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For the inhabitants of Kosovo, marriage migration is one of the few legal forms to enter the EU with a long-term perspective. Still, based on the perception that it fosters the immigration of cultural “Others”, and that especially women may be victims of such marriages, various EU member states also restrict the immigration of family members. This study wants to shed light on the emic view of spouses upon such marriages. Relying on fieldwork in rural Kosovo as well as among migrants from Kosovo in Austria and Germany, the author takes notice of a locational and gendered perspective on imaginations as well as the realities of cross-border marriages within the family and household arrangements.

Cross-Border Marriages between Residents of South Kosovo and Western Europe: Discourses, Aspirations and Realities