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Desuden skal du have en hel del andet, herunder en apostille på al dansk dokumentation undtagen pas. Du skal have dine ikke-tyrkisk-sprogede dokumenter, incl. pas (de to sider med foto og oplysninger) oversat af en af de tyrkiske myndigheder godkendt oversætter, samt have dem notarstemplet. Desuden apostille på (ikke på passet, dog.) Den omtalte lægeattest + blodprøve kan du få lavet i Tyrkiet, det er lettere fordi de ved nøjagtigt hvad du skal undersøges for, når du siger det er til at kunne blive gift. Sæt god tid af til processen, da I SKAL ansøge om vielse sammen og personligt. Hvis du har så meget som muligt klart fra DK, før du kommer skulle du kunne klare det på tre uger. Hold øje med om kravet om 14 dages karantæne ophæves, før du tager afsted, da du INTET vil kunne ordne mens du er i karantæne.
Se fx (samme regler gælder overalt i Tyrkiet):
https://www.alanya.bel.tr/S/1438/Necess ... documents-
"For foreign nationals:
1. Original birth certificate stating first and last name, date of birth, place of birth and names of father and mother.
(2) A certificate of marriageability, and a document stating that there are no obstacles preventing the marriage. The family status must be single, divorced or widowed. In the case of a divorce, a document with the date of the divorce is required.
3. Copy of passports
4. Passport photos: Five passport photos for both persons; biometric photos are not accepted. The passport photos should not be older than six months.
5. Thalassemia Test, Hepatitis B-C, VDRL and Aids Test (Elisa) from family health centres, hospitals or private labs.
The health certificate with photo is supplied by the health centres.
n.b. Persons over 65 years of age receive this health certificate in the state hospitals only.
Further information:
1. In the case of EU citizens, birth certificate, marriage certificate, marriageability certificate and certificate of permission to marry must be available in all relevant languages.
2. For citizens from other countries, birth and marriage certificate, as well as marriageability certificate, must be marked with an apostille. A certified and notarized translation of the apostille must also be submitted. If there is no apostille, the documents must be confirmed and certified by the Turkish Consulate in the home country or by their home country consulate in Turkey. Following this confirmation by the consulate, the documents must then be certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Turkey.
Note: If both persons who are wishing to marry do not understand Turkish, a person must be present during the ceremony who can translate.
There should be at least two witnesses present at the marriage ceremony.
n.b. Couples must register the marriage together."
Link til godkendte oversættere i DK finder du her:
https://www.konsolosluk.gov.tr/TranslatorSearch/Index