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Jasdeep, 29
Sydney · Civil engineer
- Sikh
- Vegetarian
- Born here
Matches 7 of 7 of your preferences
Sikh matrimony in Sydney
Matrimony built for Sikhs living in Sydney: verified members, photos private until she approves, contact details never shown, and a real matchmaker when you want one. Women join free.
Open in Sydney today. Everyone checks their ID before going live.
What search looks like
Your search
Sample- Sydney + 50 km
- Sikh
- 27–33
- Vegetarian
- Citizen or PR
- Sydney + 50 km
- Sikh
- 25–30
- Vegetarian
- Any status
Approved men who match your preferences. Newest first. Women whose preferences you match, and who chose to be found. Newest first.
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Amrit, 30
Sydney · GP
- Sikh
- Punjabi
- Citizen
Matches 6 of 7 of your preferences
Photos, private
Simran, 26
Sydney · Physiotherapist
- Sikh
- Vegetarian
- Citizen
Matches 7 of 7 of your preferences
Photos, private
Harleen, 27
Sydney · Pharmacist
- Sikh
- Punjabi
- Grew up here
Matches 6 of 7 of your preferences
A person read every profile here before it went live. Photos stay private until one of you accepts the other’s interest, and then you see each other’s. Your phone and email are never shown to anyone. Photos appear when she approves your request. Every interest you send carries a note you wrote, so make it count. Her contact details are never shown; she shares them if she wants to.
New South Wales had about 47,000 Sikhs at the 2021 census, the second-largest community in Australia, concentrated in Sydney’s north-west and west.
Glenwood and Blacktown are the heart of Sikh Sydney; the Harris Park and Parramatta strip is where the wider Punjabi community meets.
The South Asian community in Sydney is strongest in Blacktown, Glenwood, Schofields, Quakers Hill, Riverstone, Parramatta and Harris Park, and the Sikh community gathers around the gurdwaras in Glenwood, Revesby, Parklea and Austral. On Rishta you can search Sydney alone, or widen it to the whole of Australia, or to Australia and New Zealand together.
For Sikh families the questions are specific: does he keep kesh, is she amritdhari, which gurdwara, how observant, and will the Anand Karaj be done properly. Rishta asks the ones it can in the profile, kesh and turban and how practising someone is, so nobody has to ask them awkwardly later, and religion, community, diet and mother tongue can be must-haves, so the people you see already fit. Community (Jat, Khatri, Arora, Ramgarhia, Saini, Ravidasia and the rest) is there for those who want it and “caste no bar” for those who don’t.
Built in, not promised
How Rishta works for Sikhs in Sydney
What a profile here covers for Sikhs: Kesh and turban · How practising · Community, or caste no bar · Diet · Citizen, PR or visa · Open to living in.
- Private by default, whoever you are
- Your photos are hidden until you say yes to a specific person: accept their interest, or approve their request, and you see each other’s. Men choose this too — privacy here is not a women-only feature. Not a paid upgrade, not a toggle you have to go looking for.
- You decide who can find you
- Visible to every approved member, only to people who match your preferences, or only to Rishta matchmakers. The default is preferences-only, and there are no public profile pages for anyone. Search engines never see a member.
- ID-checked, or invisible
- Everyone checks their ID before going live, and a person looks over every new profile the same day. Until then you cannot search and nobody can find you. Nobody appears just because they filled in a form.
- A real ID, a real face
- Photograph your passport or licence, then your face. Didit checks the document is genuine and that the live face matches it, and, if your profile has photos by then, that your main photo is the same person. It takes about two minutes and costs you nothing. We are told the result and the name, age and gender on the ID, never the photos of your document.
- A matchmaker, never from your city
- If you want a matchmaker, yours is never from your own city, so she will not run into you at a wedding. It is a paid service for women and men alike: an Icebreaker call is $39, and on Vichola ($1,199 for 3 months) she searches and approaches on your behalf. Searching and talking yourself is free for women.
Questions Sikhs in Sydney ask us
Can I join in Sydney?
Yes, today. Women join free. Men join with Search, $39 a month or $99 for 3 months. Everyone checks their ID before going live.
How is this different from Shaadi.com for Sikhs in Sydney?
Three ways. Everyone checks their ID before going live, and a person looks over every new profile. Women decide who can find them, and their photos are hidden until they approve someone. And no phone number or email is ever displayed on a profile, at any membership level. There is a longer comparison at /rishta-vs-shaadi.
Do women pay?
Not to search, be found, add photos, send interests, message or call. That is free for women permanently, and men pay for the same things. A matchmaker working on your behalf is a separate paid service for everyone, because that is a person’s time.
Can my parents be involved?
Yes. Family can pay for a son’s membership, can see a Family View page you choose the contents of, and can speak to your matchmaker with your consent. What they can’t do is put a profile live for someone who hasn’t agreed to it: the person on the profile checks their own ID first.
Can I filter by kesh and by community?
Kesh and turban, and how practising someone is, are questions on every Sikh profile, so you see the answers before you write. Community is a search filter and can be a must-have, with “caste no bar” always available, and nobody is told which you chose.
A note from the founder
I spent six months on a paid plan on the biggest matrimonial site in the world, searching honestly for someone to marry from here. I found roughly ten men for every woman, a paid plan that produced nothing, and a fake profile I could make in minutes.
Rishta is what I wished had existed: women free with nothing held back, photos hidden until she says yes, every profile ID-checked before it goes live, every interest written by hand, no phone numbers on the page, and a matchmaker who is never from your own town. I built it because I am looking too.
Founder, Auckland · Read the research
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Sikh matrimony in Sydney, done properly.
Women join free. Men join with Search, $39 a month or $99 for 3 months.