Police certificatesLast checked October 21, 2026

Police certificate for Uzbekistan

Electronic criminal record certificate (with QR code)OnlineEmbassy or consulateOfficial page

Issued by: Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan
How to apply: Since 1 June 2018 the Ministry of Internal Affairs issues an electronic criminal record certificate with a QR code through the Single Portal of Interactive Public Services my.gov.uz: register on the portal and follow its instructions.
From abroad: The Uzbek Embassy in Berlin (consular district Germany, Czech Republic, Switzerland) requests documents from Uzbek state bodies for applicants. Submit, in 3 copies: an application to the consul, a questionnaire completed in Uzbek or Russian, a copy of all used passport pages, 3 photos (3.5 x 4.5 cm), proof of lawful residence, a PINFL (foreign nationals only), and the receipt for the consular fee (EUR 30 for Uzbek citizens, EUR 70 for foreign nationals), plus a B4 return envelope stamped for EUR 4.55. Postal submission is possible only by prior agreement with the consular section.
Notes: The embassy consular fee (EUR 30 / EUR 70) is for its general service of requesting documents from Uzbekistan; the fee is not refunded if the documents are not found. Consular section: Perleberger Strasse 62, 10559 Berlin, [email protected].

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