Marriage Standard Visitor
If you want to get married or register a civil partnership in the UK, you might need to apply for a Marriage Visitor visa. It lets travellers stay in the UK for up to 6 months.
Do I need a Marriage Visitor visa?
You have to apply for a Marriage Visitor visa if:
- you want to get married or register a civil partnership in the UK
- you want to give notice of a marriage or civil partnership in UK
- you’re not planning to stay or settle in the UK after your marriage or civil partnership
- you meet the eligibility requirements
You won’t need a Marriage visa to convert your civil partnership into a marriage. Instead, you can apply for a Standard Visitor visa.
You also won’t need a Marriage Visitor visa if:
- you have settled or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme
- you have applied to the EU Settlement Scheme, and haven’t got a decision yet
- you’re an Irish citizen
Destinations
Embark on unforgettable travel adventures and discover diverse cultures with our travel tips and useful information on what's on, where you can go and what you can see.
United Kingdom
Explore the diverse landscapes and rich history of the UK, from iconic landmarks in London to countryside locations.
France
Indulge in art, culture, and cuisine as you wander through charming villages, explore historic castles, and enjoy French cuisine.
Italy
Immerse yourself in Italy's beauty, from ancient ruins in Rome to the canals of Venice and world-renowned art in Florence.
Germany
Experience Germany's rich history, from the busy streets of Berlin to the landscapes of Bavaria and the festive traditions of Oktoberfest.
Belguim
Delight in Belgium's medieval architecture, wonderful local cuisine, and enjoy the unique blend of French and Dutch influences.
Switzerland
Discover the Swiss Alps as well as pristine lakes, charming cities and opportunities for outdoor adventure and cultural experiences.
Australia
Explore the wonders of Australia, with its diverse landscapes from deserts to rainforests and picturesque coastlines to cities such as Sydney and Melbourne.
Last updated
17 October 2024