How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Documents Required

For No Objection Letter (NOC)

A No Objection Letter (NOC) is required for the repatriation of the deceased’s body from United Arab Emirates to India. The following documents are required for the issuance of the NOC:

• Request Letter: A request letter from the next of kin (family member) of the deceased, requesting the No Objection Letter for repatriation.
• Dully filled Covering Letter
• Passport of the Next of Kin: Original and copy of the passport of the next of kin (family member), including the first page and last page for identification purposes.
• Passport of the Deceased: Original and copy of the passport of the deceased for verification.
• Death Notification from Hospital: A death notification issued by the hospital where the deceased passed away (if applicable).
• Police Report (if applicable): A police report in case of a natural death at home or if the death occurred due to an accident or other unnatural causes.
• FIR for Accidental or Unnatural Death: A copy of the FIR (First Information Report) filed by the family if the death was due to an accident or unnatural causes.
• Translation of Thai Documents: All Thai documents (e.g., hospital death notification, police reports, etc.) should be translated into English before submission to the embassy.

Once the NOC is issued, it enables the family to collect the body from the local authorities for further action (such as transportation to India or cremation in United Arab Emirates).

Documents Required for Issuance of Death Certificate

(For Transportation of Dead Body to India or After Cremation)

• Death Certificate from Thai Authorities: Death Certificate issued by the Thai District office, along with copies in Thai and English for verification and submission.
• Post-Mortem Report (if applicable): Photocopy of the post-mortem report, if available, in both Thai and English.
• Original Passport of the Deceased: Original passport of the deceased for cancellation.

FAQs – Death Certificate (ICAC United Arab Emirates)

1. What is a Death Certificate issued by the Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC)?
   A Death Certificate issued by ICAC is an official document that certifies the death of an Indian national residing in United Arab Emirates, based on the death registration in India.
2. Who can apply for a Death Certificate at ICAC in United Arab Emirates?
   The immediate family members of the deceased, including spouse, children, or legal representatives, can apply for a Death Certificate.
3. Can a Death Certificate be issued for deaths occurring in United Arab Emirates?
   No, the Death Certificate issued by ICAC is based on deaths registered in India. Deaths occurring in United Arab Emirates must be registered with local authorities.
4. What is the processing time for obtaining a Death Certificate?
   The processing time is typically 7–10 working days from the date of submission of complete documentation.
5. Is the Death Certificate issued by ICAC valid internationally?
   Yes, the Death Certificate is recognized internationally. However, it may need to be apostilled for official use in other countries.
6. Can a Death Certificate be issued retrospectively for deaths that occurred several years ago?
   Yes, a Death Certificate can be issued retrospectively if the death was legally registered in India and all relevant documents are provided.
7. What is the fee for obtaining a Death Certificate?
   The fee varies depending on the number of copies required and the processing time. Applicants can refer to the ICAC fee schedule for updated information.
8. Can a Death Certificate be issued in both English and Thai?
   ICAC generally issues the Death Certificate in English. Applicants can request a Thai translation, which may incur additional charges.
9. Can I apply for a duplicate Death Certificate in case the original is lost?
   Yes, a duplicate Death Certificate can be issued upon submission of a formal request, a police report (if applicable), and payment of the prescribed fee.
10. Is an NRI allowed to apply for a Death Certificate for a deceased relative in India?
    Yes, NRIs can apply for a Death Certificate for their deceased relatives in India through ICAC by providing proof of relationship and necessary documentation.
11. Can the Death Certificate be collected by someone other than the applicant?
    Yes, a third party can collect the certificate with an authorization letter from the applicant and a valid ID proof

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form:Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Documents Required

To apply for an Emergency Certificate at the Indian Consular Application Centre in United Arab Emirates, the following documents are required:

