Singapore Police Clearance

Jake23 · December 2024

@CantThinkAnyUserName said:

@CantThinkAnyUserName said:

@Jake23 said:
Hi all, received my golden ticket today!

Online application: 28/11/2024
Attached document rejected: 09/12/2024
Submitted new documents: 09/12/2024
Application approval: 09/12/2024
Fingerprinting schedule: 10/12/2024
COC Grant: 10/12/2024

Yehey..haha nagprapractice na lang po sa visa grant🤣. Ang bilis lang pala. Akala ko wait na naman ng 1 week.

NBI na lang makakalodge na ako😆

hahaha akala ko grant na.

gano katagal yung pagkuha ng coc?

ayy nakalagay na pala haha

Grant na po yan...ng COC nga lang hehe😆

11am kanina dapat sched ko but andun na ako mga 10:45am. May kasabayan din po ako dun 2 lang sila. Less than 10minutes after ng fingerprinting ko e binigay na po hard copy ng COC ko.

CantThinkAnyUserName · December 2024

Share ko lang din experience ko sa pagkuha ng SG Police COC:

1 Search sa google ng "singapore coc". Minsan kasi di gumagana kapag nag cclick ng link https://eservices1.police.gov.sg/

2 Login using fin & passport no. Uploaded my ID Picture; ITA (yung makikita sa skillselect eoi correspondence under invitation, yung 2-page tapos walang silbi yung 2nd page); Passport Bio page; SPASS front & back(separate file)(Dec 8.24)

3 Paid S$55

4 Waited 7 working days.

5 Receive email(dec 17.24), Schedule: 9:00am dec 19.24

6 Print Appointment file.

7 Punta sa Police Cantonment Complex.
-Pag akyat galing LRT exit5, Right side. Entrance ng Block D.
-May Queueing lane for Certificate of Clearance(COC), pumila kami dun. *9am ine-entertain ang para sa COC. (masungit mga nasa counter)

8 Mga 8:55 Tinawag nako, Binigay ko yung appointment letter saka SPass ko sa Security Counter. Pag keyin ng info ko binalik din sakin papel at spass ko, then binigyan ako ng visitor pass ID. Husband's schedule is 9:15 pero tinanggap parin nung 9:00am.

9 Akyat sa 2nd floor, from elevator, kita na yung COC office. Pwede rin sa hagdan dumaan.

10 Pagpasok sa COC office, kumuha ng queue no. Waited for my turn.

11 Tinawag sa counter 3(or room 3), Kinuha sakin yung appointment printout ko, then scan ng mga daliri.

12 Wait daw ako sa lobby, after few mins tinawag ako sa counter 2, binigay na COC ko.

-end-

makakapag lodge narin sa wakas.

fmp_921 · December 2024

@CantThinkAnyUserName said:
Share ko lang din experience ko sa pagkuha ng SG Police COC:

1 Search sa google ng "singapore coc". Minsan kasi di gumagana kapag nag cclick ng link https://eservices1.police.gov.sg/

2 Login using fin & passport no. Uploaded my ID Picture; ITA (yung makikita sa skillselect eoi correspondence under invitation, yung 2-page tapos walang silbi yung 2nd page); Passport Bio page; SPASS front & back(separate file)(Dec 8.24)

3 Paid S$55

4 Waited 7 working days.

5 Receive email(dec 17.24), Schedule: 9:00am dec 19.24

6 Print Appointment file.

7 Punta sa Police Cantonment Complex.
-Pag akyat galing LRT exit5, Right side. Entrance ng Block D.
-May Queueing lane for Certificate of Clearance(COC), pumila kami dun. *9am ine-entertain ang para sa COC. (masungit mga nasa counter)

8 Mga 8:55 Tinawag nako, Binigay ko yung appointment letter saka SPass ko sa Security Counter. Pag keyin ng info ko binalik din sakin papel at spass ko, then binigyan ako ng visitor pass ID. Husband's schedule is 9:15 pero tinanggap parin nung 9:00am.

9 Akyat sa 2nd floor, from elevator, kita na yung COC office. Pwede rin sa hagdan dumaan.

10 Pagpasok sa COC office, kumuha ng queue no. Waited for my turn.

11 Tinawag sa counter 3(or room 3), Kinuha sakin yung appointment printout ko, then scan ng mga daliri.

12 Wait daw ako sa lobby, after few mins tinawag ako sa counter 2, binigay na COC ko.

-end-

makakapag lodge narin sa wakas.

