Police certificatesLast checked October 21, 2026
Police certificate for Palestinian Territories
Certificate of Good Conduct / Police Clearance (non-conviction certificate)شهادة حسن سير وسلوكEmbassy or consulateBy postOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
- Local name
- شهادة حسن سير وسلوك
- Issued by
- Palestinian Ministry of Interior
- How to apply
- The official pages read describe the application through Palestinian missions abroad only; the in-country process is not described.
- From abroad
- Palestinian citizens in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific post the application and registration forms, certified copies of passport and Palestinian ID, proof of residence, visa copy, two photos and a return Express envelope to the Consular Section of the General Delegation in Canberra, and email a cover letter and payment receipt to [email protected]. In Canada, applicants submit a typed form, Palestinian passport and ID, proof of Canadian status and two 4x6 cm photos to the Palestinian General Delegation in Ottawa, in person by appointment or by mail with notarised documents.
- Fee
- A$30Australia/NZ/Pacific delegation, per document. The General Delegation to Canada charges CAD 50 by money order.
- Processing time
- About one month after all documents are received (Australia delegation)
- Notes
- The Canada delegation says documents from Palestine must be authenticated by the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Virtual notarisation is not accepted for mailed Canadian applications.
Not confirmed
We couldn’t confirm these on an official page. Check the official page.
- Palestinian Police (palpolice.ps) returned 403 in the prior run and the in-country procedure, fee and time were not confirmed.
- The pages read describe the service for Palestinian citizens; eligibility of foreign former residents is not stated.
- Mission sites use non-.ps domains; they identify themselves as Palestinian delegations.
Official sources
These details come from the official pages below, checked on the date above.
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