Marriage certificate

The easy way would seem to be just get married again here.
As you weren't legally married before, there should be no problem assuming you have all the necessary paperwork.

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Aajmuhammad wrote:

Dear I need special help
I mean I want someone contact number who know everything who can help me till the end it's OK if he or she want some money

No money required - Most of what you need to know is here.

https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=800106

Marriage here

https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.p … =3#4335209

The expat will need:

A birth certificate (Legalised)
A valid immigration document (That can be a tourist visa)
A certificate of no impediment (Legalised) to prove they are legally free to marry - These have a limited period of validity.
You must be of the same religion as your partner - a Muslim is not supposed to convert to any other religion.
Marriages (including interfaith) outside Indonesia will be recognised if you have all the correct paperwork

The non-Indonesian partner can't work legally without a work permit for the first two years, but funding the Indonesian spouse's business is common.

After two years, the foreigner may work part time or informally without an issue.

The foreigner can usually get a KITAS immigration document but may have to prove they have enough money to live on without working.

All free.