Police Clearance Certificate

The South African Embassy in Muscat can assist South African citizens living in Oman with police clearance certificates.

Requirements:
•	A letter requesting a police clearance certificate, providing the following details: - Surname - Maiden name (and where this still applies, the applicant would also specify in which surname the certificate should be issued). - Given names - Date of birth - Place of birth - South African Identity number (where applicable) - Last residential address in South Africa - Last South African business or employer's address - Telephone number of the above - Date - Signature - Mailing address in the country of application - Postal code - Telephone number
•	The letter has to be accompanied by: - A full set of fingerprints - Fee of OR 3- (A banker's draft or money order, made payable to the South African Police Service is acceptable). Payment can also be done at the Mission.
•	The letter, that could be issued by the Embassy or the South African Police Service, fingerprints and fee plus a copy of the receipt if paid abroad, should be forwarded to: Inspector Erasmus or Sgt. Bunk Criminal Record Center - SAPS 1st Floor, Sanlam Plaza West 271 Schoeman Street Pretoria 0001 Republic of South Africa Tel.: (012) 393-3712/13/14/15 Fax: (012) 393-3718/19 Note that: - It takes 14 working days to issue a certificate - Office hours are from 07:30 to 16:00
•	N.B. If the documentation is forwarded to the Criminal Record Center in Pretoria from abroad, the application may be sent via any reputable courier company. It is crucial that the courier company be PREPAID to collect the documents from the Criminal Record Center and return the documents to the sender.