Iba talaga pag fresh pa sa utak, kaya pa makagawa detailed information. Haha. Anyway, congrats! Lodge na agad yan.

CantThinkAnyUserName · December 2024

@fmp_921 said:

@CantThinkAnyUserName said:
Share ko lang din experience ko sa pagkuha ng SG Police COC:

1 Search sa google ng "singapore coc". Minsan kasi di gumagana kapag nag cclick ng link https://eservices1.police.gov.sg/

2 Login using fin & passport no. Uploaded my ID Picture; ITA (yung makikita sa skillselect eoi correspondence under invitation, yung 2-page tapos walang silbi yung 2nd page); Passport Bio page; SPASS front & back(separate file)(Dec 8.24)

3 Paid S$55

4 Waited 7 working days.

5 Receive email(dec 17.24), Schedule: 9:00am dec 19.24

6 Print Appointment file.

7 Punta sa Police Cantonment Complex.
-Pag akyat galing LRT exit5, Right side. Entrance ng Block D.
-May Queueing lane for Certificate of Clearance(COC), pumila kami dun. *9am ine-entertain ang para sa COC. (masungit mga nasa counter)

8 Mga 8:55 Tinawag nako, Binigay ko yung appointment letter saka SPass ko sa Security Counter. Pag keyin ng info ko binalik din sakin papel at spass ko, then binigyan ako ng visitor pass ID. Husband's schedule is 9:15 pero tinanggap parin nung 9:00am.

9 Akyat sa 2nd floor, from elevator, kita na yung COC office. Pwede rin sa hagdan dumaan.

10 Pagpasok sa COC office, kumuha ng queue no. Waited for my turn.

11 Tinawag sa counter 3(or room 3), Kinuha sakin yung appointment printout ko, then scan ng mga daliri.

12 Wait daw ako sa lobby, after few mins tinawag ako sa counter 2, binigay na COC ko.

-end-

makakapag lodge narin sa wakas.

Iba talaga pag fresh pa sa utak, kaya pa makagawa detailed information. Haha. Anyway, congrats! Lodge na agad yan.

18-19 months to go nalang hahaha

mathilde9 · January 15

I was able to "renew" my SG Certificate of Clearance online. Did this 1month before the expiry and in my letter, inexplain ko lang sa Officer na about to expire na yung previously issued nila. Yung screenshot lang from my immi account isinama ko. After 5working days, nakareceive ako email containing link where to download my CoC (linked via Singpass). No need to go to Police Cantonment for fingerprinting.

Yung unang step (application and payment), same lang as the initial application done online. FYI sa mga magrerenew soon. And sana dumating ng 190 grants.

CantThinkAnyUserName · January 15

@mathilde9 said:
I was able to "renew" my SG Certificate of Clearance online. Did this 1month before the expiry and in my letter, inexplain ko lang sa Officer na about to expire na yung previously issued nila. Yung screenshot lang from my immi account isinama ko. After 5working days, nakareceive ako email containing link where to download my CoC (linked via Singpass). No need to go to Police Cantonment for fingerprinting.

Yung unang step (application and payment), same lang as the initial application done online. FYI sa mga magrerenew soon. And sana dumating ng 190 grants.

How much po yung renewal?
Buti naman online nalang para di na kailangan mag MC char.

mathilde9 · January 15

@CantThinkAnyUserName said:

@mathilde9 said:
I was able to "renew" my SG Certificate of Clearance online. Did this 1month before the expiry and in my letter, inexplain ko lang sa Officer na about to expire na yung previously issued nila. Yung screenshot lang from my immi account isinama ko. After 5working days, nakareceive ako email containing link where to download my CoC (linked via Singpass). No need to go to Police Cantonment for fingerprinting.

Yung unang step (application and payment), same lang as the initial application done online. FYI sa mga magrerenew soon. And sana dumating ng 190 grants.

How much po yung renewal?
Buti naman online nalang para di na kailangan mag MC char.

Haha! Naiisip ko nga din magleave na para sa fingerprinting. Buti naman online na. Bawas gastos at "sick leave".

