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I am Australian. I am planning to marry a Filipina. Should we marry in the Philippines or Australia?

21 April 2010

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“We want to live in Australia.”

“How long do we need to wait for my fiancee to be granted a visa if we get married in the Philippine? Will the process be faster if we were to get married in Australia?”

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