UAE Police certificate (PCC) from Pakistan

[adnanshuja]

bhai me 2018 me gya tha, meri dubai police kay representative say bat hui usnay mujy sari details bheji jis me likha hua tha kay agr apky emirates i.d ha even expired one then no need to send fingerprints

 

[Ilyushin76]

bhai me 2018 me gya tha, meri dubai police kay representative say bat hui usnay mujy sari details bheji jis me likha hua tha kay agr apky emirates i.d ha even expired one then no need to send fingerprints

Samajh gaya. Yahe baat ker raha tha mai bhi keh jinkay pass EID hai wo bach gayay hain

Anyway - good luck with your application.

 

[adnanshuja]

Samajh gaya. Yahe baat ker raha tha mai bhi keh jinkay pass EID hai wo bach gayay hain

Anyway - good luck with your application.

g g bhai.merr pass email ha dubai police ki usmen clear instructions hain. EID walu ko koi issue nhi ha bayshak expire old ya cancel ho

 

[adnanshuja]

After PCC do we need to verify it ?

 

[jellyman]

I have lived in Abu Dhabi without EID (since it was in 90s to early 2000s). Would Dubai Police make the PCC or would i have to contact Interior Ministry? Let me know please thanks.

 

[Shiraz111]

Hey guys,

I really need help from those who have already done this or have some information.

I have received my ITA and now I have to provide PCC from Dubai where I lived for 3 years while I was studying.

I went to the dubai police website online and it requires biometrics. I read on a few threads that having an expired Emirates ID wouldn't require a bimoetrics but it states that we do need them.

Can anyone please guide from where do I get the bimoetrics done in Karachi? and to whom do I have to send the the biometrics?

Thanks in advance.

Hi sandman, were u able to complete the pcc procedure? Can u tell me how it works in karachi ?

 

[Sandman236]

Hi sandman, were u able to complete the pcc procedure? Can u tell me how it works in karachi ?

Hey man, yes it was actually quite easy. I only provided my old Emirates ID details on the dubai police website and it got accepted. Then I just completed the payment procduretand recieved the soft copy within a day or two.

If you have your Emirates ID with you, i suggest do the same.

 

[adnanshuja]

After PCC do we need to verify it ?

no

 

[sayjaydee]

@Ilyushin76 Were you able to get PCC without EID after all? I am in exact same situation as you.

 

[rashfmnb]

To everyone who wants to get their UAE PCC made from Pakistan.

I've jumped on that bandwagon way before any of you guys have and trust me it is crazy.

I'm surprised to find out that people with expired EID will be asked for fingerprinting (most people I know with expired EIDs got their PCCs in a week).

Assuming that the majority of people asking this question had EIDs, I can assume that you guys left the UAE within the last 10 years (June 2009 onwards). Is that so?

Coming back to the procedure. The following are the points you need to carefully consider.

1. The fingerprints part can not be skipped. Period. I had contacts in Sharjah Police and they could not pull it off. Let aside someone who does not have any contacts.And these are fingerprints that are not biometric, they have to be taken by an expert using dry ink.

2. Dubai Police has a form uploaded on their website that they ask you to download and print. As per their procedure, the fingerprinting is to be done by the experts in Pakistan's police (that would be the fingerprinting bureau in your respected provincial police). They then ask you to get the form attested by Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pakistan and then submit it to the UAE embassy for final attestation. Here's the catch. MOFA Pakistan does not attest any document not issued in Pakistan. I had my fingerprinting done on the Dubai Police form and they refused to sign it. I discussed the issue with the UAE Embassy whether they could sign it directly. They politely denied stating that if the form can not be attested by MOFA Pakistan, we will not attest it even though it is issued by the Dubai Police. So that was a dead end. I requested them a way out of the situation and point 3 explains that in detail.

3. You need to get a "stamp paper / Staam paper / Pakka Kaghaz" (all the same thing) from the local notary public. Since there is a set format of the fingerprints required, you will need to get two papers (I got the Rs. 50 worth), you can also use the Rs. 30 worth - your choice. Take the paper to the fingerprinting department of your city / province and get the fingerprinting done. You will require your original ID card, passport, a passport size picture and a photocopy of your id card and passport. Do not forget to ask the fingerprinting expert to write his name clearly and stamp the paper with the department and the police station stamp. Ask the fingerprinting expert to leave some space on the top so you may enter your details (in my case the police personnel entered my details themselves and asked me to confirm if they were correct).

4. Get a copy of your fingerprint paper and id card and take it to the ministry of foreign affairs. They will attest it. Go in the morning and you will get the paper back in the afternoon.

5. There are several agencies that get the UAE attestation done. Also, Gerry's FedEx will get the attestation done for you. They take about 10 working days.

You have to fill a performa on the Dubai Police Website and upload scans of the documents. A fee of AED 300 is also applicable. The hard copy of the fingerprints have to be sent to the CID Building in Dubai via courier. Once they receive the fingerprints and approve them, then your PCC processing starts.

