It is important for Pakistani citizens intending to marry a Moroccan citizen in Morocco to gather the required documents before coming to Morocco.
It is solely your responsibility to ensure that all necessary papers you bring from your country are correct. Marriage in Morocco shall not assume any responsibility or liability for the adoul’s requirements or any legal implications arising from the use of your documents.
While we have compiled a list of standard documents typically required for foreigners getting married in Morocco, it’s crucial to recognize that the requirements may vary depending on the city you will get married. You must contact an Adoul in the city you plan to marry to confirm the required documents for that city. Click here for more information.
Please refer to the checklist provided below to ensure you have the appropriate and correct paperwork.
- Birth Certificate
- Police Character Certificate (PCC)
- Letter of Employment
- Divorce Certificate
- Bachelorhood/Unmarried Certificate
- Proof of Residence if living outside of Pakistan
Birth Certificate
Apply for a Birth Certificate from the Pakistan National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA)
If you are residing in a different country you should contact the Pakistani High Commission or Embassy in the country you currently live to obtain the birth certificate before coming to Morocco
Police Character Certificate (PCC)
Apply for a Police Character Certificate may also be known as a Police Clearance Certificate.
The Police Character Certificate must not be dated more then 3 months old at the time of submitting it to the adoul in Morocco.
If you are currently living outside Pakistan, you can obtain the necessary documentation from the Pakistan High Commission or Embassy in your country of residence. You can obtain this from the Pakistan Embassy in Morocco.
It is recommended to acquire these documents prior to your arrival in Morocco to avoid any delays in obtaining them here.
If you are a citizen of Pakistan residing in another country, it may be necessary for you to acquire a criminal record from that particular country as well. To ensure you receive accurate guidance, it is crucial to contact an adoul in the city where you intend to get married in Morocco and inform them. They will be able to provide you with the necessary advice and assistance.
Letter of Employment
Provide a letter of employment from your company on their letterhead.
The letter should state your job details, such as start date, job title, annual salary or hourly pay rate, and it must be signed.
The letter of employment must not be dated more then 3 months old at the time of submitting it to the adoul in Morocco.
Additionally you will need to provide your last 3 payslips – These do not require any translation.
Divorce Certificate
If you have been married before, you will be required to provide your divorce certificate.
Bachelorhood/Unmarried Certificate (Certificate of No Impediment to marry)
To acquire your Bachelorhood/Unmarried Certificate, it is necessary for either you or your Moroccan partner to reach out to the Pakistan Embassy in Morocco at +212537631192 during the hours of 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. This contact should be made to seek guidance on the most suitable procedure for obtaining the certificate.
Proof of Residence if living outside of Pakistan
If you are a Pakistani citizen living, working or studying in another country you will need to provide proof of residence for that country. This may be in the form of an ID residence card for that country or visa letter.
It is important to note that getting married in Morocco requires this certificate, and thus, contacting the Moroccan Embassy beforehand is essential for additional information prior to your trip to Morocco.
Please note that all documents originally issued in English or French will require Moroccan court certified Arabic translations.
In Person Assistance with getting Married in Morocco
As part of our In Person Assistance services, we provide assistance in arranging the translations before your arrival in Morocco.
This ensures that your documents meet the necessary requirements and are readily accepted by the Moroccan authorities during the marriage process.
By preparing your documents and translations in advance, you can streamline the process and avoid any potential complications during your marriage journey in Morocco.
Court Certified Arabic Translations of all your documents