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A marriage in Indonesia is based on one religion

The Indonesia’s 1974 marriage law stipulates that marriage can only be legally recognized if it is performed according to the religion of both parties.

In this country, religion is the main issue in marriage. Marriages between different religions are not allowed. Both spouses must have the same faith in order to get married legally.

Following main religions are recognized:

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Special Capital District of Jakarta

Jl. Pinang Emas III/17, Pondok Indah
Jakarta 12310, INDONESIA
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