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Australia: 18, 16 with permission from a court and both parents (only granted in exceptional circumstances).

New Zealand: 18, 16 with parental consent.

Argentina: 18 for both genders without parental consent. Lower with judicial consent only in exceptional cases.

Brazil: 18, 16 with consent of both parents, or of the legal tutor, if the minor is under the guardianship of a tutor; if one of the parents has been judicially removed from the discharge of parental authority, only the consent of the other parent is required; if both parents, married or not, are invested with parental authority (as is normally the case), and they disagree over the granting of consent, then any of them may petition a court to decide the matter. The minor can also petition a court to overrule the parents decision to deny consent, but the minor must prove that the refusal of consent is unreasonable. In exceptional circumnstances, the marriage of someone who is under 16 years can also be authorized, but only by a court, and only in cases of pregnancy, or to avoid the imposition of a criminal penalty (e.g. a case in which a couple of teenages over the age of 14 have consensual sex, and the parents, usually of the female, initiate proceedings to have the male prosecuted for the crime of corruption of minors. In Brazil if someone engages in sex with a minor below the age of 14 years, then there is an absolute legal presumption of violence - statutory rape - but if someone engages in consensual sex with a minor between 14 and 18 years, there is a lesser crime - corruption of minors. Someone who is prosecuted for that lesser crime can avoid the penalty if the young couple agree to marry. Often, mainly in rural parts of the country, that marriage will provide enough satisfaction for the parents of the girl and for the local society. Then, for cultural reasons, civil law still allows for that scenario in which one avoids prosecution by agreeing to marry). There is no age limit for the exceptional scenario of a court authorizing a girl who is pregnant to marry.

Chile: 18, 16 with parental consent.

Colombia: 18, 14 with parental consent.

Paraguay: 14 for females and 16 for males. Article 39, clause "b", of the Paraguayan Civil Code  reads: “The legal incapacity of minors will cease: ...(b) for gentlemen of 16 and for women of 14 years completed, through marriage, with the limitations established in this Code”.