SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES" } , { "id": "3979" , "markup": "
Copy of valid country-issued passports or government-issued driver’s license for both parties (this is the only required document for a symbolic ceremony).<\/p><\/li>
Notarized copy of a valid passport for bride & groom with an apostille/ legalization from Netherlands embassy or designated competent authority in your country of residence.<\/p><\/li>
Proof of single status via the Registrar Office in your area for bride & groom (not older than 6 months) and with an apostille/ legalization from Netherlands embassy or designated competent authority in your country of residence.<\/p><\/li>
Original Birth Certificate with an Apostille/legalization from Netherlands embassy or designated competent authority in your country of residence for bride & groom in long/complete form only (not older than 1 year).<\/p><\/li>
Original Divorce Decree with an Apostille/legalization from Netherlands embassy or designated competent authority in your country of residence, if applicable for bride & groom (not older than 6 months). Government / Administrative fee applies (if applicable).<\/p><\/li>
Original Death Certificate with an Apostille/legalization from Netherlands embassy or designated competent authority in your country of residence, for either one or both of you are a widow/widower, you need to provide the relevant documents (death certificate), not older than 6 months (if applicable).<\/p><\/li>
Residency requirement for symbolic ceremony: 48-hours*<\/strong><\/p><\/li> Residency requirement for legal ceremony: 72-hours*<\/strong><\/p><\/li> Administrative fee for symbolic ceremony: US$400.00<\/strong><\/p><\/li> Marriage license and administrative fee for legal ceremony: US$750.00<\/strong><\/p><\/li><\/ul> *the 48 hours (for symbolic ceremony) and 72 hours (for legal ceremony) residency requirement means that couples can get married in Curaçao 2 or 3 days after arrival. In Curaçao the day of arrival, weekends and public holidays are included in the residency period. The wedding day is not included in the residency period.<\/p>