$55 binayaran ko. Di ko na matandaan yung unang application kung same fee ba.

fmp_921 · January 15

@mathilde9 said:

@CantThinkAnyUserName said:

@mathilde9 said:
I was able to "renew" my SG Certificate of Clearance online. Did this 1month before the expiry and in my letter, inexplain ko lang sa Officer na about to expire na yung previously issued nila. Yung screenshot lang from my immi account isinama ko. After 5working days, nakareceive ako email containing link where to download my CoC (linked via Singpass). No need to go to Police Cantonment for fingerprinting.

Yung unang step (application and payment), same lang as the initial application done online. FYI sa mga magrerenew soon. And sana dumating ng 190 grants.

How much po yung renewal?
Buti naman online nalang para di na kailangan mag MC char.

Haha! Naiisip ko nga din magleave na para sa fingerprinting. Buti naman online na. Bawas gastos at "sick leave".

$55 binayaran ko. Di ko na matandaan yung unang application kung same fee ba.

Wow! Good news para sa mga nsa SG. Online nlng, di na pipila sa sg police. Nakatipid pa ng MC! 😂

Jake23 · January 15

@mathilde9 said:

@CantThinkAnyUserName said:

@mathilde9 said:
I was able to "renew" my SG Certificate of Clearance online. Did this 1month before the expiry and in my letter, inexplain ko lang sa Officer na about to expire na yung previously issued nila. Yung screenshot lang from my immi account isinama ko. After 5working days, nakareceive ako email containing link where to download my CoC (linked via Singpass). No need to go to Police Cantonment for fingerprinting.

Yung unang step (application and payment), same lang as the initial application done online. FYI sa mga magrerenew soon. And sana dumating ng 190 grants.

How much po yung renewal?
Buti naman online nalang para di na kailangan mag MC char.

Haha! Naiisip ko nga din magleave na para sa fingerprinting. Buti naman online na. Bawas gastos at "sick leave".

$55 binayaran ko. Di ko na matandaan yung unang application kung same fee ba.

@mathilde Salamat po sa info🙏

kcat14 · January 17

@mathilde9 said:
I was able to "renew" my SG Certificate of Clearance online. Did this 1month before the expiry and in my letter, inexplain ko lang sa Officer na about to expire na yung previously issued nila. Yung screenshot lang from my immi account isinama ko. After 5working days, nakareceive ako email containing link where to download my CoC (linked via Singpass). No need to go to Police Cantonment for fingerprinting.

Yung unang step (application and payment), same lang as the initial application done online. FYI sa mga magrerenew soon. And sana dumating ng 190 grants.

Hi, mag-rerenew na din ako ng SG Police cert. kasi 1 year na next month, dun sa part na nag-ask sila ng Highest Education, walang nakalagay na Bachelor's degree, ano equivalent nito sa SG? Thanks

Ozdrims · January 17

@kcat14 said:

@mathilde9 said:
I was able to "renew" my SG Certificate of Clearance online. Did this 1month before the expiry and in my letter, inexplain ko lang sa Officer na about to expire na yung previously issued nila. Yung screenshot lang from my immi account isinama ko. After 5working days, nakareceive ako email containing link where to download my CoC (linked via Singpass). No need to go to Police Cantonment for fingerprinting.

Yung unang step (application and payment), same lang as the initial application done online. FYI sa mga magrerenew soon. And sana dumating ng 190 grants.

Hi, mag-rerenew na din ako ng SG Police cert. kasi 1 year na next month, dun sa part na nag-ask sila ng Highest Education, walang nakalagay na Bachelor's degree, ano equivalent nito sa SG? Thanks

First Degree or Equivalent nilagay ko

mathilde9 · January 17

@kcat14 said:

@mathilde9 said:
I was able to "renew" my SG Certificate of Clearance online. Did this 1month before the expiry and in my letter, inexplain ko lang sa Officer na about to expire na yung previously issued nila. Yung screenshot lang from my immi account isinama ko. After 5working days, nakareceive ako email containing link where to download my CoC (linked via Singpass). No need to go to Police Cantonment for fingerprinting.

Yung unang step (application and payment), same lang as the initial application done online. FYI sa mga magrerenew soon. And sana dumating ng 190 grants.

Hi, mag-rerenew na din ako ng SG Police cert. kasi 1 year na next month, dun sa part na nag-ask sila ng Highest Education, walang nakalagay na Bachelor's degree, ano equivalent nito sa SG? Thanks

Pinili ko First Degree or Equivalent.

kcat14 · January 17

thanks @mathilde9 and @Ozdrims ganun na din nilagay ko at sana naman last renewal na to at ma-grant na din within this year hehe

mathilde9 · January 17

@kcat14 said:
thanks @mathilde9 and @Ozdrims ganun na din nilagay ko at sana naman last renewal na to at ma-grant na din within this year hehe

Ayawan na pag nagrenew ulit haha.

