SKCK (Police Clearance Certificate)
Get Your SKCK Hassle-Free!
A Police Clearance Certificate (SKCK) is an official document issued by the Indonesian National Police (POLRI) that confirms whether an individual has a criminal record. It is required for various immigration, employment, legal, and residency applications both in Indonesia and abroad.
Required Documents
To apply for an SKCK, you need the following:
- Copy of Passport (for foreigners)
- Copy of National ID (KTP) & Family Card (KK) (for Indonesians)
- Copy of KITAS/KITAP (for foreign applicants in Indonesia)
- Recent Passport-Sized Photos (Red Background)
- Letter of Recommendation (for foreign nationals from the embassy or sponsor)
- Fingerprints & Police Records (for first-time applicants)
Documents must be translated into Indonesian if issued in another language.
Application Process
Applying for an SKCK is easy with our professional service:
1. Document Preparation
Gather all required documents for submission.
2. Fingerprint Collection
Submit biometric data at the local police office.
3. Police Background Check
The authorities verify your records.
4. SKCK Issuance
Receive your official Police Clearance Certificate.
Benefits of Our Service
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Fast & Hassle-Free Processing
Avoid long queues and complex paperwork. -
Legal Compliance
Ensure your SKCK meets official requirements. -
Support for Foreign Nationals
Get assistance with translations and embassy requirements.
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Nationwide & International Validity
SKCKs can be used for visas, jobs, and legal applications. -
Secure & Confidential
Your personal data is handled with the highest security standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
SKCK is typically valid for 6 months and can be renewed if needed.
Yes, but you may need to process it through the Indonesian embassy.
Yes, first-time applicants must provide fingerprint records at the police office.
Yes, foreign residents in Indonesia can obtain an SKCK for visa and stay permit applications.
To obtain an Indonesian Police Clearance Certificate (SKCK), applicants must submit required documents to the police station, complete fingerprinting, and follow the verification process.