Police certificatesLast checked October 21, 2026
Police certificate for Armenia
Criminal Record Certificate (certificate of conviction and wanted status)OnlineIn personBy postEmbassy or consulateOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
- Issued by
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Armenia, Consular Department (checks are made with the Police Information Center)
- How to apply
- Apply online on consular.e-gov.am, in person at the MFA Consular Department reception in Yerevan (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, 10:00-12:00), by mail, or through Haypost branches and some partner banks. Bring the application form, passport or ID card (and a copy), and the state fee receipt.
- From abroad
- Apply at an Armenian embassy or consulate, by mail, or online with scanned documents. The certificate can be mailed abroad. The state fee abroad is 25,000 AMD and the mission may charge its own delivery fee.
- Fee
- AMD 5,000State fee when applying in Armenia. 25,000 AMD when applying through a mission abroad. Postal delivery: 430 AMD in Armenia; 11,000-25,000 AMD abroad depending on country.
- Processing time
- 5 working days (embassy page); the e-gov service page says information is provided within 2 working days
- Notes
- Applicant must be 16 or older; a parent, sibling, spouse, child or authorised representative (power of attorney) may apply with extra documents. Certificate is bilingual (Armenian plus English, German, Spanish, Russian or French). Only the MFA issues apostilled certificates (apostille fee 5,000 AMD). Certificate carries a QR code checkable at e-verify.am.
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- Processing time differs between the two official pages (2 vs 5 working days).
- Armenian-language name not given on the pages read.
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