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Police certificatesLast checked October 20, 2026

Police certificate for Iran

Police Clearance Certificate (Certificate of No Criminal Record)گواهی عدم سوءپیشینهOnlineEmbassy or consulateOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
Local name
گواهی عدم سوءپیشینه
Issued by
Police of the Islamic Republic of Iran, via Ministry of Foreign Affairs missions abroad
How to apply
In-country process not confirmed from an official source; applicants abroad apply through an Iranian embassy or consulate (see fromAbroad).
From abroad
Iranian nationals register on the Mikhak portal (mikhak.mfa.ir), fill in the PCC form and upload documents, then visit the consulate with original Iranian ID and residence permit for fingerprints; the certificate is emailed after 2-4 weeks. Foreign nationals with at least 12 months' legal residence in Iran apply through an Iranian embassy with a Persian application form, photos and police-taken fingerprints.
Fee
₹2,625Consulate General in Mumbai: INR 2,625 for fingerprinting plus INR 2,625 for issuance. Embassy in Canberra charges AUD 105 (cash) for foreign nationals.
Processing time
2-4 weeks for Iranian nationals via Mumbai consulate; around 5 months for foreign nationals via the Canberra embassy
Notes
Canberra can issue a proof letter (AUD 45) while a foreign national's check is pending.

Not confirmed

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  • In-country process (Police+10 offices / online systems) not confirmed on an official page; howToApply gives no in-country steps.
  • Fees and timings are mission-specific.

Official sources

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