• Duly filled Covering Letter Form
• Authority Letter
• Request Letter for Emergency Certificate:
  A formal letter from the applicant explaining the reason for the emergency and the need for the Emergency Certificate.
• Affidavit for Loss of Passport (if applicable):
  If the applicant’s passport is lost or stolen, a duly signed affidavit declaring the loss of the passport must be submitted. It should also include details like when and where the passport was lost.
• Copy of the Stolen Passport (if applicable):
  If the applicant’s passport was stolen, providing a photocopy of the stolen passport (if available) will help speed up the process.
• Valid Proof of Identity:
  Photocopies of any valid identification such as the Indian Aadhar card, Voter ID, or National ID to verify the applicant’s identity.
• Proof of Residence in United Arab Emirates:
  Proof of residence in United Arab Emirates, such as a valid visa, Alien Registration Card (ARC), or Thai residency card.
• Photographs:
  Recent passport-sized photographs (usually two) of the applicant as per consular specifications.
• Flight Ticket or Travel Itinerary:
  A confirmed flight ticket or travel itinerary showing the date and destination of travel to India.
• Police Report (if applicable):
  If the passport was lost or stolen, a police report from the local Thai police station confirming the loss or theft must be submitted.

FAQs – Emergency Certificate (EC)

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Documents Checklist

To apply for Life Certificate / Pension Papers Attestation from the ICAC, the following documents are required:

• Request Letter: A letter from the applicant requesting the Life Certificate or attestation of pension papers, specifying the purpose for which the attestation is required (e.g., for pension continuation, bank requirements, etc.).
• Duly filled Covering Letter
• Original Passport with Photocopy: The original passport of the applicant along with photocopies of all pages containing personal particulars and the current visa page.
• Photographs of the Applicant: Two passport-sized photographs (3.5 x 3.5 cm) of the applicant with a blue background (if required by the applicant’s bank or pension authorities).
• Life Certificate Signature: The applicant must sign the Life Certificate in front of a consular officer at the ICAC. The signature should be done in duplicate (two copies) for the embassy’s records.
• Original Pension Papers: The original pension-related papers, such as pension payment order, proof of pension receipt, or any other pension-related documents that need to be attested. Photocopies of these papers must also be provided.

FAQs

1. What is a Life Certificate?
   A Life Certificate is an official document that confirms a pensioner is alive. It is submitted to the pension-disbursing authority to continue receiving pension benefits.
2. Who can apply for Life Certificate or Pension Paper attestation?
   Indian pensioners residing in United Arab Emirates who need to submit a Life Certificate or require attestation of pension-related documents to authorities in India.
3. Where can I apply for this service?
   You can apply at the nearest ICAC (Indian Consular Application Centre) in United Arab Emirates. Attestation services are processed in coordination with the Embassy of India.
4. Do I need to visit in person?
   Yes. The pensioner must appear in person at the ICAC for identity verification and biometric confirmation (if required by the bank/pension authority).
5. Can the attestation be done online or via post?
   No. Personal appearance is mandatory for Life Certificate or pension document attestation.
6. How long does the attestation process take?
   The service is typically processed within 2–3 working days, depending on the document verification and Embassy approval.
7. What is the fee for attesting pension documents?
   Nominal charges apply for this service. Please check the ICAC fee chart for updated service and consular fees.
8. Is the Life Certificate issued by ICAC accepted by Indian banks?
   Yes. The Life Certificate attested by the Embassy of India through ICAC is accepted by all Indian government banks and pension disbursing authorities.
9. Can ICAC issue a digital life certificate?
   No. ICAC does not issue Digital Life Certificates (DLC). You may generate a DLC online via the Jeevan Pramaan portal if you have biometric access. For manual certificates, attestation is required.
10. Can someone else collect the attested document on my behalf?
    No. The pensioner must personally collect the document after attestation due to identity confirmation requirements.
11. Are appointments required for this service?
    Yes. Prior appointment is mandatory. Please book through the official ICAC portal or helpline before visiting.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Documents Checklist

To apply for an NRI Status Certificate from the Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) in United Arab Emirates, the following documents are required:

