Apply-Police-Clearance-Certificate-in-Bangladesh

Learn how to apply for a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) in Bangladesh. Step-by-step guide, documents required, fees, online process, and how to apply from abroad.

Step 1: Gather Required Documents

  • Valid Bangladeshi Passport:
    • Original + color photocopy of the bio page and address page.
    • Passport must be valid for at least 3 months at the time of application.
  • Recent Passport-Size Photo:
    • One photo that meets consulate or police size requirements (check specific guidelines on pcc.police.gov.bd).
  • Payment Receipt (Treasury Challan):
    • Pay BDT 500 at a designated bank.
    • Keep the bank-stamped original receipt and make a PDF copy for upload.
  • Proof of Address:
    • Provide a document showing your current or permanent address (e.g., utility bill, bank statement, or holding tax receipt).
    • The address must match the one you enter in the application.
  • National ID (NID) or Other ID:
    • Copy of your NID (if available) or birth certificate if requested.
  • Authorization (if someone else applies/collects for you):

Step 2: Apply Online

  • Visit the official portal: pcc.police.gov.bd (recommended method).
  • Follow the instructions to create an account and fill out the application form.
  • Upload the required documents, including the PDF copy of the payment receipt.

Step 3: Submit and Track

  • After submitting the online application, note your application ID to track the status on the same portal.
  • If someone else is collecting the certificate, ensure they have the Authorization Letter and attested ID copies.

Step 4: Collect Your Certificate

  • Once approved, collect the certificate from the designated police office or have your authorized person pick it up.

Tips

Applying for a Police Clearance Certificate in Bangladesh is now 100% online and easier than before. By preparing the required documents, paying the fee correctly, and following the official portal step-by-step, you can get your PCC hassle-free for immigration, work, or study abroad.

If you have more questions or need help with a specific step, let me know!

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