Good news for Cristiano Ronaldo, after the publicized move to Al-Nasser: he will be able to live with his partner Georgina Rodrigues, despite the Saudi law that prohibits an unmarried couple from living together.
According to the Spanish media, in Saadia they decided to grant the couple a special permit, in light of their unique status. “Although the laws prohibit an unmarried couple from living together, the authorities decided to turn a blind eye and not prosecute anyone,” a Saudi lawyer told the Catalan “Sport”. “Obviously, these laws usually come into play when there is some problem, or a crime.”
Another lawyer voiced similar words: “The authorities in Saudi Arabia do not deal with such matters, of foreigners. However, the country continues to prohibit unmarried couples from living together.”
It should be noted that in recent years there have been quite a few relaxations in the enforcement of Islamic modesty laws in a country that strives to present itself to the world as more advanced than before. Last night the Spanish newspaper “AS” analyzed Georgina’s legal situation and claimed that as an unmarried woman who wants to live in Saudi Arabia, she must obtain a tourist visa for 90 days and try to renew it each time, because in order to obtain a regular work visa she is required to prove that her husband, the boss Her or a first degree relative received such a visa before her. Even in this case, it seems that the authorities will turn a blind eye.
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“Many thanks to Saudi Arabia for the amazing welcome,” Georgina wrote today on her Instagram. “We are very excited about starting this adventure with Al Nasser, and want to thank everyone for making this possible. I am grateful. Cristiano is super excited and we are walking, hand in hand, into a bright future.”