• Duly filled Covering Letter:
  A cover letter completed and signed by the applicant explaining the purpose of the request for the NRI Status Certificate.
• Dully filled NRI Form
• Request Letter for NRI Status Certificate:
  A formal request letter from the applicant, specifying the purpose of the NRI Status Certificate and providing details of the applicant’s stay in United Arab Emirates (e.g., dates of entry, residence duration, and type of visa/work permit).
• Original Passport with Photocopy:
  The original Indian passport of the applicant along with photocopies of all pages containing personal particulars and the current visa page.
• Original Work Permit/Tangdao (Alien Certificate)/Residence Permit with Photocopy:
  The original Work Permit, Tangdao (Alien Certificate), or Residence Permit along with a photocopy for verification. This document serves as proof of the applicant’s legal residence in United Arab Emirates.
• Authority Letter (if the applicant cannot come personally):
  If the applicant is unable to visit the ICAC personally, an authority letter must be provided, authorizing someone else to submit the application and collect the certificate on their behalf.

FAQs

1. What is an NRI Status Certificate?
   An NRI (Non-Resident Indian) Status Certificate is a document issued by the Indian Consular Application Centre to confirm the applicant’s status as a Non-Resident Indian based on their period of stay outside India.
2. Why do I need an NRI Status Certificate?
   The certificate is often required for legal, financial, and taxation purposes in India, such as opening NRI bank accounts, purchasing property, or for educational and visa applications.
3. Who is eligible to apply for an NRI Status Certificate?
   Indian nationals residing in United Arab Emirates who have been living outside India for more than 182 days in the preceding financial year can apply for the NRI Status Certificate.
4. How long does it take to obtain the NRI Status Certificate?
   Processing time typically ranges from 3 to 5 business days, depending on the verification of documents and other factors.
5. Is the presence of the applicant mandatory for applying?
   Yes, the applicant must be present at the ICAC in United Arab Emirates to submit the application and verify the documents.
6. Can someone else submit the application on my behalf?
   Yes, but the authorized person must present a notarized authorization letter along with their ID proof and the applicant’s documents.
7. What is the validity period of the NRI Status Certificate?
   The validity of the certificate is generally one year from the date of issuance unless specified otherwise.
8. Can I apply for the NRI Status Certificate if I am holding a foreign passport?
   Yes, but you must provide a copy of your Indian passport along with the foreign passport and proof of Indian origin or OCI/PIO card.
9. Is there a fee for the NRI Status Certificate?
   Yes, a service fee is applicable for the issuance of the NRI Status Certificate. The fee details can be obtained from the ICAC office or the official website.
10. Can I track the status of my application?
    Yes, applicants can track their application status by contacting the ICAC office or through the official tracking system using the reference number provided during submission.
11. What if my application is rejected?
    If the application is rejected, the applicant will be notified of the reasons for rejection. The applicant can correct the discrepancies and reapply with the necessary documents.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Relationship Certificate for Work Permit/Tangdao Holder/OCI Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose.
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Work Permit/Tangdao/OCI copy – 1 set
• Passport copies of person requiring the relationship certificate
• Marriage certificate copy if spouse’s name is not endorsed in either passport. If not endorsed, new passports must be obtained first.
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Relationship Certificate for Retirement Visa Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose.
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Passport copies of person requiring the relationship certificate
• Marriage certificate copy if spouse’s name is not endorsed in either passport. If not endorsed, new passports must be obtained first.
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Relationship Certificate for Non-F Visa Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose.
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Letter of Employment from the organization
• Passport copies of person requiring the relationship certificate
• Marriage certificate copy if spouse’s name is not endorsed in either passport. If not endorsed, new passports must be obtained first.
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Relationship Certificate for Student Visa Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose.
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Student ID copy – 1 set and letter from the institution
• Passport copies of person requiring the relationship certificate
• Marriage certificate copy if spouse’s name is not endorsed in either passport. If not endorsed, new passports must be obtained first.
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Relationship Certificate for Thai Spouse Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose.
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Passport copy of spouse – 1 set
• OCI copy of Spouse – 1 set (if available)
• Marriage certificate copy if spouse’s name is not endorsed in either passport. If not endorsed, new passports must be obtained first.
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

