Police certificatesLast checked October 20, 2026
Police certificate for Serbia
Certificate of No Criminal Record (certificate of (no) criminal conviction)Uverenje o (ne)kažnjavanjuOnlineIn personEmbassy or consulateOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
- Local name
- Uverenje o (ne)kažnjavanju
- Issued by
- Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia (MUP), police administrations
- How to apply
- Adult Serbian citizens can order it on the eUprava portal (euprava.gov.rs), selecting purpose and use in Serbia or abroad, paying any fee online, then collecting it at the police administration of their place of residence; or apply in person at the police administration.
- From abroad
- Serbian consulates request the certificate from the MUP on the applicant's behalf (e.g. Consulate General in Sydney: email documents first, then submit by post or by appointment).
- Fee
- A$68Consular fee at the Consulate General in Sydney; domestic fee depends on purpose and is not stated on the pages read
- Notes
- Distinct from the court certificate that no criminal proceedings are pending (issued by basic courts).
Not confirmed
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- eGovernment article dates from 2019; current delivery options and domestic fee not confirmed
- Consular fees vary by mission
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