Advice on Hong Kong & Irish police checks plz!
May 10th 2006, 11:32 am
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Advice on Hong Kong & Irish police checks plz!
Has anyone had to get their pcc from Hong Kong and Ireland and can advise me how I go about it, pleeeassse? Tx
May 10th 2006, 3:53 pm
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Re: Advice on Hong Kong & Irish police checks plz!
Originally Posted by kch
Has anyone had to get their pcc from Hong Kong and Ireland and can advise me how I go about it, pleeeassse? Tx
HONG KONG
(SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION)
Relevant document - Certificate of No Criminal
Conviction' (CNCC)
Apply Hong Kong (SAR) Police Identification Bureau,
Residents in person to the CNCC Office
Non-residents by mail to
The Commissioner of Police
(Aft: OIC CNCC)
At 14/F, Arsenal House
Police Headquarters
1 Arsenal Street, Wan Chai
Hong Kong
Phone (852) 2860 6557 (local)
or (852) 2860 6558 (overseas)
Fax (852) 2200 4321
Provide passport or Hong Kong ID card, original
and photocopy of the referral letter from
the departmental office processing your
application. Fingerprints: Residents taken
at interview; Non-residents must obtain
and send fingerprints certified (name, rank,
full name of agency and date) by the police
agency of the country of residence
Note Residents Where an applicant is seeking to
obtain `Certificates of No Criminal
Conviction' for him/herself, a spouse and/or
children, original proof of the applicant's
marriage and the children's relationship to
the applicant (marriage and birth certificates)
must be provided. In the case of a step-child,
the original and a photocopy of the relevant
marriage certificate and documentary proof
of the step-child's relationship to the
applicant must be provided. The original
documents will be returned
Applicants residing in Australia who
want a Hong Kong police clearance need to
lodge their application then obtain a letter of
authority from the department for the
clearance. The letter can then be used to
obtain the police clearance
Fee payable
Form Residents obtained at a pre-arranged
interview with HKP or can be downloaded
from the following website
www.into.gov.hk/police. The email
address for further info is
[email protected]
Non-residents obtained from email above
May 11th 2006, 1:10 am
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Re: Advice on Hong Kong & Irish police checks plz!
Originally Posted by kch
Has anyone had to get their pcc from Hong Kong and Ireland and can advise me how I go about it, pleeeassse? Tx
The Garda Website has some Infomation on how to get PCC from Ireland
http://www.garda.ie/angarda/faq.html#C2
In reality the length of time can vary. The best thing is to go in and ask them how to go about it, and then when you have submitted it keep it up if it seems to be taking too long.
Good Luck :0)
May 11th 2006, 9:19 am
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Re: Advice on Hong Kong & Irish police checks plz!
Originally Posted by Tortuga
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/47p.pdf
HONG KONG
(SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION)
Relevant document - Certificate of No Criminal
Conviction' (CNCC)
Apply Hong Kong (SAR) Police Identification Bureau,
Residents in person to the CNCC Office
Non-residents by mail to
The Commissioner of Police
(Aft: OIC CNCC)
At 14/F, Arsenal House
Police Headquarters
1 Arsenal Street, Wan Chai
Hong Kong
Phone (852) 2860 6557 (local)
or (852) 2860 6558 (overseas)
Fax (852) 2200 4321
Provide passport or Hong Kong ID card, original
and photocopy of the referral letter from
the departmental office processing your
application. Fingerprints: Residents taken
at interview; Non-residents must obtain
and send fingerprints certified (name, rank,
full name of agency and date) by the police
agency of the country of residence
Note Residents Where an applicant is seeking to
obtain `Certificates of No Criminal
Conviction' for him/herself, a spouse and/or
children, original proof of the applicant's
marriage and the children's relationship to
the applicant (marriage and birth certificates)
must be provided. In the case of a step-child,
the original and a photocopy of the relevant
marriage certificate and documentary proof
of the step-child's relationship to the
applicant must be provided. The original
documents will be returned
Applicants residing in Australia who
want a Hong Kong police clearance need to
lodge their application then obtain a letter of
authority from the department for the
clearance. The letter can then be used to
obtain the police clearance
Fee payable
Form Residents obtained at a pre-arranged
interview with HKP or can be downloaded
from the following website
www.into.gov.hk/police. The email
address for further info is
[email protected]
Non-residents obtained from email above
HONG KONG
(SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION)
Relevant document - Certificate of No Criminal
Conviction' (CNCC)
Apply Hong Kong (SAR) Police Identification Bureau,
Residents in person to the CNCC Office
Non-residents by mail to
The Commissioner of Police
(Aft: OIC CNCC)
At 14/F, Arsenal House
Police Headquarters
1 Arsenal Street, Wan Chai
Hong Kong
Phone (852) 2860 6557 (local)
or (852) 2860 6558 (overseas)
Fax (852) 2200 4321
Provide passport or Hong Kong ID card, original
and photocopy of the referral letter from
the departmental office processing your
application. Fingerprints: Residents taken
at interview; Non-residents must obtain
and send fingerprints certified (name, rank,
full name of agency and date) by the police
agency of the country of residence
Note Residents Where an applicant is seeking to
obtain `Certificates of No Criminal
Conviction' for him/herself, a spouse and/or
children, original proof of the applicant's
marriage and the children's relationship to
the applicant (marriage and birth certificates)
must be provided. In the case of a step-child,
the original and a photocopy of the relevant
marriage certificate and documentary proof
of the step-child's relationship to the
applicant must be provided. The original
documents will be returned
Applicants residing in Australia who
want a Hong Kong police clearance need to
lodge their application then obtain a letter of
authority from the department for the
clearance. The letter can then be used to
obtain the police clearance
Fee payable
Form Residents obtained at a pre-arranged
interview with HKP or can be downloaded
from the following website
www.into.gov.hk/police. The email
address for further info is
[email protected]
Non-residents obtained from email above
Looked up the HK pcc website, we need to provide a letter from the Consulate/Immigration stating that they need the pcc from them for migration purpose.
We haven't submitted our application yet, agent asked us to get our pccs done. Wondering whether anyone has their HK pcc done sucessfully before requesting from their CO, or we just simply have to sit and wait till a pcc is requested from our CO?
Greenpeas, good luck with your visa
, seeing you've been waiting for quite sometime. 
May 11th 2006, 4:07 pm
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Re: Advice on Hong Kong & Irish police checks plz!
Originally Posted by kch
Thanks a lot for the replies and links, Tortuga & Greenpeas!
Looked up the HK pcc website, we need to provide a letter from the Consulate/Immigration stating that they need the pcc from them for migration purpose.
We haven't submitted our application yet, agent asked us to get our pccs done. Wondering whether anyone has their HK pcc done sucessfully before requesting from their CO, or we just simply have to sit and wait till a pcc is requested from our CO?
Greenpeas, good luck with your visa, seeing you've been waiting for quite sometime.
Looked up the HK pcc website, we need to provide a letter from the Consulate/Immigration stating that they need the pcc from them for migration purpose.
We haven't submitted our application yet, agent asked us to get our pccs done. Wondering whether anyone has their HK pcc done sucessfully before requesting from their CO, or we just simply have to sit and wait till a pcc is requested from our CO?
Greenpeas, good luck with your visa
, seeing you've been waiting for quite sometime. When I went for my PCC the Gardai also looked for documentation to show a Consulate/Immigration Request, before they would process one.