FAQs

1. Who can apply for the Relationship Certificate?
   Anyone who needs proof of relationship between two individuals for legal or personal purposes can apply. The applicant must be able to provide supporting documentation to verify the relationship.
2. Can someone else apply on my behalf?
   Yes, if you cannot personally visit ICAC, you may authorize another person to apply for the certificate by providing them with an authority letter.
3. How long does it take to process the Relationship Certificate?
   Processing usually takes 5–10 working days, depending on the verification process. Urgent requests may take longer based on ICAC’s processing capacity.
4. What happens if I do not have a marriage certificate or birth certificate to prove the relationship?
   If you lack official certificates, you may need to provide affidavits, joint declarations, or other documents that verify the relationship. The embassy may request additional documentation or evidence.
5. Can the Relationship Certificate be used in India?
   Yes, the Relationship Certificate issued by the ICAC is valid for use in India for various legal purposes, including visa applications, inheritance matters, and legal formalities.
6. Is there a fee for the Relationship Certificate?
   Yes, there is a fee for processing the Relationship Certificate. You can check the ICAC fee schedule for the current charges.
7. What if the applicant cannot provide a Work Permit or Resident Permit?
   If the applicant does not have a Work Permit or Resident Permit, other official documents such as a valid visa, residence proof, or Thai ID may be accepted, depending on ICAC’s guidelines.
8. Do both parties involved in the relationship need to be present?
   In most cases, only the applicant needs to be present for the application process. However, both parties may be asked to provide relevant documents or signatures as part of the verification.
9. What if the original passport of the individual is not available?
   If the original passport is unavailable, you will need to provide a police report or an affidavit explaining the loss of the passport. The embassy may proceed based on the available documentation.
10. Can I apply for a Relationship Certificate online?
    Currently, the application must be submitted in person at the ICAC. The online application for Relationship Certificates is not available.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Transfer of Residence Certificate for Workpermit Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose.
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Workpermit copy – 1 set
• Letter from Company stating your transfer back to your home country.
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of the authorized person
• All Original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Transfer of Residence Certificate for Retirement Visa Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose.
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of the authorized person
• All Original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Transfer of Residence Certificate for Non-F Visa Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose.
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Letter of Employment from the organization stating your transfer details back to your home country.
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of the authorized person
• All Original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

FAQs – Transfer of Residence (ToR) Certificate

1. What is a Transfer of Residence (ToR) Certificate?
   A Transfer of Residence Certificate is a document issued by the Indian Embassy confirming that an Indian national has stayed abroad for a specified period and is now relocating permanently to India. It is used to claim customs duty exemptions on personal belongings.
2. Who is eligible to apply for a ToR Certificate?
   Indian citizens residing in United Arab Emirates who have lived abroad continuously for at least 2 years and are returning to India to settle permanently can apply for a ToR Certificate.
3. Where do I apply for the ToR Certificate?
   Applications can be submitted at the nearest Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) in United Arab Emirates. The ICAC forwards the application to the Embassy of India for processing.
4. Do I need to visit the ICAC in person?
   Yes. The applicant must appear in person at the ICAC to verify identity and submit the application.
5. What is the processing time for a ToR Certificate?
   Processing generally takes 3–5 working days, subject to verification and approval by the Embassy.
6. Is there a fee for this service?
   Yes, the ToR Certificate is subject to consular fees and ICAC service charges. Please refer to the fee schedule at the ICAC or official website.
7. Why is a ToR Certificate important?
   It helps Indian customs authorities assess your eligibility for customs duty exemptions on personal household goods and used items being shipped to India.
8. What is the minimum period of stay abroad to qualify for ToR benefits in India?
   You must have stayed abroad for at least 2 years, with short visits to India not exceeding 6 months in total.
9. Can I apply for ToR if I’m returning to India temporarily?
   No. ToR is issued only to those returning to India with the intention of permanent relocation. Temporary visits do not qualify.
10. Can someone else apply or collect the ToR Certificate on my behalf?
    No. Due to the personal nature of the document, the applicant must appear and collect it in person.
11. Does the ToR Certificate guarantee customs exemption in India?
    The certificate supports your claim, but the final decision rests with Indian Customs. The Embassy does not guarantee exemption.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website. Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time. Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online. Click here to track your application

