International search
Your future spouse may be elsewhere
You live in France, in Belgium, in Canada. Or in the Maghreb, in Egypt, in the Levant, in the Gulf. The person you are looking for does not necessarily live in your country — and that is exactly the kind of search no one conducts alone.
Three situations, one process
You live abroad, you are looking back homeYou were born
there or grew up there, and you want to marry someone from your country of
origin — for the language, for the family, for what goes without saying.
You have neither the time nor the network to search from a
distance.
You live at home, you are looking abroadYou are in
Casablanca, Cairo, Amman or Riyadh, and you are considering building your household in
Europe or North America. You want to know who you are speaking to before
considering anything.
You are both somewhere elseYou live in Belgium, the other
person in Canada. Distance is not the subject: the compatibility of the
plan is, and it is stated before it is discovered.
What distance really changes
It does not change what we check. It changes what must be stated early, or else be discovered too late:
Who moves, and whenThis is the question that separates the
most plans, and almost no one asks it at the start. Your file answers it
from the first screen.
What the law requiresA marriage between two countries goes
through precise steps: file, transcription, recognition. We documented them
before speaking to you about them.
What each expects of familyLiving far from your own or
close to them is not a detail of organisation. It is a life choice, and it
is stated.
The formalities, written before being sold
Our guides exist independently of any file, and are read without an account:
What we cannot do
We issue no visa.No agency can. We document the steps; the
decisions belong to the administrations.
We guarantee no timeframe.A process between two countries
depends on consulates and courts, not on us.
We introduce no one for the sake of volume.A match across
two countries costs everyone more if it makes no sense. We would rather
search longer.