Oh and as for the NOC - it might be purely financial. Many companies offer increased benefits to married people - health, tickets, bigger housing allowances or larger accomodation. That's a cost to the company. You were recruited as a single (and you're cheaper because of that) and that's the contract you were offered. By getting married, the contract is now in question morally if not legally.
Oh and as for the NOC - it might be purely financial. Many companies offer increased benefits to married people - health, tickets, bigger housing allowances or larger accomodation. That's a cost to the company. You were recruited as a single (and you're cheaper because of that) and that's the contract you were offered. By getting married, the contract is now in question morally if not legally.