Police Clearance Certificate for Work Permit/Tangdao Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose with address mentioned in detail
• Application form filled
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Work Permit/Tangdao – 1 set
• Photographs 2×2 inches white background – 2 photos
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Police Clearance Certificate for Retirement Visa Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose with address mentioned in detail
• Application form filled
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Photographs 2×2 inches white background – 2 photos
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Police Clearance Certificate for Student Visa Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose with address mentioned in detail
• Application form filled 
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Bonafide certificate from Institution with ID card copy (Original)
• Photographs 2×2 inches white background – 2 photos
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Police Clearance Certificate for Non-F Visa Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose with address mentioned in detail
• Application form filled 
• Passport copy of Main Visa holder – 2 sets
• Letter from the organization confirming your employment (Original)
• Photographs 2×2 inches white background – 2 photos
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Police Clearance Certificate for Dependent Work Permit/Tangdao Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose with address mentioned in detail
• Application form filled 
• Passport copy of applicant – 2 sets and Main Visa holder – 1 set
• Work Permit/Tangdao – 1 set
• Photographs 2×2 inches white background – 2 photos
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Police Clearance Certificate for Dependent on Retirement Visa Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose with address mentioned in detail
• Application form filled 
• Passport copy of applicant – 2 sets and Main Visa holder – 1 set
• Photographs 2×2 inches white background – 2 photos
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Police Clearance Certificate for Dependent on Student Visa Holder

• Covering Letter stating details of service needed and for what purpose with address mentioned in detail
• Application form filled 
• Passport copy of applicant – 2 sets and Main Visa holder – 1 set
• Bonafide certificate from Institution with ID card copy (Original)
• Photographs 2×2 inches white background – 2 photos
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot apply personally, along with ID/passport copy of authorized person
• All original documents must be shown during submission at the center.

Fees Details

FAQs

1. What is a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)?
   A PCC is an official document issued by Indian authorities stating that the applicant has no criminal record in India. It is often required for residency, employment, immigration, or visa applications abroad.
2. Who can apply for a PCC at ICAC in United Arab Emirates?
   Indian nationals residing in United Arab Emirates who require a PCC for immigration, employment, long-term visa, or residency purposes can apply at ICAC.
3. Where do I apply for a PCC in United Arab Emirates?
   You can apply at the nearest Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC), which processes the application on behalf of the Embassy of India.
4. Do I need to visit the ICAC in person?
   Yes. Personal appearance is mandatory for identity verification and biometric data (if required by Indian authorities).
5. How long does it take to process the PCC?
   Processing time may vary, but it generally takes 7–15 working days, depending on clearance from the issuing police authority in India.
6. Can the PCC be issued on the same day?
   No. PCC involves police verification from India, so same-day issuance is not possible.
7. What is the fee for PCC application?
   The total fee includes both consular charges and ICAC service fees. Please check the official ICAC website or centre noticeboard for the latest fee schedule.
8. Is the PCC issued by the Embassy accepted by all countries?
   Yes. The PCC issued by the Embassy of India via ICAC is valid for most countries. However, some countries may require apostille or further attestation.
9. Can I apply for PCC if my passport was recently renewed?
   Yes, but you must submit both your old and new passport copies to verify address history.
10. What if I require the PCC urgently?
    Expedited processing is not usually possible due to dependency on police verification from India. Plan your application in advance.
11. Can I authorize someone else to collect my PCC?
    No. The applicant must collect the PCC in person with a valid ID to ensure secure document delivery.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website. Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time. Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online. Click here to track your application

Surrender / Renunciation of Indian Citizenship

• Application form filled
• Dully filled Covering Letter
• Photographs 3.5 cm × 4.5 cm (white/blue background) – 2 photos
• Indian Passport copy – 2 sets
• Naturalization paper translated into English and attested by Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• House registration translated into English and attested by Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• Thai Passport and ID copy
• Copy of ID/Passport on the basis of nationality acquired
• Authority Letter if the applicant cannot come personally, along with ID copy of the person being authorized
• All original documents must be shown during submission

Fees Details

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

1. What is a Surrender Certificate?

A Surrender Certificate is an official document issued by the Embassy of India confirming that an individual has surrendered their Indian passport after acquiring foreign nationality.

