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In line with the UAE Cabinet Decree No.1/8 of 2017, Good Conduct Certificate is a mandatory requirement for all prospective employees in UAE with effect from 4th February 2018.
A Good Conduct Certificate is primarily a Police Clearance Certificate issued to a person by relevant Police station in the country of domicile in connection with his/her criminal clearance for a certain period-basically immediate past five year period.
Applicants, who were born and raised in UAE, are not required to have a Good Conduct Certificate, YET, if such an applicant had spent sometimes in Sri Lanka or in a third country before applying for a job in UAE, should produce a Good Conduct Certificate related to their previous domicile.
The fastest way of getting a Good Conduct Certificate is to applying to relevant Police station in Sri Lanka by the applicant in person.
Good Conduct Certificate should be attested by both Consular Division/Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the UAE Embassy in Colombo prior to its submission to the employer.
In the event of an applicant is unable to visit Consular Affairs Division/Ministry of Foreign Affairs in person for attestation, he/she can appoint a proxy for this purpose through an authorization letter. A format for an authorization letter is attached.
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In line with the UAE Cabinet Decree No.1/8 of 2017, Good Conduct Certificate is a mandatory requirement for all prospective employees in UAE with effect from 4th February 2018.
A Good Conduct Certificate is primarily a Police Clearance Certificate issued to a person by relevant Police station in the country of domicile in connection with his/her criminal clearance for a certain period-basically immediate past five year period.
Applicants, who were born and raised in UAE, are not required to have a Good Conduct Certificate, YET, if such an applicant had spent sometimes in Sri Lanka or in a third country before applying for a job in UAE, should produce a Good Conduct Certificate related to their previous domicile.
The fastest way of getting a Good Conduct Certificate is to applying to relevant Police station in Sri Lanka by the applicant in person.
Good Conduct Certificate should be attested by both Consular Division/Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the UAE Embassy in Colombo prior to its submission to the employer.
In the event of an applicant is unable to visit Consular Affairs Division/Ministry of Foreign Affairs in person for attestation, he/she can appoint a proxy for this purpose through an authorization letter. A format for an authorization letter is attached.
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Application for Journalist visa. Applications could be obtained from the Consular Section of the Embassy.
Passport, which should have at least 06 months validity period from the date of arrival in Sri Lanka.
Recently taken colour photograph (passport size 4.5c.m.x3.5c.m).
National Film Corporation (NFC) Application for media that intends to film documentaries/films
NFC agreement, along with the synopsis of the documentary/feature film, itinerary of the media team, filming locations in Sri Lanka
‘SLTPB Selection Criteria for Journalists/TV Crews for FAM Tours Form’, for journalists filming tourism promotional documentaries, or taking part in Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau (SLTPB) familiarization tours.
A letter addressed to the Ambassador of the Embassy of Sri Lanka, Abu Dhabi by the Company/Organization in UAE requesting visa to the person concerned which include purpose of the visit, designation of the applicant etc.
Letter of Invitation by the Sri Lankan Company/Organization to the applicant concerned in UAE, OR a letter to the Embassy by the Sri Lankan Company/Organization in respect of the visit.
Visa fee of AED 150.00, SAARC Countries AED 110.00, should be made in cash at the Embassy.
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NFC agreements
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