Get your Nigerian Police Character Certificate
Get support with your Nigerian Police Character Certificate, also known as a Police Clearance Certificate. We handle your application and coordinate any biometrics required through to certificate delivery.
What is a Police Character Certificate?
A Nigerian Police Character Certificate is an official police document used to show an applicant’s criminal record status. It is also commonly called a Police Clearance Certificate or PCC.
It may be requested for immigration, residency, visa applications, work, study or other official processes, depending on the requirements of the country or organisation requesting it.
Revie helps you prepare the required information and coordinates the process through to certificate delivery.
If you completed PCC biometrics within the last three years, you may not need to capture biometrics again. You’ll need access to the email address used for your previous application, as it remains linked to your PCC and is used to retrieve your details and receive your certificate.
What do you need to apply?
Have these details and documents ready before starting your Police Character Certificate application.
Personal information
- NIN number
- State of origin
- Local Government Area
- Home address
- Email address
- Phone number registered with your NIN
Documents
- Passport data page
- Recent passport photograph
Application details
- Destination country
- Purpose of request
Get your Police Character Certificate
Apply through Revie for ₦65,000. Additional information may be requested.
Police Clearance Certificate
₦65,000
Here’s how it works
Your route depends on whether you need to capture biometrics again.
Submit your details
Send your personal information, documents, destination and purpose of request.
We check your biometrics status
We confirm whether you can use biometrics from a PCC completed within the last three years or need a new capture.
Capture biometrics if required
If a new capture is needed, we arrange your appointment in Ikoyi, Lagos and send you the details.
Receive your certificate
Once the required processing is complete, your certificate is sent to your email.
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Police Character Certificate questions
Answers to the questions people commonly ask before starting their application.
What is a Police Character Certificate and who needs one?
It is an official document confirming your criminal record status in Nigeria. It may be requested for travel, immigration, employment abroad or other official purposes.
Will I need to do biometrics again?
Not necessarily. If you completed biometrics for a previous Police Character Certificate within the last three years, you may be able to use your existing biometrics. We’ll confirm this after reviewing your details. If a new capture is required, it is completed in Ikoyi, Lagos.
How long does it take to get my certificate?
The timeline depends on whether a new biometrics capture is required. If biometrics are required, scheduling usually takes 3 to 5 working days. The certificate is usually ready within 1 business day after the required processing step and is sent to your email.
What if I've never captured PCC biometrics before?
If you have not completed PCC biometrics before, we’ll guide you through the new-capture process and arrange the applicable biometrics appointment.
What do I need to apply?
You will need your NIN number, personal details, passport data page, a recent passport photograph, destination country and purpose of request. Additional information may be requested.
Can I cancel or get a refund?
No. This service is non-refundable.
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