Marriage Between Indonesian and Taiwanese Citizens
A marriage between an Indonesian citizen and a Taiwanese citizen requires different administrative and legalization procedures in both countries. The process includes legally registering the marriage in Indonesia and Taiwan, as well as translating and legalizing official documents so they can be recognized by both governments.
PT Indo Jasa Bersama assists with document legalization and Indonesia–Taiwan marriage administration through the Taipei Economic and Trade Office (TETO), for documents to be used in either Indonesia or Taiwan.
Document Legalization Package
- Sworn document translation
- Document legalization at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights
- Document legalization at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Document legalization at the Taipei Economic and Trade Office (TETO)
Indonesia–Taiwan Marriage Processing Package
- Assistance with documents required to obtain a marriage permit from TETO
- Assistance with document legalization for marriage interview registration at TETO
- Assistance during the marriage interview at TETO
- Marriage visa application at TETO
What Is the Marriage Procedure for an Indonesian and Taiwanese Citizen?
A marriage between an Indonesian citizen and a Taiwanese citizen must be legally registered in both Indonesia and Taiwan. The process generally begins with the marriage being conducted in Indonesia in accordance with religious law and registered with the KUA or Civil Registry. The marriage documents are then translated into Mandarin and legalized for registration in Taiwan.
Is a Marriage Registered in Indonesia Automatically Recognized in Taiwan?
No. Marriage documents issued in Indonesia must go through a series of legalization procedures involving the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Taipei Economic and Trade Office before they can be recognized by the Taiwan government.
What Documents Are Required?
Some of the documents commonly required include: 1. Passports and ID cards of both parties 2. Birth certificates 3. Marriage permit or certificate of no impediment to marriage 4. Certificate of unmarried status or marital status 5. Referral letters from the local RT/RW and kelurahan 6. Photo with the prospective spouse PT Indo Jasa Bersama assists with checking document completeness and ensuring they meet the requirements of the process in both countries.