2. Who needs to apply for a Surrender Certificate?

Any person of Indian origin who has acquired foreign citizenship and holds a foreign passport must surrender their Indian passport and obtain a Surrender Certificate.

3. Why is a Surrender Certificate important?

It is a legal requirement under Indian law. Holding an Indian passport after acquiring foreign citizenship is a violation of the Indian Passport Act. The certificate is also required for applying for OCI (Overseas Citizenship of India) or visa services.

4. Where can I apply for a Surrender Certificate in South Korea?

You can apply at the nearest Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) in South Korea. The ICAC forwards your application to the Embassy of India for processing.

5. Do I need to appear in person?

Yes. The applicant must appear in person at the ICAC to submit the application and original documents.

6. How long does it take to get the Surrender Certificate?

The processing time is typically 7–10 working days, depending on document verification and Embassy clearance.

7. What is the fee for the Surrender Certificate?

Fees vary based on the date of acquiring foreign nationality. Please refer to the fee chart at ICAC or their website for the latest consular and service charges.

8. Can I still travel to India without a Surrender Certificate?

No. You must obtain a visa or OCI card to travel to India after acquiring foreign citizenship. The Surrender Certificate is a prerequisite for these services.

9. What happens if I don’t surrender my Indian passport?

Retaining and using an Indian passport after acquiring foreign nationality is a punishable offense under Indian law. You may face penalties or denial of future consular services.

10. Can I apply for a Surrender Certificate if my Indian passport is lost?

Yes. In case of a lost passport, you must submit a police report or loss affidavit along with other required documents. The Embassy will issue the Surrender Certificate after due verification.

11. Can someone else submit or collect the certificate on my behalf?

No. Due to the sensitive nature of the document, the applicant must apply and collect it in person.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Documents Checklist

To apply for attestation of Power of Attorney, Individual Affidavit, Will, or Signature from the Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC), the following documents are required:

• Request Letter for Power of Attorney/Will with Purpose: A formal request letter specifying the purpose of the document (e.g., legal matters, property transactions, etc.).
• Dully filled Covering Letter
• Signed Document in the Presence of a Consular Officer: The Power of Attorney, Individual Affidavit, Will, or Signature paper must be signed in the presence of a consular officer at the ICAC.
• Original Document with Photocopy and Photographs: The original document that needs to be attested, along with a photocopy of the document and two passport-sized photographs of the applicant.
• Original Passport with Photocopy: Original Indian passport of the applicant, along with photocopies of all pages containing personal particulars and the current visa page.
• Work Permit/Resident Permit for Verification: Original Work Permit or Resident Permit with a photocopy for verification of the applicant’s residency status in United Arab Emirates.

Additional page fee: AED 60

FAQs

1. What is the purpose of attesting a Power of Attorney (PoA), Affidavit, Will, or Signature?
   Attestation verifies the authenticity of these documents, making them legally valid for use in India or other jurisdictions. It confirms that the document has been duly signed by the applicant in the presence of a consular officer.
2. Can I apply for attestation of PoA, Affidavit, or Will at the ICAC in United Arab Emirates?
   Yes, Indian nationals and eligible foreign nationals can apply for attestation of these documents at the Indian Consular Application Centre in United Arab Emirates.
3. Is the presence of the applicant mandatory for attestation?
   Yes, the applicant must be physically present at the ICAC for signing the document in the presence of the consular officer.
4. Can I get my signature attested separately?
   Yes, you can apply for signature attestation. The signature must be done in the presence of the consular officer along with the required identification documents.
5. How long does the attestation process take?
   The processing time varies depending on the document type and verification requirements but generally takes 3-5 business days.
6. Can I submit documents for attestation on behalf of someone else?
   Yes, with a notarized authorization letter and a valid ID proof of both the applicant and the authorized person, you can submit documents on someone’s behalf.
7. What if the Power of Attorney or Will is in a language other than English?
   Documents in languages other than English must be translated and notarized before submission. The translation must also be attested.
8. Is there a fee for attesting PoA, Affidavit, Will, or Signature?
   Yes, a fee is applicable based on the type of document. The fee structure can be obtained from the ICAC office or the official website.
9. Can I get multiple documents attested in a single visit?
   Yes, multiple documents can be attested in a single visit, provided all necessary documents and payments are submitted.
10. What if my application for attestation is rejected?
    If rejected, the ICAC will provide reasons for the rejection. You may correct the discrepancies and reapply for attestation.
11. How can I track the status of my attestation application?
    Applicants can track the status of their attestation request by contacting the ICAC or through the official website using the reference number provided during submission.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
3. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
4. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
5. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
6. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
7. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
8. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Documents Checklist: Documents for Attestation

