Marriage and divorce are common things in our country, although we all hope to grow old together after marriage, but there are also a lot of marriage family discord and other reasons leading to divorce. There are also some countries in the world that do not allow divorce, which countries can not divorce?

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结婚和离婚是我国常见的事情，虽然我们都希望婚后白头偕老，但也有很多婚姻家庭不和睦等原因导致离婚。世界上也有一些国家是不允许离婚的，哪些国家是不能离婚的呢?

1. Malta. It is an island country in southern Europe, located in the center of the Mediterranean Sea, with an area of just over 300 square kilometers and a population of 450,000 people, most of whom are Catholic. When Maltese men and women get married, they make a solemn promise in church: Only death can do us part. This is not only a promise, but also has the force of law. Once you get married, you are not allowed to divorce, even if your spouse dies.

马耳他

1. 马耳他。它是欧洲南部的一个岛国，位于地中海中心，面积只有300多平方公里，人口45万，其中大部分是天主教徒。当马耳他男人和女人结婚时，他们在教堂许下庄严的承诺:只有死亡才能将我们分开。这不仅是一种承诺，而且具有法律效力。一旦你结婚了，就不允许离婚，即使你的配偶去世了。

2. Ireland. It is a Western European country, east of the Irish Sea, and Britain across the sea. Their marriage system is contractual, with the marriage period ranging from one year to 100 years, which is decided by the two parties. If you are willing to continue to live after the expiration, you can go through the renewal procedures, if you are not willing to terminate the relationship automatically. And during the contract period, the two sides are not allowed to divorce, can only wait for the expiration of the automatic termination.

爱尔兰

2. 爱尔兰。它是一个西欧国家，东临爱尔兰海，与英国隔海相望。他们的婚姻制度是契约制的，婚姻期限从一年到一百年不等，由双方当事人决定。如果你愿意在期满后继续生活，你可以办理续期手续，如果你不愿意自动终止关系。而且在合同期限内，双方不允许离婚，只能等到合同期满后自动终止。

3. Andorra. It is a landlocked country on the border of France and Spain with an area of 468 square kilometers and a population of less than 100,000, most of them Catholic. As in Malta, people here are not allowed to divorce once they get married.

安道尔

3.安道尔。它是一个内陆国家，与法国和西班牙接壤，面积468平方公里，人口不到10万，大部分是天主教徒。和马耳他一样，这里的人一旦结婚就不允许离婚。

4. The Philippines. It is also a traditionally Catholic country, where divorce laws are strict. In the early days, divorce was not allowed by law here. Later, marital conflicts had an increasing influence on society, so divorce was allowed. However, it was necessary to prove that one party suffered from incurable disease or mental defect, and domestic violence and emotional discord were not supported by law. In other words, once you get married here, the probability of divorce is very low.