Getting married in a foreign country is an unwelcome entry into the world of legalising documents. As an Australian in Taiwan, the key document you probably don't have but need is a document that proves you are unmarried. The current easiest way to acquire this and legalise it for use in Taiwan is from your state-based births, deaths and marriages registry, with legalisation at TECO in your state. This post is part of a series on Marriage in Taiwan: Marriage in Taiwan: Document Requirements - the laws Marriage in Taiwan: Acquiring a Single Status Certificate from Australia Marriage in Taiwan: Document Requirements - Registration As of 2019, Victorians living in Taiwan wishing to get married here should follow the below process (will also work for DFAT-issued CNI, and probably similar in other states): Apply online for a Single Status Certificate from Victorian Births Deaths and Marriages If online identity verification fails, mail certified copies of ID to Vict...