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Some Civil Registry Offices still allow registration of mixed married couples (Jakarta), while many will divert you to KUA already.
These posts have been split off into their own thread. The original thread is here. As both these posts are in the Law sub-forums, we request that the posters remain strictly on topic.
End note.
Actually, the regulations have been changed recently. If you have been married abroad, mixed religion, and if the Indonesian party is Muslim, it is required now to register the marriage in KUA first, and the other party to convert to the Religion of Peace.Clear as mud. You can't lose something you can't get to begin with. Try this, if you are applying for a spouce sponsored visit visa, you must have your marriage registered through the KUA if Islamic marriage or Catatan Sipli if mixed religion or performed outside Indonesia before you are elegible to get said visa.
Some Civil Registry Offices still allow registration of mixed married couples (Jakarta), while many will divert you to KUA already.
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