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Can one Muslim and one non-Muslim marry at the Registry of Marriages (ROM) under the Civil Law?
If one party is Muslim and the other is non-Muslim, the couple may consider registering a marriage under Civil Law. However, parties who are residents in other countries should check whether such a marriage in Singapore will be recognised in countries that they live in.
If the couple has any further questions relating to the legal or religious aspect of their intended marriage, they should seek the opinion of a lawyer or the relevant religious organisations.
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