An alternate way is to simply go to the UAE and get it done in person.

I do not have an EID so my procedure is complicated either way. So I'll probably do it from Pakistan.

I can guide people living in Lahore with specifics. No clue of the procedure in other cities.

A breakdown of the costs is as follows

1. Rs. 50 worth of stamp paper - Anywhere between Rs.80/- to Rs.200/-)
2. Fingerprinting charges (Rs. 1000/-)
3. MOFA Attestation (Rs. 60/-)
4. UAE Attestation (Around Rs.8000- Rs.10,000)

Did you get your finger prints printed on Dubai Police form as well as on the stamp paper

 

[Aksa]

To everyone who wants to get their UAE PCC made from Pakistan.

I've jumped on that bandwagon way before any of you guys have and trust me it is crazy.

I'm surprised to find out that people with expired EID will be asked for fingerprinting (most people I know with expired EIDs got their PCCs in a week).

Assuming that the majority of people asking this question had EIDs, I can assume that you guys left the UAE within the last 10 years (June 2009 onwards). Is that so?

Coming back to the procedure. The following are the points you need to carefully consider.

1. The fingerprints part can not be skipped. Period. I had contacts in Sharjah Police and they could not pull it off. Let aside someone who does not have any contacts.And these are fingerprints that are not biometric, they have to be taken by an expert using dry ink.

2. Dubai Police has a form uploaded on their website that they ask you to download and print. As per their procedure, the fingerprinting is to be done by the experts in Pakistan's police (that would be the fingerprinting bureau in your respected provincial police). They then ask you to get the form attested by Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pakistan and then submit it to the UAE embassy for final attestation. Here's the catch. MOFA Pakistan does not attest any document not issued in Pakistan. I had my fingerprinting done on the Dubai Police form and they refused to sign it. I discussed the issue with the UAE Embassy whether they could sign it directly. They politely denied stating that if the form can not be attested by MOFA Pakistan, we will not attest it even though it is issued by the Dubai Police. So that was a dead end. I requested them a way out of the situation and point 3 explains that in detail.

3. You need to get a "stamp paper / Staam paper / Pakka Kaghaz" (all the same thing) from the local notary public. Since there is a set format of the fingerprints required, you will need to get two papers (I got the Rs. 50 worth), you can also use the Rs. 30 worth - your choice. Take the paper to the fingerprinting department of your city / province and get the fingerprinting done. You will require your original ID card, passport, a passport size picture and a photocopy of your id card and passport. Do not forget to ask the fingerprinting expert to write his name clearly and stamp the paper with the department and the police station stamp. Ask the fingerprinting expert to leave some space on the top so you may enter your details (in my case the police personnel entered my details themselves and asked me to confirm if they were correct).

4. Get a copy of your fingerprint paper and id card and take it to the ministry of foreign affairs. They will attest it. Go in the morning and you will get the paper back in the afternoon.

5. There are several agencies that get the UAE attestation done. Also, Gerry's FedEx will get the attestation done for you. They take about 10 working days.

You have to fill a performa on the Dubai Police Website and upload scans of the documents. A fee of AED 300 is also applicable. The hard copy of the fingerprints have to be sent to the CID Building in Dubai via courier. Once they receive the fingerprints and approve them, then your PCC processing starts.

An alternate way is to simply go to the UAE and get it done in person.

I do not have an EID so my procedure is complicated either way. So I'll probably do it from Pakistan.

I can guide people living in Lahore with specifics. No clue of the procedure in other cities.

A breakdown of the costs is as follows

1. Rs. 50 worth of stamp paper - Anywhere between Rs.80/- to Rs.200/-)
2. Fingerprinting charges (Rs. 1000/-)
3. MOFA Attestation (Rs. 60/-)
4. UAE Attestation (Around Rs.8000- Rs.10,000)

Hey thank you so much for this information. Where can we get the fingerprinting done in lahore?

 

[Bilallakhani1993]

Hi Everyone, does the occupation on the PCC from MOI matters? because currently the occupation listed for me and my wife is different than our actual occupation so in the case of applying for express entry would that create an issue?

 

[syedgj]

Anyone know exact instructions for getting the UAE PCC from Karachi (without E-ID)? This process seems like such a nightmare.

 

[Amir Siddiqi]

My fingerprinting is done and attested by MOFA. During this process I exited the 10 year bracket therefore I do not need the UAE PCC (apparently). But achi khasi khuwari kaatni pari. Lag pata gaya

I have to go through this finger print card verification process. This is for my wife and she does not have Emirates ID. please let me know how done the fingerprint process and verification through MOFA.

 

[sarcasticninja]

Hi Everyone, does the occupation on the PCC from MOI matters? because currently the occupation listed for me and my wife is different than our actual occupation so in the case of applying for express entry would that create an issue?

Bilallakhani1993 did you face any problem with difference of occupation in PCC with your actual occupation in work experiences ? i'm in the same situation right now