If you want to marry a Hong Kong person, you must first meet the following conditions: at least 16 years old, no close relative marriage, unmarried and unable to get married. Then, you need to prove your identity, such as providing valid passports, ID cards and other identity documents to prove your identity and legitimacy. Next, you need to apply for marriage registration at the local civil affairs office. You need to bring your own identity certificate and your spouse's identity certificate, fill in the marriage registration form and pay a certain marriage registration fee. The marriage registration form needs to fill in the personal information of both parties, marital status, parents or guardians' information, etc. After the registration is completed, the regional office will conduct an audit and issue a marriage certificate after passing. After that, you can go to the civil affairs bureau to get a marriage certificate within the agreed time. It should be noted that in the process of marriage registration, if one party is a Hong Kong resident, it is also necessary to provide valid identification (such as Hong Kong resident ID card) and relevant documents such as Hong Kong ID card.
If I am a foreigner, what other conditions do I need to meet? If you are a foreigner, you need to provide valid identification, marriage registration form and other related materials. At the same time, it is also necessary to comply with local laws and regulations on marriage, and may also need to go through other related procedures, such as visas. It is recommended to consult the local civil affairs office or relevant institutions before the specific operation.
To marry a Hong Kong person, you need to meet certain conditions and prove your identity, then register for marriage and get a marriage certificate. When registering for marriage, you need to bring your own identity certificate and your spouse's identity certificate, fill in the marriage registration form and pay a certain marriage registration fee. If one party is a Hong Kong resident, relevant documents such as Hong Kong identity certificate shall be provided.
Legal basis:
Article 24 of the Basic Law of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Special Administrative Region, referred to as Hong Kong residents for short, includes permanent residents and non-permanent residents. 1. China citizens born in Hong Kong before or after the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region;