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    Here’s How Foreigners Can Apply for a Police Clearance Certificate Using the eCitizen Portal

    Francis MuliBy Francis MuliApril 17, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has sent out a notification to all foreigners who wish to apply for a Police Clearance Certificate, commonly known as a certificate of good conduct.

    The foreigners will now be able to apply for the document through the ecitizen portal by following the steps below.

    Read: DCI To Process Fingerprints On Appointment Basis As Issuance Of Certificates of Good Conduct Resumes

    • Go to the eCitizen portal, select foreigner and create an account
    • Log into the newly created account and select DCI Headquarters as the only fingerprinting location to start applying.
    • Upload your passport Bio-data page, last endorsement, work permit/student pass/special pass and wait for an approval to continue with the application.
    • Once you get the approval, select your preferred method of payment from the options given, and proceed to make the payment.
    • The payment will be received whereupon you can pint the C24 forms and invoices.
    • Present yourself physically to the DCI Headquarters for verification of original documents and fingerprint capturing.
    • When ready, you will receive a notification to print out your certificate from your eCitizen account after processing.

    The issuance of the certificates had been halted in March 2020 following the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. It was resumed in June the same year, albeit with strict measures on appointment basis only.

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