It is a valid excuse to one’s Khmer sweetheart not to marry her.

hunter8 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2019 5:05 pm It is a valid excuse to one’s Khmer sweetheart not to marry her.

In her eyes it could be that the money is a good thing for her, but the man who has the wealth is pretty useless at gaining what he requires! All this money and he can't even get a stamp and signature on a little piece of paper.
It could be her father's a local doctor but never finished 12th grade at school.

AndyKK wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2019 5:28 pm

hunter8 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2019 5:05 pm It is a valid excuse to one’s Khmer sweetheart not to marry her.

In her eyes it could be that the money is a good thing for her, but the man who has the wealth is pretty useless at gaining what he requires! All this money and he can't even get a stamp and signature on a little piece of paper.
It could be her father's a local doctor but never finished 12th grade at school.

But it will be too late by the time she finds out as no khmer man would marry her after she’s been dating a barang. If she is a keeper, that’s a lifetime partner without all the disadvantages of an official marriage. Double win.

it is not like that i will find out how to

Not sure specifically how it works in Hungary, but in other countries the appropriate sequence of notarizations is as follows:

Get the document notarized by a public notary in your home country.
Have that notarization apostillized or otherwise stamped by your home country's equivalent of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Get that document with your home country's government seal certified by the local embassy.
Get the document with your embassy's stamp notarized by the Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

You can't skip over steps. Each agency only has the power to attest to specific stamps they know about.

Nearly every country has this same issue. If you follow the steps above, you should be able to get a chain of stamps that will be accepted. Yes, it is a PITA. Yes it is 4 stamps and 4 payments. Welcome to international treaty negotiations...

Seems to be some information on the following page about apostillizing documents in Hungary for use overseas:

https://konzuliszolgalat.kormany.hu/inf ... sed-abroad

hunter8 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2019 5:05 pm It is a valid excuse to one’s Khmer sweetheart not to marry her.

That and the age restriction.

canucklhead wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2019 11:57 am

hunter8 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2019 5:05 pm It is a valid excuse to one’s Khmer sweetheart not to marry her.

That and the age restriction.

Did i not read on here somewhere that the age restriction was being or had been got rid of ?

1. "Application for foreigner to marry Khmer citizen" (provided by MoFAIC)
2. Certificate of non-impediment/single status/divorce certificate (if applicable)/ex-spouses death certificate (if applicable)
3. Criminal record check from your country of citizenship
4. Passport with valid E type (Ordinary MEEV) visa, minimum 6 months validity
5. Letter of employment/proof of salary minimum $2500USD p/m (Male only). Work permit/work book/business license if employed in Cambodia.
6. Letter from your Embassy - permission/consent to marry
7. Pre-nuptial Medical certificate from Calmette Hospital (no older than 3 months)
8. 2x passport photos

NOTE: Foreign males must be under 50 years old to legally marry a Cambodian citizen in Cambodia.

All above documents must be notarised/certified from your nearest Embassy except 1,6 and 7.


in that case if my employment letter" not been notarized by the Embassy
I have a employment letter without any confirmation ? anyone who has experience wirh this ?

what is going to happen ? anyone who has experience with this ?

experts would be wellcome