Apply for NRI Mutual Divorce Online

Submitting this online form initiates the mutual divorce process. You will hear back within a few hours with a clear roadmap for your case. See the full process.

ℹ️ Note: A one-time ₹2,500 processing fee is payable at the final step to initiate the mutual divorce process. No hidden charges.
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Reviewed by Advocates Handling NRI Mutual Divorce Cases

Every application is reviewed by advocates experienced in mutual consent divorce matters involving overseas Indians, foreign-resident spouses, Power of Attorney representation, and cross-border documentation.

What You Will Need

You do not need any documents ready to submit this online application. Once your case is initiated, our legal team will provide a complete document checklist and guide you through everything required for drafting the Joint Petition. See the full documents checklist.

What NRI Couples Say

A few words from couples who completed their case with us.

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We submitted the form not fully sure what to expect. Within a few hours we both had a confirmation email, and from there the whole thing felt organised. Every draft was shared with us before it went anywhere near the court.

Priya and Arjun, USA
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What stood out was how clearly everything was explained. I never had to chase for updates, our advocate reached out first whenever something needed our attention.

Kavita, United Kingdom
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My spouse was still in Delhi while I was in Toronto. We were told this would not be a problem, and it genuinely was not. Neither of us had to travel at any point.

Sandeep and Ritu, Canada

Clients from 30+ Countries

NRI couples from around the globe trust this platform for a smooth, reliable and fully guided Mutual Consent Divorce process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. If both spouses mutually agree to divorce, the process can usually be initiated online from abroad. Most documentation, consultation, drafting, and coordination can be completed remotely, and many NRI couples are able to complete the process without travelling to India, subject to court requirements. See the full step-by-step process for how each stage works.

In many NRI mutual divorce cases, both spouses can complete the process from abroad through Power of Attorney (POA), notarised affidavits, document authentication, and video or virtual appearances where permitted by the court. The exact requirement depends on the family court handling the case.

A Power of Attorney is often used in NRI mutual divorce matters when one or both spouses are unable to travel to India. It allows a trusted representative to complete specific legal and procedural formalities on your behalf. Our legal team prepares the POA draft and guides you through notarisation and execution in your country of residence. Read our full POA guide for how this works step by step.

The basic documents usually include:

• Marriage certificate
• Passport copies of both spouses
• Current address proof (India or abroad)
• Passport-size photographs
• Any existing settlement agreement regarding maintenance, alimony, property, or child custody

Additional documents may be required depending on the court, country of residence, and the facts of your case.

With complete documentation and a cooling-off waiver where applicable, most NRI mutual divorce cases conclude within 60 to 90 days of court filing, depending on court scheduling, documentation readiness, and continued mutual consent between both spouses. See our detailed timeline breakdown for how each stage is spaced out.

Once you submit the application, our legal team reviews your details and contacts both spouses within a few hours. We verify eligibility, explain the court process, provide the document checklist, discuss Power of Attorney requirements if applicable, and outline the expected timeline before any court filing begins. The full fee is payable across four stages tied to real progress, see the complete fee breakdown for what each stage covers.

A mutual consent divorce decree from an Indian Family Court is generally recognised internationally where both spouses consented voluntarily and due legal process was followed. Recognition rules vary by country, and this is advised on as part of your case.

Yes. All information submitted through this form is protected using SSL encryption and stored securely. Your details are reviewed only by our authorised legal team and are treated with strict client-lawyer confidentiality. We do not sell, share, or disclose your information to third parties, and we do not use your personal details for unrelated marketing or promotional purposes. Your information is used solely for evaluating and processing your NRI mutual divorce matter.