Trusted by NRIs in 30+ Countries

Mutual Consent Divorce for NRIs — Complete the Process in India Without Travelling

Living abroad but married under Indian law? We help NRIs complete their mutual consent divorce through a structured, legally compliant process — without repeated court visits or disruption to life overseas.

No Mandatory India Travel
POA-Based Court Hearings
Fixed ₹80,000 Fee

"We focus on clarity, consent, and court-accepted drafting — so your divorce closes cleanly, without future legal complications."

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NRI Mutual Divorce Legal Consultation India
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1,200+ NRI Cases
Handled Across Countries

Why NRIs Choose Us

What Makes This Practice Different

Purpose-built for Indians living abroad — structured, court-accepted, and travel-free.

01

No mandatory travel to India

Most NRI mutual divorce cases are completed through a Special Power of Attorney and, where courts permit, video conferencing. Embassy attestation guidance is provided for your specific country of residence.

02

End-to-end case management - one point of contact throughout

From petition drafting and settlement structuring to court filing, hearing representation, and decree delivery — your case follows a single coordinated process from start to finish. No handoffs, no gaps.

03

Jurisdiction assessed before filing — not after

Incorrect jurisdiction is one of the most common causes of NRI divorce delays. We identify the correct family court based on marriage location, last shared residence, and applicable personal law before any petition is drafted.

04

₹80,000 flat — paid in four stages, not upfront

No hidden charges. Each payment corresponds to a defined stage: case initiation, drafting, court filing, and final decree. You pay as your case progresses. Full breakdown on the fees page.

Fees & Process

Clear Pricing. Built to Avoid Delays.

Transparent Fees

Fixed Fee.
No Hidden Charges.

Specifically structured for NRI mutual divorce — covering cross-border documentation, POA formalities, and court proceedings across India.

All-Inclusive Legal Fee
₹80,000
Payable in 4 clearly defined stages
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Efficiency

Process Built to
Avoid Delays

Court-Ready Drafting

Petitions and settlement terms drafted to match live family court requirements — reducing objections before they happen.

Jurisdiction Accuracy

Cases filed in the legally correct court to prevent transfers, notices, or technical rejections that add weeks to the timeline.

Cooling-Off Waiver Applications

Where eligible, we apply to waive the six-month cooling-off period — significantly shortening the overall timeline.

Who We Serve

NRIs Who Need a Mutual Divorce in India

Our process is structured specifically for couples living abroad who want to end their Indian marriage without returning.

Countries We Handle

Cases involving embassies, apostille, and cross-border POA execution — every week.

USACanadaUnited Kingdom AustraliaUAE / GCCSingapore GermanyNew Zealand35+ others

Marriage Laws Covered

We handle mutual divorces across all major Indian personal and civil marriage laws.

  • Hindu Marriage Act
  • Special Marriage Act
  • Christian Marriage Act
  • Muslim Personal Laws

Best Suited For

Mutual divorce works best when both spouses are aligned and want a clean, uncontested resolution.

  • Mutual Consent Divorce
  • Respectful Separation
  • Settled Terms on Assets & Custody
  • No Travel to India

How It Works

The NRI Mutual Divorce Process — In Brief

A summary of the key stages. For the complete step-by-step breakdown, see the full process page.

01

Consultation & Jurisdiction

We assess your country of residence, marriage details, and last shared residence to confirm eligibility and identify the correct Indian family court. See jurisdiction rules.

02

Drafting & POA

Petition, settlement terms, and Special Power of Attorney are prepared. You execute the POA at the Indian Embassy or Consulate in your country. See our POA guide.

03

Filing & First Motion

The petition is filed in the appropriate family court. Both parties appear via POA or video conferencing. Settlement terms are recorded at the First Motion hearing.

04

Final Decree

After the cooling-off period (or waiver), the Second Motion is completed and the divorce decree is granted. Certified copies are delivered to your overseas address.

See All 7 Steps in Detail

What You Need

Documents Required for NRI Mutual Divorce

Most cases require the documents listed here. Additional paperwork may apply based on your country of residence — USA, UK, UAE, Australia, etc.

Digital copies are sufficient for drafting. Review the full document checklist for country-specific requirements.
Passport Copies

Self-attested copies of both spouses' passports.

Address Proof Abroad

Utility bill, driving licence, or lease agreement.

Marriage Certificate

Scanned copy of the marriage registration certificate.

Settlement Terms

Agreed understanding on alimony, assets, and custody if applicable.

Power of Attorney

Draft provided by us. You only handle notarisation or apostille.

Photographs

Recent passport-size photographs in digital format.

About This Practice

A Dedicated NRI Mutual Divorce Practice — 12 Years, 1200+ Cases

NRI Divorce Online handles one thing — mutual consent divorce in India for Non-Resident Indians. Every process, checklist, and document template we use has been refined through 12 years of NRI-specific casework across 30+ countries.

Jurisdiction analysis, cross-border documentation, POA formalities, and court coordination are handled with a process designed specifically for NRIs living abroad. The objective is simple — no confusion, no unnecessary delays, no travel to India.

Start Your Case — ₹2,500
12+ Years of NRI Divorce Practice
1200+ NRI Cases Completed
30+ Countries Served
100% Remote Case Handling

Not Sure Where You Stand?

Is Your Spouse Yet to Agree?

Mutual divorce requires both parties to be on the same page. If your spouse has not responded or is avoiding the conversation, a formal legal notice sent through our office can open the door — without escalating to contested proceedings.

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