Information for British couple that want to have legal married in Indonesia (specially in Bali), from 10 March 2014, the Consular Section issues a new-style affirmation or an affidavit to marry. Local authorities have confirmed that they will accept this document. This replaces the old-style Certificate of No Impediment (CNI). For getting legal married in Bali, all the paperwork must be processed through British Embassy in Jakarta (also the payment for the consular fee), then arrange your appointment to visit British Consulate in Bali to get the documents endorsement. To get easier for you, just contact your Bali wedding planner to arrange it.
