outcome_os_other_countries.govspeak.erb

<% content_for :title do %>
  Marriage in <%= country_name_lowercase_prefix %>
<% end %>

<% content_for :body do %>
  <% case ceremony_country %>
  <% when 'burma' %>
    The British Embassy in Rangoon doesn’t register marriages of British citizens in Burma. Contact the embassy if you need further advice.
    <%= render partial: '../../shared/overseas_passports_embassies.govspeak.erb',
               locals: {
                 overseas_passports_embassies: overseas_passports_embassies
               } %>
    <% if partner_nationality == 'partner_local' %>
      %Marriage between a Burmese citizen and a foreign national is not allowed under local law.%

    <% end %>
  <% when 'north-korea' %>
    It’s very unlikely that foreign nationals would be allowed to marry in North Korea. Contact the British Embassy in Pyongyang if you need further advice.
    <%= render partial: '../../shared/overseas_passports_embassies.govspeak.erb',
               locals: {
                 overseas_passports_embassies: overseas_passports_embassies
               } %>
    <% if partner_nationality == 'partner_local' %>
      %Marriage between a citizen of North Korea and a foreign national is not allowed under local law.%

    <% end %>
  <% when *%w(iran somalia syria) %>
    There are currently no British consular services available in <%= country_name_lowercase_prefix %>. See below if you need further advice.
    <%= render partial: '../../shared/overseas_passports_embassies.govspeak.erb',
               locals: {
                 overseas_passports_embassies: overseas_passports_embassies
               } %>
  <% when 'yemen' %>
    There are only limited British consular services available in <%= country_name_lowercase_prefix %>. See below if you need further advice.
    <%= render partial: '../../shared/overseas_passports_embassies.govspeak.erb',
               locals: {
                 overseas_passports_embassies: overseas_passports_embassies
               } %>
  <% when 'saudi-arabia' %>
    <% if resident_of != 'ceremony_country' %>
      ^One of you must be a Muslim to get married under local laws in Saudi Arabia. You can only get married at the British Embassy if you’re resident in the country.^

      Contact the [Embassy of Saudi Arabia](http://www.saudiembassy.org.uk/) to find out about local marriage laws.

      The British Embassy in Saudi Arabia may also be able to give you advice.

      <%= render partial: 'contact_method.govspeak.erb',
                 locals: {
                   sex_of_your_partner: sex_of_your_partner,
                   ceremony_country: ceremony_country,
                   overseas_passports_embassies: overseas_passports_embassies,
                   country_name_lowercase_prefix: country_name_lowercase_prefix
                 } %>
    <% else %>
      One of you must be a Muslim to get married under local laws in Saudi Arabia. Contact the [Embassy of Saudi Arabia](http://www.saudiembassy.org.uk/) to find out about local marriage laws.

      ##Getting married at the British Embassy

      You can only apply to get married at the British Embassy in Riyadh if you’re resident in Saudi Arabia and neither of you is a Muslim. Contact them to make an appointment.
      <%= render partial: '../../shared/overseas_passports_embassies.govspeak.erb',
                 locals: {
                   overseas_passports_embassies: overseas_passports_embassies
                 } %>
      You’ll need to provide:

      - proof that you’ve been living in the country where you intend to get married for at least 21 days, e.g. an employer’s letter or a bank statement (you’ll also need to sign a declaration to confirm this)
      - your original passport and [full birth certificate](/order-copy-birth-death-marriage-certificate) or [naturalisation certificate](/get-replacement-citizenship-certificate)
      - proof that you’re both over the age of 16, not within prohibited degrees of relationship to each other, and there’s no other impediment to your proposed marriage
      - equivalent document for your partner

      If either of you have been divorced, widowed or in a civil partnership before, you’ll also need:

      - a [decree absolute or final order](/copy-decree-absolute-final-order), or
      - the [death certificate](/order-copy-birth-death-marriage-certificate/)

      ###What happens next

      Once you’ve submitted these and paid the registration fee (see below), the embassy or consulate will post your marriage notice publicly for 14 days.

      As long as nobody has registered an objection after this time, the consular officer can then perform the marriage ceremony any time until 3 months after the date you gave notice.

      You’ll need to pay additional fees for the marriage ceremony and to get your marriage certificate (see below).

      <% if partner_nationality != 'partner_british' %>
        <%= render partial: 'partner_naturalisation_in_uk.govspeak.erb' %>

      <% end %>
      ##Fees

      Service | Fee
      -|-
      Posting a marriage notice | £65
      Performing a marriage ceremony| £140
      Issuing a marriage certificate | £65

      You normally have to pay fees for consular services in the local currency - these are shown in the list of [consular fees for <%= ceremony_country_name %>](/government/publications/<%= ceremony_country %>-consular-fees).

      You can pay by cash or credit card, but not by personal cheque.

    <% end %>
  <% else %>
    <% raise "The outcome for #{ceremony_country} is not handled" %>
  <% end %>
<% end %>