Wedding packages for Omani citizens
We work very often with Omani couples and know exactly what they expect from a wedding abroad: transparency, beauty, attention to every detail, and ease of planning. For citizens of Oman, we have developed special packages that cater to different budgets, formats, and styles, ensuring that every wedding is unique and memorable.
With Kate&Co Weddings, each couple receives not just wedding planning, but full support throughout the process. We know all the nuances, take into account the preferences of Omanis, and make sure your wedding is stress-free and truly magical. We handle everything – from marriage registration to perfect décor, venue selection, and photoshoots – so that your day turns out exactly as you have dreamed.
Organizing a wedding in Georgia for citizens of Oman
How to plan your wedding in Georgia from Oman
Planning a wedding abroad on your own can be challenging. You may not know all the specifics of the country, the language, or the local procedures and laws. Even the simplest tasks – from choosing a venue to preparing documents – can quickly become stressful. That’s why the best option is to entrust your wedding planning to professionals. Kate&Co Weddings agency has been helping Omani couples create perfect weddings in Georgia for over six years. We understand what couples want and know how to make it happen. We turn any of your dreams into reality, making wedding preparation easy, enjoyable, and completely worry-free. We take into account all your wishes, budget, and style so that your wedding becomes more than just an event – it becomes a true story of your love in the heart of Georgia. Don’t put your dream on hold! Contact Kate&Co Weddings today and start planning your perfect wedding in Georgia without stress or unnecessary worries.
FAQ
Can Omani citizens get legally married in Georgia?
Yes, Omani citizens can officially and completely legally register their marriage in Georgia. Georgian law fully permits marriages between foreign citizens, and the resulting marriage certificate, once legalized, is officially recognized in Oman and worldwide.
Do we need to be residents of Georgia to get married there?
No, you do not need to be residents of Georgia or hold a residence permit. To get married, it is enough to be in the country on a standard tourist visa or under a visa-free entry regime (Omani citizens and GCC residents enjoy visa-free entry).
What documents do Omani citizens need to get married in Georgia?
Only a minimal document package is required for marriage registration: the original valid passports of both partners along with their notarized translations into Georgian. If either spouse was previously married, a legalized divorce certificate or death certificate of the former spouse must also be provided.
Do we need to provide birth certificates?
No, you do not need to provide birth certificates. For getting married in Georgia, your passport is the primary document proving identity and citizenship.
Do Omani passports need to be translated into Georgian?
Yes, translating your passports into Georgian followed by a notarized certification is a mandatory legal requirement by the House of Justice of Georgia for registering a marriage between foreign nationals.
Do documents from Oman need to be apostilled or legalized?
Passports do not need to be apostilled. However, if either spouse was previously married, the original divorce certificate (or death certificate of a former spouse) issued in Oman or any other country must be apostilled or legalized in the issuing country prior to submitting the documents to the House of Justice in Georgia.
How long does marriage registration in Georgia take?
The entire registration process takes 24 hours with support from the specialists at Kate&Co Weddings. The turn-around speed depends directly on advance document preparation. When working with our agency, we translate and notarize your passports ahead of time and submit the application on your behalf via power of attorney. This means you arrive in Georgia and complete the official registration – receiving your official certificate – the very same day, keeping your time spent on registration to just 1 day.
How much does it cost to register a marriage in Georgia?
Packages start at $450 for basic marriage registration at the House of Justice, including the subsequent apostille for the certificate. The final cost depends on your chosen package and personal preferences: we can enhance the service with a destination ceremony, decor, a photo session, or a banquet, flexibly tailoring the budget to any request.
Can Muslim or interfaith couples get married in Georgia?
Yes, Muslim and interfaith couples can get married in Georgia without any issues. Civil registration is completely secular and carries zero religious restrictions. Furthermore, if desired, alongside the official civil marriage certificate, our agency can arrange a traditional Islamic Nikah ceremony complete with its own certificate.
Is a medical examination required to get married in Georgia?
No, a medical examination is not required. Georgia has no mandatory blood tests, genetic screenings, or medical exams for marriage – only your valid passports are needed.
Is a visa required for Omani citizens to enter Georgia?
No, a visa is not required. Citizens of Oman (as well as foreign nationals holding a valid residence permit/GCC residency) enjoy visa-free entry to Georgia and can stay in the country for up to 365 days.
Is travel insurance required for a trip to Georgia?
Yes, as of January 1, 2026, having travel medical insurance is a mandatory requirement under Georgian law for all foreign nationals. The insurance policy must cover at least 30,000 GEL (approx. $11,000), remain valid for the entire duration of your stay, and be issued in either English or Georgian.
Will a Georgian marriage certificate be recognized in Oman?
Yes, a marriage certificate issued in Georgia is fully recognized in Oman. Both Oman and Georgia are parties to the Hague Convention; therefore, the document holds complete legal authority in Oman once it is stamped with an Apostille.
How do we legalize a Georgian marriage certificate for use in Oman?
Because Georgia and Oman are signatories to the Hague Convention, an Apostille stamp is all that is required for legalization – complex consular authentication is not needed. The apostille and official translation services are already included in all our packages: with Kate&Co Weddings, you receive your ready-to-use document in just one business day. Handling this process independently can take significantly longer.
Can we change our surnames after registering the marriage in Georgia?
Yes, when submitting your marriage application in Georgia, you can state your request to take your spouse’s surname or combine your surnames – this will be recorded directly on the Georgian marriage certificate. However, it is important to note that this updates your surname only on the Georgian document. To officially update your surname on an Omani passport or national ID card, you will need to complete a separate procedure with local authorities (Royal Oman Police / Civil Status) upon returning to Oman, using the Georgian certificate as the supporting legal basis.
Wedding for a couple from Oman at Villa Mosavali in Georgia
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