NIGERIA POLICE CERTIFICATE
- Thread starter gimmyle
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I don't know exact fees for police certificate. I live in Surulere, Lagos. I have contact number of a police officer. I asked him to come to my house. He came with forms, I complete the forms, gave fingerprint and signature. He provided me the certificates next day morning at my house. I paid him 18,000 Naira (2 applicant, me and my spouse).
why waste that huge money...pls go to alagbon to get your police cert. yourself.
it wont cost more than 10k
it wont cost more than 10k
I spent 9k Naira per person. I didn't go anywhere, police officer collected everything from my house and delivered to my house within 1 day.saskmydream said:
If you are not in Nigeria, go to a certified finger printing place and get your finger prints done. let them know the purpose you need it for. Once its done, send to Nigeria via DHL or if you have someone going home for Xmas you can give it to them. Once it gets to Nigeria, if you have a family member in Lagos or trusted frd, you can ask them to take it to ALagbon, Ikoyi. Price may vary. My first PCC i got about 4 years ago i paid 20k. The most recent one my twin paid 15k... On this forum, i read ppl paid 5k, 9k but the most important thing is you get your PCC... Everyone eye dei chook for money. Goodluck.
PS: i have a frd going home in Dec incase you need to send d finger printing paper from Canada, i can probably hook u two up!
PS: i have a frd going home in Dec incase you need to send d finger printing paper from Canada, i can probably hook u two up!
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Thank you
On the 1st of December 2015, Colleges and Institutes Canada (CICan) and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) launched a new joint initiative: Planning for Canada. This ground-breaking partnership builds on years of experience providing pre-arrival support to individuals and families preparing for their move to Canada.
Planning for Canada will equip newcomers with the necessary skills to find work and assist them in making informed settlement decisions. The program will be offered in-person in 12 countries, with the capacity to deliver online services worldwide. Services are available in English and French.
Both CICan and the IOM are recognized leaders in the immigrant-support sector. CICan has been implementing the Canadian Immigrant Integration Program (CIIP) since 2007 while the IOM has been implementing the Canadian Orientation Abroad (COA) program since 1998. Collectively, they have served over 115,000 economic and family class immigrants to date.
Funded by the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC, formerly CIC), Planning for Canada is a free service that will provide prospective Immigrants with information, tools and vital connections to Canadian partners. The suite of services includes:
• One full-day group orientation session
• Individualized planning sessions
• Referrals to a network of 55 Canadian partner organizations
• Access to specialized online information sessions and workshops
To register for Planning for Canada sessions, please visit www.planningforcanada.ca
For more information on how to benefit from these services, please call COA NIGERIA on 0902 939 0545.
Thank you
What website did you use?
If you are not in Nigeria and can pay then check here, http://www.nigeriacrb.com/apply_now_fwd.htm
I do not know them but followed the instruction, I got my PCC in the post in 5days.
The form is on the website, you just need to follow the instructions on there.
If you are not in Nigeria and can pay then check here, http://www.nigeriacrb.com/apply_now_fwd.htm
I do not know them but followed the instruction, I got my PCC in the post in 5days.
The form is on the website, you just need to follow the instructions on there.
Police office @ Area 10 near Aguda Hotel.My wife went actually. paid 15 each. was able to collect it 2 day's later. She said the guy there was quite nice and helpful. just go with your photo passport and your Int Passport.One_Topsy said: