Hi,
So, where it's going to be your permanent residence once married? In US? Brazil or anywhere in Europe?
I mean, brazilians don't need visa to go to Europe anyway and it's no problem to enter EU. So if she goes to EU only as a tourist it should not be a problem!!!!

I don't know how is it to get married in the US, but you could get married in Brazil and then your new wife applies to a married visa to live with you in the US then. People say that this is easier than going with a fiancee visa.

 

http://www.cyprus.com/cyprus-general-info-wedding.php

 

Hmm, do you know? The easiest country to get married in Europe is in Denmark - ok, I am not sure if it's the EASIEST one as I don't know all EU countries. But I know MANY brazilians married to german who got married in Denmark.
They needed only a valid tourist visa and that's it. I think you can even make the appointment on the phone and go and get married in 2 days. One day to go there and do some stuff and next day the real marriage.
I don't know if Denmark is an option to you, but if you are really interested I can look for the home page of the register where they celebrate marriage.

Are you in Europe now?
Maybe Brazil is easy to marry! I am quite sure.

 

By the way, why not marry in Sweden then?
My sister is married to a swedish and she is brazilian anf got married there when she was just as a tourist. Quite easy, no complication.
I got married in germany and they requested certified translation of birth certificate, etc etc. I think my sister got married only with her passport!!! So easy! And she was not a resident there at that time.

 

Hi Tronic,
I will look for some links for you then.
I agree with you, the bureaucracy in Brazil is horrible sometimes!! It's quite bad, I have to agree!!

Hmm, marriage visa is normal nowadays in many countries: UK (in the UK there's marriage visitor visa and marriage visa for who wishes to live there).
In Germany they only marry who has a marriage visa now, etc...

Anyway, have a look at the link below for example:
http://www.toender.dk/default.asp?mnu=403#engelsk

You can send the documentation by post and then plan the wedding. And the legal stay in Denmark is only a tourist visa (if you are as tourist it's considered a legal stay, ie: you don't need to be permanent resident, etc).

A few registration office you might consider in Denmark:

Søndeborg:
http://www.sonderborg.dk
Sønderborg Kommune
Rådhustorvet 10
6400 Sønderborg
Tlf. 00 45 88 72 64 00
Fax 00 45 88 72 64 02
post@sonderborg.dk


Frederiksberg:
http://www.frederiksberg.dk/English.aspx
Frederikberg Radhus
2000 Frideriksberg
Telefones: 00 45 38 21 21 21 ou 00 45 38 21 21 11
Fax: 00 45 38 21 29 80

Tønder:
http://www.toender.dk
Tønder Kommune
Kongevej 57
6270 Tønder
Telefone: 00 45 74 92 92 92
Fax: 00 45 74 92 96 78
E-mail: toender@toender.dk
Christiansfeld:
Christiansfeld Kommune
Lindegade 61
6070 Christiansfeld
telefone: 00 45 74 26 74 26
Fax: 00 45 74 26 74 20
e-mail: christiansfeld@christiansfeld.dk

Some people say it's a bit more bureaucratic to get married in Kopenhagen, but it's worth checking too:

Copenhague (København):
http://www3.kk.dk/Globalmenu/City%20of% ... riage.aspx
Bryllupskontoret
Rådhuset, stuen, værelse 83
1599 København V
Telefone 00 45 33 66 26 70
Fax: 00 45 33 66 71 58
E-mail: bryllup@kff.kk.dk

I hope this helps!

Glauco - a brazilian in Scotland