Can I remarry immediately after getting a divorce decree?

In most cases, once a final divorce decree is granted, you are legally free to remarry immediately — there's no separate additional waiting period required under most personal laws, once the decree has actually attained finality (i.e., the period to appeal it has expired, or any appeal has been resolved).

It's worth specifically confirming with your advocate that the decree is indeed final and not subject to any pending appeal or challenge, since remarrying before the divorce is truly final could create serious legal complications, including exposing you to a bigamy allegation if the earlier marriage is later found to still be technically subsisting.

If your divorce was under Muslim personal law, note that different considerations, including the iddat waiting period, may apply specifically to you rather than to your former spouse. Confirming your specific situation with your lawyer before proceeding with a new marriage is a sensible precaution either way.