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One of the important documents to procure before leaving the city is the police clearance certificate. It is better to have it handy before leaving the emirates. We are sure expats regularly relocating around the globe might vouch for it.
You can apply for 'Good Conduct Certificate' online on the Dubai Police website or apply for it through the official app of Dubai Police.
The required documents are:
> A valid Emirates ID
> 2 recent passport-size photographs
> Your email address
> A copy of your passport
Once inside the app, just click on the 'Good Conduct Certificate' tab and fill in the details like your Emirates ID, Email address, the purpose of the certificate etc. Once the details are entered, you will receive a confirmation code on your registered mobile number. On entering the code, you will be directed to Smart Government Payment Screen to complete the payment process.
You will need to attach the required documents and pay a fee of Dh210 online if you are an expat. UAE citizens need to make a payment of Dh110.
Outside the country?
If you have already moved outside the country and are applying for it, your fingerprints need to be verified. Head to any police station within your current country of residence, get your fingerprint taken, and get it attested by the UAE embassy.
The cost of applying outside the country will vary. If you desire to get your application fast-tracked, you will have to pay more than the actual cost.
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