请问如何办理新加坡的无犯罪证明呀~急求

keithlinzzz · 发表于 21-4-2011 17:04:19|来自：黑龙江哈尔滨

本人想移民，需要一份新加坡的无犯罪证明，但现在新加坡不给非公民办这个证明，请问大家都是怎么办这个的？
有没有人过来人那~~~急求~万分感谢~

华强的三哥 · 发表于 22-4-2011 06:26:07|来自：黑龙江哈尔滨

只能回国办了，去新加坡驻中国的大使馆，宣誓，26元人民币就可以办好了

keithlinzzz · 发表于 22-4-2011 09:49:11|来自：黑龙江哈尔滨

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宣誓和无犯罪证明有什么区别么？
现在是怕把料材交上去人家不承认这种宣誓的东西呀
三哥，你办过么？~

华强的三哥 · 发表于 23-4-2011 20:12:51|来自：黑龙江哈尔滨

就是你回国，然后去新加坡驻中国大使馆，宣誓之后，就证明你在新加坡期间没有犯罪记录了，是新加坡驻中国大使馆给你开这个无犯罪证明

waxjp · 发表于 27-4-2011 22:32:58|来自：黑龙江哈尔滨

CERTIFICATE OF CLEARANCE
The Certificate of Clearance (COC), formerly known as Certificate of No Criminal Conviction (CNCC), is issued by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Singapore Police Force (SPF).

With effect from 18 October 2010, the COC will be issued to Singapore citizens only. The document certifies that the applicant does not have any criminal convictions in Singapore within a stipulated period of time. Applicant must show documentary proof from the relevant consulate/immigration authority/government authority which clearly indicates that the production of the COC is required. For more information, please refer to www.spf.gov.sg/epc/cert_issued.htm

If you wish to apply for a Certificate of Clearance, please download the application form and mail the completed form and required documents directly to:

If you wish to apply for a Certificate of Clearance, please download the application form and mail the completed form and required documents directly to:

Head Criminal Records
CID (CNCC)
391 New Bridge Road
Blk C Police Cantonment Complex
Singapore 088762

Tel: (65)

or

Email: [email protected]

SPF will consider granting COCs to Non-Singapore citizens who are in genuine need of a COC, upon appeal and on an exceptional, case by case basis. When submitting an appeal, the applicant must provide documentary proof that a COC is required and that the requesting authority does not accept a Statutory Declaration. The COC/Records Office (Tel: +65

, email: [email protected]) can be approached on the processes involving the submission of an appeal.

Last Updated on 14 December 2010
http://app.mfa.gov.sg/generator/asppages/washington/wstcon_coc.asp

waxjp · 发表于 27-4-2011 23:25:24|来自：黑龙江哈尔滨

三哥，在新加坡就办不了无犯罪证明吗？查看了一些网站，粘贴如下：
Application for Certificate of No Criminal Conviction (CNCC)
Notification

NOTIFICATION
The Singapore Police Force has cease issuing the Certificate of No Criminal Conviction (CNCC) to non-Singapore Citizens with effect from 18 Oct 2010.

Should you require further assistance or clarification, please contact the Certificate of No Criminal Conviction (CNCC)/Records Office at telephone numbers (+65)

or (+65)

between 8.30am and 5.30pm (local time) from Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays).

Certificate of No Criminal Conviction (CNCC)
/Records Office
Telephone numbers: (+65)

(+65)

between 8.30am and 5.30pm (local time) from Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is CNCC?
The Certificate of No Criminal Conviction (CNCC) is issued by the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Singapore Police Force. The document certifies that the applicant does not have any criminal convictions in Singapore within a stipulated period of time. CNCCs were previously issued to Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents and Foreigners who are above the age of 16 and have resided in Singapore for more than 6 months. CNCCs are requested for a variety of reasons, including applying for permanent residency rights in other countries.

Why is there a change in the policy for the CNCC?
Police are not obligated to issue CNCC but have done so as a form of international cooperation since other countries provide similar documents as well. However, this service does not form part of police’s core function. Further, following the recent differentiation approach between citizens and non-citizens in terms of benefits in the healthcare, medical and education sectors, a similar distinction was also drawn with regard to CNCC issuance policy. As such, CNCCs will only be issued to citizens henceforth. The policy change will affect only a small number and there are alternative mean such as applying for a Statutory Declaration through the Commissioners of Oath or qualified legal practitioners.

Where can I apply for a Statutory Declaration and how much does it cost?
You can refer to the Singapore Academy of Law website at http://www.sal.org.sg a list of appointed Commissioners for Oaths. The fees of commissioners of oath are regulated by the Commissioners for Oaths Rules.

How can I inform the Requesting Authority about the change in the CNCC policy?
The change in the CNCC policy is broadcast in the Singapore Police Force website at http://www.spf.gov.sg.

Who can I contact if I need further clarification or assistance?
You may speak with a CNCC officer at telephone numbers: (+65)

or (+65)

. Operating hours are between 8.30am and 5.30pm (local time) from Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays).

Last updated: 25 Oct 2010