90 Day Fiancé

About The Show

At the heart of 90 Day Fiancé lies the intricacies of the U.S. K-1 visa process. The show shadows couples, with one partner hailing from abroad and the other being a U.S. native. The ticking clock? They have just 90 days, upon the foreign fiancé’s arrival in America via the K-1 visa, to tie the knot. Else, it’s a farewell for the non-American partner.

This 90-day journey is laden with a myriad of challenges: from grappling with cultural clashes, navigating language hiccups, to facing skeptical friends and relatives. And amidst it all, they must dodge the occasionally derogatory tag of “mail-order relationships.” But here’s the silver lining: statistics reveal a promising success rate for these unions, with less than a 10% divorce rate.

Behind The Scenes

What makes 90 Day Fiancé a magnet for viewers is its unwavering commitment to reality. Producers collaborate with real couples embarking on their K-1 visa journey, documenting every twist and turn. From their first in-person meeting to the ticking deadline post their fiancé’s U.S. arrival, the narrative remains grippingly real.

With the K-1 visa granted, the couple’s race against time begins. A wedding within the stipulated 90 days ensures the foreign partner can claim U.S. residency and a Green Card. Failure? They pack their bags.

Who's Behind The Show

90 Day Fiancé springs from the creative genius of Matt Sharp and his production powerhouse, Sharp Entertainment. With a portfolio boasting of hits like "Man v. Food" and "Extreme Couponing," their collaboration with TLC was destined for success.

TLC telecasts 90 Day Fiancé. The series and its plethora of spin-offs are also available on platforms like Hulu with Live TV, Philo, Sling TV, and Discovery Plus.

Are you ready to take on the unique challenge of marrying in 90 days, and potentially become a part of one of America's most popular reality TV shows?