Police Character Certificate Attestation from UAE Embassy and UAE MOFA
Planning to work, study, or apply for residency in the United Arab Emirates? Get your Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) attested through the New UAE Digital Attestation System. Go Attestation manages the complete authentication process—from MOFA Pakistan to UAE Embassy digital verification and final UAE MOFA approval.
Rs. 34,000/-
- Includes District Police Authorization Check
- Includes MOFA QR Code Attestation
- Includes UAE Embassy Digital Attestation Report
- Includes UAE MOFA Finalization
- Time Duration: 5 to 7 Working Days
Police Character Certificate Attestation Workflow
Your clearance certificate progresses through these 4 official verification stages under the digital attestation framework.
1. District Police Office
Obtain an official PCC signed and stamped by your local District Police Office or Police Khidmat Markaz.
2. MOFA Pakistan
Official authentication and QR code sticker attestation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) Pakistan.
3. UAE Embassy Digital
Digital verification processing and report generation via the UAE Embassy in Islamabad under the July 2024 system.
4. UAE MOFA Final
Final digital legalization by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) UAE with secure PDF output.
Documents Required for Attestation
Ensure your Police Character Certificate is within its 90-day validity period prior to file submission.
1. Original Police Certificate
Issued by District Police / Khidmat Markaz, properly signed & stamped, and attested by MOFA with QR Code.
2. Passport Copy
Clear, legible color copy of applicant's valid Passport (first page showing personal details).
3. CNIC / ID Card Copy
Clear, high-resolution color copy of applicant's valid CNIC / SNIC (front and back sides).
4. Active Validity Status
Certificate issue date must be well within the 90-day window to ensure smooth processing through MOFA & UAE Embassy.
Why Is Police Clearance Certificate Attestation Required for UAE?
An attested Police Character Certificate proves a clean criminal record for employment security and residency approvals in the UAE.
Primary Official Uses in UAE
An attested Police Character Certificate is required for:
- UAE employment visa processing and MOHRE work permit approvals
- Security clearance for high-level corporate, government, and aviation roles
- Long-term residence visas, Golden Visas, and immigration clearance
- Commercial license issuance and corporate sponsorship registrations
Processing Duration Notice
Standard processing duration is 5 to 7 Working Days under the UAE Digital Attestation System. Go Attestation provides active tracking until digital PDF delivery.
Need Police Character Certificate Attestation for UAE?
Go Attestation handles the complete digital attestation workflow — ensuring fast, accurate authentication via MOFA Pakistan, UAE Embassy, and UAE MOFA before your 90-day validity window expires.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a Police Character Certificate valid for UAE attestation?
A Police Character Certificate is valid for exactly 90 days from its date of issuance. If it expires before completing attestation, you must obtain a new certificate from the police authority.
Is there a physical paper stamp pasted on the police certificate?
No. Effective 7th July 2024, the UAE Embassy issues digital attestations. You will receive an official, digitally verified PDF report with a secure QR code link issued through UAE MOFA.
What is the standard fee for UAE Police Clearance Attestation?
The standard attestation fee is Rs. 35,000 per paper/document through the UAE Embassy and UAE MOFA Digital Attestation System.
How long does the PCC attestation process take?
The standard turnaround time is 5 to 7 working days from submission to digital PDF report issuance.
Can online Khidmat Markaz Police Certificates be attested?
Yes. Police Clearance Certificates issued through official Police Khidmat Markaz portals (such as Punjab Police, Sindh Police, etc.) are valid and acceptable provided they are properly stamped and attested by MOFA Pakistan.