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Now, Police Clearance Certificate mandatory for Indians seeking jobs in Saudi Arabia

Monitor News Desk by Monitor News Desk
Aug. 22, 2022 Updated 12:30 pm. IST
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Now, Police Clearance Certificate mandatory for Indians seeking jobs in Saudi Arabia


Jeddah: Saudi Arabia has made Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) mandatory for any Indian job aspirant in the kingdom

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Saudi Arabian Consulate in Mumbai has instructed travel agents to furnish Police Clearance Certificates for any employment visa endorsement, according to sources. The new rule will come into effect from 22nd August, they said.

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The mandatory PCC norm already existed in the Saudi Arabian Embassy in New Delhi for some time and it was due to be implemented in Mumbai.

Pertinently all southern states approach the Saudi Consulate in Mumbai for visa processing. In fact, lion’s share of Indian visas is being processed by the consulate in Mumbai.

Passport offices will issue PCCs at the request of the police stations. A similar method already exists in Kuwait in the Gulf Region.

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The PCC rule is being implemented to maintain the country’s image as crime free. The system will ensure only law-abiding prospective employees come to Saudi Arabia to work.


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