ধর্ম পরিবর্তন না করে বিদেশী নাগরিকের সাথে বিয়ে/বিশেষ বিবাহ আইনে বিয়ে করতে যা দরকার/Special marriage.

Marriage with a foreign citizen without changing religion/Special marriage as per the law/Special marriage. To get legal advice via mobile phone, you can call 01716-856728 and get advice. If you want to get legal advice by meeting directly, you can call 01716-856728 and get advice by calling 1530 taka and get the appointment time and come to the chamber with the necessary documents (if any). Address: Barrister Dolan & Associates, Prestige House (2nd Floor), in front of Chittagong Hotel, Segunbagicha, Dhaka. Or Pramanik Law Chamber, Judge Court Square, Kushtia. This Channel does not promote and encourage any illegal content, illegal activities. The aim and objects of this channel is to create a law-conscious population. Today we will discuss whether a foreign citizen of a different religion can come to Bangladesh and marry a Bangladeshi citizen or not. What are the rules for Bangladeshi boys and girls to marry foreign nationals of different religions, what formalities need to be maintained for this, where to go, what are the rules for registering a marriage, how much does it cost, what are the ways for foreign nationals to obtain citizenship in Bangladesh through marriage, where do Bangladeshi government employees have to get permission for marriage with foreign nationals, what documents are required under the Special Marriage Act - legal discussions on all these issues. When we open the pages of the newspaper, we often see that someone from America has traveled thousands of miles for the sake of love and is now in Bangladesh. Citizens of any country in the world, people of different religions can come to Bangladesh and get married under the 'Special Marriage Act, 1872'. However, this marriage can be completed after staying in Bangladesh for at least 14 days. For this, the passport of the foreign national and the national identity card of the Bangladeshi national i.e. NID card or birth certificate or SSC pass certificate are required only for proof of age. Passport-sized photographs of both parties and three witnesses. This will get the marriage done. Section 4 of this Act states that either party to the marriage shall send a notice of marriage to the registrar 14 days in advance. If no one objects within this period, the marriage can be solemnized. Section 11 of this Act states that the marriage must be solemnized in the presence of the registrar and three witnesses who sign the declaration. Both parties to the marriage in front of the registrar and three witnesses - "I legally accept 'so-and-so' as my wife/husband. If the child born as a result of the marriage under this Act wishes to marry under this Act, then there is no legal restriction. It will not even affect the validity of the marriage performed under any other law. And in such a marriage, if anyone makes a false declaration or attestation, he will be considered an offender under Section 199 of the Penal Code. And if Bangladeshi government servants want to marry a foreign citizen, they must take the permission of the President. Even before promising marriage, the President's permission must be obtained. And if a foreign citizen marries without taking permission, the government servants can lose their jobs. This is detailed in a law called the Public Servants (Marriage with Foreign Citizens) Act, 2015. And if citizens of other countries want to marry and become Bangladeshis, they must give up their citizenship of their own country. The second sub-section of Section 1 of Section 4 of the 'Bangladesh Citizenship (Temporary Provision) Rules, 1978 (Amendment)' According to clause 'A' in the conditions, there is an obligation to reside in the country concerned for four years in order to obtain citizenship through marriage. Similarly, to obtain Bangladeshi citizenship through marriage, an application must be made to the Security Services Department of the Ministry of Home Affairs. In this case, the condition is that the applicant must renounce the citizenship of his own country through an affidavit.