69-year-old Swiss married 34-year-old from Kosovo, seeks to take her to Switzerland

A nearly 70-year-old woman from Aragau has married a 35-year-old from Kosovo. In fact, they want to build a common future in Switzerland. But authorities are against it. Now, it's the judges who have to decide, writes Arigauer Zeitung.

To have an idea of the relationship between them, the woman was allowed by the judges to talk through the Internet connection (chat) with her husband from the courtroom.

She calls it “Herzblat” (name for boyfriend). While that “Schatz” She will soon celebrate her seventyth birthday, and he will soon be thirty-five years old.

Almost three years earlier, the two were married in Kosovo, in the husband's homeland. For “nusen” it was this sixth marriage. Three of her former wives were also Kosovars.

The couple dream of “for a common future in the Aregau”. That's why she applied for family reunion, right after the wedding. But the Office for Migration and Integration has refused the application, has albinfo.ch. She doesn't believe the love vows made by the couple, but she considers this to be a false, destructive marriage.

The woman has rejected the immigration office's decision and filed a complaint at the Administrative Court of the Aragau Canton. The latter should now decide whether the love between the couple is true or not.

During the trial, the court president expressed his desire to know exactly where the man lives in Kosovo and what he does throughout the day. The woman relates about a small village near a city and the four - room house belonging to his family. Her husband looks after the garden and looks for work. The situation in Kosovo is difficult.

They wrote over and over again, and at a moment, the link between them “x1>

They met on Facebook. He had written a message to the unknown woman from Switzerland, asking how she was. It's been more than five years since my first message.

At first she was not convinced. Then she wondered why he kept writing to her. At the same time, she was tempted to write to him, and at a moment, the link between them “was”. By 2016 she had flown twice to Pristina. He had taken her to the airport and had spent several days together at a hotel in the town near his village. They had walked around and enjoyed their time together.

Authorities Banned Marriage in Switzerland

In 2017 they were already scheming wedding plans. They wanted to marry in Switzerland, but the Migration Office had not allowed the groom to enter the country, broadcast albinfo.ch. Since then, the authorities feared that it was a permanent marriage. The woman had not rejected this decision. Instead, she boarded a plane in the fall of 2018 and was crowned with her <x0nd heart” in Kosovo.

They've both kept the connection distance since they got married. Because of the chorus and health problems, she has not been in Kosovo since the wedding. He visited her twice this year for several days in Switzerland.

On December 28th, they are planning to “compensing” their wedding feast, with 300 guests in Kosovo.

They keep keeping in touch through Facebook. They text each other every day, ask each other about the routine, want to know what the other is doing, or tell each other what they are eating.

The court also wants to get an idea. The man in Kosovo knows that his wife will call him from the courtroom in Aaru at a moment. Ring the phone bell. A man's face appears on two screens in the courtroom, which are connected to smartphones. He's outside. She tells him she's in the courtroom. “She tries. He doesn't understand. It says: “Trego area... “

He smokes. The translator tells him to show the area. Now he understands, turns the camera. A town somewhere in Kosovo. Tell whoever you want to write now”, says to the president of the court, the Swiss woman.

The History of Preaching as Witness

She ends her call. Both Facebook chat shows on screen. She should ask him what the weather is like. She writes. He responds briefly in half German until the court president has seen enough. It welcomes and sends <x0... too many kisses” (word “-most”) “She explains what this means in Albanian.

The sides declare in court they will abide by the rules. The woman's lawyer argues that they have exchanged information for small things: “as a normal married couple”, conveys albinfo.ch. The Migration Office, on the other hand, still considers the marriage of “arranged”. In addition, authorities lack private photos that both show as a couple.

Anyway: It is still unclear whether the couple will have a common future in Switzerland. The Administrative Court has not yet made a decision at the session held Wednesday.

First, the whole story of the conversation, including the photos, will be placed and stored on a CD. The parties then have time to make their comments. Only then can they make their decision.