Legal Framework in Egypt — Marriage of British Citizens in Egypt
All foreign marriages, including the marriage of British citizens in Egypt, are concluded under Egyptian civil law at the Ministry of Justice (Marriage Office for Foreigners).
This ensures your Egyptian marriage certificate is valid and recognised under Egyptian law. Our guidance focuses exclusively on Egyptian procedures.
Required Documents — Marriage of British Citizens in Egypt
Typically required: a valid passport, recent photos, and proof of marital status such as a Certificate of No Impediment (CNI) or an affirmation.
Foreign-language documents must be translated into Arabic and properly legalised before acceptance by Egyptian authorities handling the marriage of British citizens in Egypt.
Depending on the case, additional papers (e.g., the Egyptian partner’s national ID) may be needed. Accuracy, translation quality, and full legalisation are essential for approval.
Step-by-Step Procedure at the Ministry of Justice
Submit your file to the Marriage Office for Foreigners in Cairo, attend in person with two adult witnesses, and sign the Arabic marriage contract once eligibility is verified.
This step is central to the marriage of British citizens in Egypt and is performed entirely under Egyptian law.
We coordinate timings and documents with the lawyers the company cooperates with in Egypt to avoid delays and keep your procedure smooth and compliant.
Legalisation & Recognition of the Egyptian Marriage Certificate
After issuance, many couples legalise the certificate at the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and obtain certified English translations for use abroad.
These steps help ensure the certificate from the marriage of British citizens in Egypt is ready for immigration or personal records.
How Anglo–Nile Supports British Clients — Egyptian Law Only
As a UK-registered company operating solely under Egyptian law, we provide structured, end-to-end support for the marriage of British citizens in Egypt:
document preparation, court coordination, translations, and legalisation—delivered with clarity and professionalism.