Legal age for marriage is 18 years for both men and women.
Bride and Groom may not be related by blood, marriage or adoption.
You must be in Cuba for three working days before you can get married.
You must apply for a marriage licence at the Ministry of National Security, this
can be done through your wedding planner and can take up to four weeks to
process
You must be able to state the full names of both your parents as well as
yourselves on the application form and send in the documents below.
A Certificate of No Impediment can be issued only after banns have been posted
for 21 days.
Passports.
Birth Certificates.
Cuban Tourist Card.
Certificate of No Impediment.
List your full names, addresses, occupations, level of education, nationalities,
and the full names of your parents, and attach a copy of the photo page of your
passport to this list.
If you have been divorced then the final divorce papers must be shown.
If you are widowed then the death certificate of your previous spouse must be
shown as well as your previous Marriage Certificate.
All documents must be translated into Spanish, notarised, and then legalised by the Cuban
consul in your home country. A copy of every document should be faxed to your
hotel in Cuba at least 3 weeks before the ceremony.
Send the documents above to your hotel or wedding
planner and they will finalise the paperwork.
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