• Original Certificate: The original certificate that requires attestation (e.g., school certificates, marriage certificates, degree certificates, birth/death certificates, etc.), along with two photocopies of the document.
• Dully filled Covering Letter
• Passport: Original passport of the applicant, along with photocopies of all pages containing personal particulars and the current visa page.
• Work Permit/Tangdao/Residence Permit: Original work permit, Tangdao (Alien Registration Certificate), or residence permit with a photocopy for proof of the applicant’s legal status in United Arab Emirates.
• Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs Attestation (if applicable):
  If the certificate originated from a Thai institution, attestation from the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs is required before submission to the ICAC.Note: All Thai documents must be translated into English, and the translation should be certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in United Arab Emirates.
• Authority Letter (if applicant cannot come personally):
  An authority letter should be provided if the applicant is unable to come in person to submit the documents.
  The letter should authorize someone else to submit the documents on their behalf.
  The Thai ID or passport copy of the authorized person must also be attached.
• Certificates for Attestation in India:
  If you are submitting documents that need to be attested in India (e.g., school certificates or degree certificates), make sure they are first attested in India as per the following requirements:
  
  • School Certificates: Attested by the Concerned State Board of Secondary Education.
  • Diploma/Vocational Training Certificates, Marriage/Birth/Death Certificates: Attested by the Authorised Officer of the Department of Home Affairs of the state where the institution is located.
  • Degree/PG Certificates:
    
    • Attested by the Authorised Officer of the Department of Secondary Education and Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resources Development, Government of India.
    • Attested by the Consular Section (CPV Division), Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.
    • Address: A-I/W-3, Curzon Road Barracks, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi-110001, Tel: 0091-11-33845001
    • Alternate Office: Consular Section, (CPV Division), Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, Ground Floor, Patiala House, Tilak Marg, New Delhi

Additional page fee: AED 60

FAQs – Document Attestation 

1. What is document attestation?
   Document attestation is the process of verifying the authenticity of a document by a competent authority, making it legally valid for use abroad.
2. What types of documents can be attested at the Indian Consular Application Centre in United Arab Emirates?
   Documents eligible for attestation include:
   
   • Commercial Documents (Invoices, Agreements, Power of Attorney)
   • Educational Documents (Degrees, Diplomas, Transcripts)
   • Personal Documents (Affidavits, Birth Certificates, Marriage Certificates)
3. Do I need to get my documents apostilled before applying for attestation?
   If the documents originate from a Hague Apostille Convention member country, they must be apostilled before submission. For non-member countries, they must be authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs before attestation.
4. How long does it take to get a document attested?
   Processing time varies depending on the type of document and verification process but generally takes 5–7 business days.
5. Can I submit documents for attestation on behalf of someone else?
   Yes, you can apply on behalf of another person with a notarized authorization letter and valid ID proof of both the applicant and the authorized person.
6. Is there a fee for attestation of documents?
   Yes, a fee is charged based on the type of document and the nature of attestation. The fee structure can be obtained from the ICAC or the official website.
7. Can educational certificates be attested if they are not issued by Indian authorities?
   Educational certificates not issued by Indian authorities must be apostilled or authenticated by the issuing country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs before submission for attestation.
8. Is the attestation service available for documents in languages other than English?
   Documents in languages other than English must be translated and notarized before submission. The translation must also be attested.
9. What if my application for attestation is rejected?
   If the application is rejected, the ICAC will provide a reason for the rejection. The applicant may correct the discrepancies and reapply.
10. Can I track the status of my attestation application?
    Yes, applicants can track the status of their attestation request by contacting the ICAC or via the official website using the reference number.
11. Where can I get more information regarding the attestation process?
    For further details, applicants can visit the ICAC office in United Arab Emirates.

