police clearance certificate
Does anyone know where to obtain a police certificate in BJ? I worked and lived 3 years in BJ and I am now looking into working with young learners in the UK or Vietnam. All the schools require a police certificate from my last place of residence. I am not currently in BJ as I am traveling around asia. If anyone can point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.
Not sure if this is the appropriate forum but I will also post it under work in BJ and general discussion.
Thanks.
Claudia




gdbill
Re: police clearance certificate
The PSB Entry & Exit Administration handles these. They have outsourced some of the administrative process to some local company, but the E & E Administration can set you on the right track.
"Truth is not a commodity in short supply: The problem is, there's very little demand for it." -- ???
HuanChu
Re: police clearance certificate
You should ask the Beijing Embassy's of those countries you want to work in.
They will know where you need to go for those.
Having said that, bear in mind though that it is notoriously difficult to get anything on paper from the police here.
Good luck in your hunt though.
PS. I locked the other thread, and directed people to comment here, just to keep things all in one place.
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phyllisli
Re: police clearance certificate
Hi there,
I think you are talking about local police registration which is called temporary residence certificate. Normally you should bring your original passport and landlord's ID to go to police for registration, since ur not in Bj,ushould contact with your landlord.
Good luck for you.
Phyllis
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HuanChu
Re: police clearance certificate
No, she needs a paper from the police saying she never broke any laws while she lived here. She needs it to get a job working with children in other countries.
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gdbill
Re: police clearance certificate
Common Sense: Why would he really mean local residence registration with the local police station when he's not even in China? Think about it.
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phyllisli
Re: police clearance certificate
Right, ic. Thx.
She might need to contact PSB for help, contact no.: 84020101. Good luck.
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beijingleeo
Re: police clearance certificate
We can help you out.
You need to provide copies of the passport information page, all the Chinese visas and all the entry and exit stamps when crossing the China customs. Besides those, you need to provide the last registration form of temporary residence when staying in China. It takes about 2 weeks. It can be as fast as 1 week with extra charge.
The non-criminal certificate is issued by Public Security Bureau in Chinese. If you need to have it notarized, it takes about another 10 days. The notarization normally is in both English (or other language if required) and Chinese.
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HuanChu
Re: police clearance certificate
And how much would you charge for all that, Leo?
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Zoe85
Re: police clearance certificate
You can obtain the so-called Police Clearance 无犯罪正 from the following:
Shuangxiong Service Company
No 3 An Ding Men Dong Dajie
Tel: + 8610 64027616
It's about 400m away from YongHeGong PSB.
The price will depend on how soon do you need the docs for.
I have mine done in a week, it was about a few hundreds kuai.
Then you need to have it translated & certified which can be done at the same place. This will cost another few hundreds (again, depends on the service, regular/fast).
cheers,
grizzly
Re: police clearance certificate
yes, exactly. 9i need it for working in the UK and Vietnam. They want a police clearance or letter of good conduct certificate. I checked the PSB website but there is no information on police certificates. I will no be back in China until august, so will have to check on this issue myself upon my return.
Thanks for all your advice.
Claudia