Brunei Police Records

[RobertDski 3]

Has anyone needed a Brunei Police Record lately? There seems to be some confusion on how to get one through the embassy (in our case the Brunei Embassy in Manila)-their embassy has no website and information is virtually non-existent. One version says no letter from the requesting embassy and one says yes you need a letter from the requesting embassy. I would like to get ours as early as possible and not have to wait on a routine matter later in the process. Thanks RobertDski

[Lillen Faith 5]

Has anyone needed a Brunei Police Record lately? There seems to be some confusion on how to get one through the embassy (in our case the Brunei Embassy in Manila)-their embassy has no website and information is virtually non-existent. One version says no letter from the requesting embassy and one says yes you need a letter from the requesting embassy. I would like to get ours as early as possible and not have to wait on a routine matter later in the process. Thanks RobertDski

Try to contact the ambassador in Brunei.

http://bruneiembassy.be/

Let see if that helps.

[Lillen Faith 5]

If that doesn't help, another way is to get the police report from the Police Headquarters.

Royal Brunei Police Force Headquarters

Jalan Gadong BE1710

Brunei Darussalam

Telephone: 673-2-423901

Fax: 673-2-426290

http://www.polis.gov.bn/

The website is in Malay language unfortunately.

[Tintin and Mike 127]

Police certificates can be obtained in Brunei within approximately two weeks. When requesting a police clearance certificate, an applicant must submit the following:

Photocopy of his/her current passport.

Photocopy of his/her Brunei identity card, if available.

Evidence of the duration of the applicant's residency in Brunei.

Fee of fifty Brunei dollars.

The above items should be sent to:

The Commissioner

Royal Brunei Police Force

Gadong Headquarters

Bandar Seri Begawan

Attn: Awg Mohammad Abdullah - Translator

If the applicant lives outside of Brunei, a request for a police certificate, along with the required passport and identity card photocopies, may be sent to the Embassy by courier service.

Check out this link:

http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_5455.html?cid=9007

Good luck!

Edited April 1, 2013 by Tintin and Mike