How To Apply

1. Create an Account: Register on the Precise Communications Indian Consular Application Centre (ICAC) website.
   Click here to register.
2. Fill Out the Government Application Form: Click here to access the form.
3. Book an Appointment: Schedule your visit to Precise Communications ICAC by choosing a suitable date and time.
   Click here to book your appointment
4. Prepare Your Documents: Carry your passport, photographs, and all supporting documents as listed in the Documents Checklist section.
5. Visit Precise Communications ICAC: Visit the designated ICAC. The address and location will be mentioned in your appointment letter. Ensure you arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time.
6. Submit Your Application & Pay Fees: Submit your documents and pay the applicable fees at ICAC. Refer to the Fee Details section for exact charges.
7. Enroll for Biometrics (if required): Complete biometric enrollment if applicable.
8. Application Submission Complete: You’ve successfully submitted your application.
9. Track Your Application: Monitor your application’s status online.
   Click here to track your application

Documents Checklist

• Commercial Document – Import from India: The original commercial document related to the import of goods from India, along with a photocopy.
• Dully filled Covering Letter
• Commercial Document – Export to India: The original commercial document related to the export of goods to India, along with a photocopy.
• Document Verified by the Commerce Wing: The commercial document must be duly verified by the Commerce Wing of the Indian government or the relevant authority in United Arab Emirates.
• Attestation from Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs: If the commercial document originates from any Thai institution, it must first be attested by the Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs before submission to ICAC. All Thai documents must be translated into English, and the translation must be certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
• Passport of the Applicant: Original passport of the applicant, along with photocopies of all pages containing personal particulars and the current visa page.
• Authority Letter (if the applicant cannot come personally): An authority letter must be provided if the applicant cannot visit the ICAC in person. This letter should authorize someone else to submit the documents and collect the attested documents on the applicant’s behalf. Attach a copy of the Thai ID or passport of the authorized person.

FAQs – Document Attestation

1. What is document attestation?
Document attestation is the process of verifying the authenticity of a document by a competent authority, making it legally valid for use abroad.

2. What types of documents can be attested at the Indian Consular Application Centre in United Arab Emirates?
Documents eligible for attestation include:
– Commercial Documents (Invoices, Agreements, Power of Attorney)
– Educational Documents (Degrees, Diplomas, Transcripts)
– Personal Documents (Affidavits, Birth Certificates, Marriage Certificates)

3. Do I need to get my documents apostilled before applying for attestation?
If the documents originate from a Hague Apostille Convention member country, they must be apostilled before submission. For non-member countries, they must be authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs before attestation.

4. How long does it take to get a document attested?
Processing time varies depending on the type of document and verification process but generally takes 5–7 business days.

5. Can I submit documents for attestation on behalf of someone else?
Yes, you can apply on behalf of another person with a notarized authorization letter and valid ID proof of both the applicant and the authorized person.

6. Is there a fee for attestation of documents?
Yes, a fee is charged based on the type of document and the nature of attestation. The fee structure can be obtained from the ICAC office or the official website.

7. Can educational certificates be attested if they are not issued by Indian authorities?
Educational certificates not issued by Indian authorities must be apostilled or authenticated by the issuing country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs before submission for attestation.

8. Is the attestation service available for documents in languages other than English?
Documents in languages other than English must be translated into English and notarized before submission. The translation must also be attested.

9. What if my application for attestation is rejected?
If the application is rejected, the ICAC will provide a reason for the rejection. The applicant may correct the discrepancies and reapply.

10. Can I track the status of my attestation application?
Yes, applicants can track the status of their attestation request by contacting the ICAC United Arab Emirates office or via the official website using the reference number.

11. Where can I get more information regarding the attestation process?
For further details, applicants can visit or contact the Indian Consular Application Centre in United Arab Emirates.