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Details on all documents required to marry are available from the registry office. Expect the following documents to be required by both parties wishing to be married:

Passport/Identification: non-residents must show a passport with valid tourist visa translated into Turkish by a certified notary in Turkey or by the Turkish embassy or consulate in their country

Full birth certificate: translated into Turkish by a certified notary in Turkey or the Turkish embassy or consulate in their country

Health certificate: issued following a medical examination at the State Medical Institution (Sağlık Ocağı or Devlet Hastanesi)
specified by the chosen registry office. Blood tests are taken to check for contagious diseases. Chest x-rays are sometimes required

Photos: six passport-size photos

Decree Absolute: if divorced

Spouse's death certificate, previous marriage certificate: if widowed

Deed Poll: if the birth name has been officially changed

Adoption certificate: if adopted

Letter of consent from a parent or guardian: if under 18 and judged fit to marry

Accommodation document: foreign couples not resident in Turkey must provide a letter of accommodation written by the hotel stating the duration of stay and departure date

All foreigners being married in Turkey are also required to provide a Certificate of No Impediment/Certificate of Capacity to Marry/Certificate of Celibacy/Affidavit of Eligibility to Marry.
Known by different names in different English-speaking countries, this document certifies that a person is legally free to be married.

Non-resident foreigners: request this document from their home municipal office. It must be translated in to Turkish by a notarised translator and then certified by the Turkish embassy or consulate in that country.