriage certificate to get married in Norway. This certificate says that under the home country law is no obstacle to that he or she enters into marriage in Norway. Many other countries require such a certificate from persons residing in Norway if they are to marry abroad.
marriage:
Marriages entered into by the parties to the marriage meetings for marriages. While both are present they should declare that they want to marry each other. Then solemnizer shall declare them to be real people. At least two witnesses must be present at the marriage ceremony.

These can perform marriages by Marriage Act:
priest in the Norwegian Church
Trustees in registered religious communities whose marriage law
Ceremony manager or equivalent in a belief
notaries (ie judge with notaries function)
Norwegian Foreign Service
Foreign diplomatic officer may be allowed to perform marriages in Norway. None of the parties may be Norwegian citizens, and at least one of which must be resident in the country solemnizer belongs.

Some foreign priests may also have been authorized to perform marriages.

Religious communities may seek county governor to be registered. Registered religious communities can apply for Children, Youth and Family Affairs (Bufdir) to be allocated marriage law. In communities with marriage law, only the registered (in the county) as matron who can perform marriages. If another person performs marriages, these will be invalid. County Governor of Oslo and Akershus may subsequently approve invalid marriages if the parties so desire and special reasons.

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Marriages contracted ABROAD
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A marriage contracted abroad will generally be valid in Norway if it is valid in the country where it was signed. If there is doubt about a marriage subsists or does not pass, the proceedings for the court validity of a marriage. There is no other public bodies in Norway formally "approve" the validity of marriages contracted abroad, but many bodies must decide the validity for use in separate proceedings.
Marriage contracted abroad will NOT be valid in Norway if:
one of the parties is under 18 when they marry, or
marriage was entered into without both parties were present at the marriage ceremony (deputy marriage and telephone marriage), or
one of the parties is already married.
For all three of these points relate to at least one of the parties must be a Norwegian citizen or permanent resident of Norway when the marriage is concluded. See more information in circulars Q18 / 2007 and brochure Rules to marry abroad.

Child Marriage, forced marriages and bigamy:
A marriage must be voluntary by both parties. The forcing someone to marry, are punishable under the Criminal Code with imprisonment of up to six years. Complicity is punishable in the same way.
Both spouses may bring suit to have known a marriage contracted under duress invalid or get immediate divorce. The lawsuit must be brought within six months after the spouse has been subject to coercion. Has it been more than 5 years after the parties married, they can not bring proceedings as justified by coercion, but must apply for separation.
If there is a bigamy marriage, both spouses require it dissolved. If neither party site oppløsningssak, will county institute proceedings to dissolve the last concluded the marriage.
Whoever enters into marriage despite the fact that he or she is married already punishable by fine or imprisonment not exceeding one year. Complicity is punishable in the same way. Married persons who are resident in Norway may be penalized under this provision if they remarries abroad.
Whoever marries someone under 16 or who contribute to it, may be punished with imprisonment up to 3 years.

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