Ozdrims · January 17

Anong tawag dyan pag umabot tayo ng 36 months? Kahit elepante hindi ganyan katagal magdalang tao haha

Ozdrims · January 17

Alam nyo ba last time before magpalit ng GSM visas or mag cap and cease umaabot yung processing ng 6 to 7 years bago nila i-open yung file.

fmp_921 · January 17

@Ozdrims said:
Alam nyo ba last time before magpalit ng GSM visas or mag cap and cease umaabot yung processing ng 6 to 7 years bago nila i-open yung file.

PR visas ba to? Anong year sya. Grabe naman yung 6 years haha

Ozdrims · January 17

@fmp_921 said:

@Ozdrims said:
Alam nyo ba last time before magpalit ng GSM visas or mag cap and cease umaabot yung processing ng 6 to 7 years bago nila i-open yung file.

PR visas ba to? Anong year sya. Grabe naman yung 6 years haha

176 visa pa sya noon bago naging 189
PR visas ,2015 yung cap and cease ,yung naiwan na 30000 visas di na nbuksan at ni refund

Ozdrims · January 17

Cap and Cease Order a Disaster for Visa Applicants
Outrage has erupted at the recent decision to implement a Cap and Cease order by the Australian government. This means that certain applicants who have been patiently waiting in a queue for their visa – some for up to 7 years – have suddenly had their Australian visa hopes pulled from under them.

This ‘Cap and Cease’ order came into effect on the 22nd of September 2015 and affects those who have applied for a Subclasses 175, 176, or 475 Visa which has not yet been approved.

A ‘cap’ on visa applications occurs when the Department has set how many visa applications of a certain subclass may be granted in a financial year. A ‘Cap and Cease’ means that the Department will cease processing applications for that visa once the cap is reached.

The cap set by the Australian government for the current financial year has already been reached, meaning that no further visa applications will be processed under these subclasses. It also means that those visa applications that were not processed prior to the Cap and Cease are now treated as never having been made. As a result, the Department has announced that they will be refunding application fees, the processing time for refunds being approximately 15 weeks.

While not being granted a visa is disappointing, for many, their primary concern is the passing of time. While they waited for their visas, applicants aged, meaning their eligibility for some other visas may now have passed. Being older also means you will achieve less points on the points test for skilled visa, making it more difficult for some to apply for new different visa. Around 30,000 applicants have been affected by the policy, with many now considering their next move.

If you have been affected by the Cap and Cease policy, contact one of our migration agents urgently to commence assessment for an alternative options on (07) 3229 4025 – our experienced lawyers are well-versed in novel visa solutions and you may not have time to waste!

casssie · January 17

@Ozdrims said:
Cap and Cease Order a Disaster for Visa Applicants
Outrage has erupted at the recent decision to implement a Cap and Cease order by the Australian government. This means that certain applicants who have been patiently waiting in a queue for their visa – some for up to 7 years – have suddenly had their Australian visa hopes pulled from under them.

This ‘Cap and Cease’ order came into effect on the 22nd of September 2015 and affects those who have applied for a Subclasses 175, 176, or 475 Visa which has not yet been approved.

A ‘cap’ on visa applications occurs when the Department has set how many visa applications of a certain subclass may be granted in a financial year. A ‘Cap and Cease’ means that the Department will cease processing applications for that visa once the cap is reached.

The cap set by the Australian government for the current financial year has already been reached, meaning that no further visa applications will be processed under these subclasses. It also means that those visa applications that were not processed prior to the Cap and Cease are now treated as never having been made. As a result, the Department has announced that they will be refunding application fees, the processing time for refunds being approximately 15 weeks.

While not being granted a visa is disappointing, for many, their primary concern is the passing of time. While they waited for their visas, applicants aged, meaning their eligibility for some other visas may now have passed. Being older also means you will achieve less points on the points test for skilled visa, making it more difficult for some to apply for new different visa. Around 30,000 applicants have been affected by the policy, with many now considering their next move.

If you have been affected by the Cap and Cease policy, contact one of our migration agents urgently to commence assessment for an alternative options on (07) 3229 4025 – our experienced lawyers are well-versed in novel visa solutions and you may not have time to waste!

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