Is There any problem of a turkish guy marrying a non turkish girl??

Answer 1

Now from a legal point there is no problem, the problems can come from cultural differences. Depending on where the "non turkish girl" is from. Turkish men expect a great deal of there wives while western women are used to sharing the burden of the household work (atleast somewhat) So there could be possible problems.

Answer 2

at the beginning, Asia is extensive with around 3 billion human beings. this sort of international marriage companies you talk approximately are wide-unfold purely in Thailand (sixty seven mil), the Philippines (ninety mil) and Vietnam (80 3 mil). So please do no longer undertaking this to the whole great continent. There are international marriage companies in India, China and Iran yet those cater many times to male suitors of their very own respective race outdoors their living house international locations. Mail brides are a good purchase greater hardship-loose in Russia and jap ecu international locations. Now why no longer Turkish ladies? it is not stressful to be certain why: a million) in the eyes of foreigners, they are Muslim and that creates a splash non secular and cultural barrier 2) in assessment to Thais, Turkish ladies are actually not desperate for foreigners 3) Turkish adult males are seen as macho and passionate which cause them to fierce opposition to distant places suitors i'm hoping that solutions your question.

Answer 3

Hey Pancho

would you say the same things when you learn that Roland is a turkish man residing in Turkey all his life, he has a BA from an American university and speaking three languages except his mother tongue Turkish?

would you call him stupid and ignorant again?
(He's used to get such comments from Greeks anyway)

Being Turkish-friendly is one thing.
And being TRUE to oneself is another. I suggest you to be more 'understanding' and less 'pre-judgemental' especially if you are demanding the same from other people

Answer 4

there isn't any problem marrying a Turkish man as long as you already know what his family are like or how religious he is. the only problem the Turkish family might have with a foreign gelin (bride) is if she isn't Muslim, but nowadays the families are used to it and rarely have a problem. just make sure that you understand exactly what the Turkish man wants from his wife once they are married! they usually expect the wife to do all the cooking and cleaning etc

Answer 5

No problem. But Turkish people who really knows about their religion- islam - are better. For example in Euorpe especially in Germany there are a lot of Turkish. But they don't really have Turkish customs, they are similar to Europans, but in Turkey it is too different.

Answer 6

I know many couples in which the husband is Turkish and the wife of another nationality, ie, Japanese, Irish, American, Chinese; most of them are quite happy. There are no legal problems. There may, however, be some problems with the families -- on both sides -- if one or the other is highly religious.

Answer 7

My daughter married a Turkish guy, he's great guy...raising their kid to speak Turkish, and English!!

Answer 8

My assistant (American) is married to a Turkish guy. The only problem is that now noone can pronounce her last name!

Answer 9

I think the main you point you focus on:
"Why are the Turkish men are so obsessed to get married to a foreign lady? is it because they fall in love easily?"

The answer: The Turkish young men generally seek some Western country woman to get married for the sake of obtaining a residence permit (or a green card for USA) in a well-off country. I guess this is the case not only for Turkey but many countries alike

Answer 10

Absolutely not. And I would like to address Mr. roland's absurd comment there First of all life does not go around Green Card. I know many turkish people in the US that will not marry just to get a green card. there are also many that marry American girls and choose to live in Turkey. onthe other hand I havenoticed that a lot of Foreign women fall in love with Turks.
Roland's comment is not an educated comment, just an American one. Typical American comment saing we are the best, everyone wants us for something. I am Italian, have lived inthe US for several years. In all honesty I would prefer living in Turkey to the US. The beaches, the natural beauty, life style and friendly people. There are just as many Americans choosing to live in turkey as there are Turks doing it in the US. (I said living, not going to college by the way)