good conduct certificate in bahrain

Last activity 28 February 2021 by XTang

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m@cm@29New member17 July 2020 20:29:09

hi can someone give me some information about getting god conduct certificate in bahrain..i wish to get this before leaving bahrain my purpose is in case of future plan going to other country, my question is, do i need this letter that they stated un requirments?. and any advice what should i write in my purpose in getting good conduct certificate. thanks.

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert17 July 2020 20:34:58

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No need to define. Just pick something like migration to any other country. Choose one that doesn't require a letter to be provided. For example if you choose Canada, CID will ask for a letter of recommendation from Canadian High consulate. Or choose investment in another country for example UAE.

m@cm@29New member17 July 2020 20:38:30

if i choose migration to other country do i need to state which country it is???. any advice so that i dont need to have this letter??.

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert17 July 2020 20:45:19

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You need to state which country. Choose an abnormal country or choose investment in UAE, then the certificate will say for investment purpose, that's all.

m@cm@29New member17 July 2020 20:51:23

then when i state this one i do need to provide any letter right.?

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert18 July 2020 11:52:16

11676

Read carefully what I wrote - the letter to be provided is based on what reason and country you put. For some countries e.g. Canada, the letter is required. For many others, it is not. Go there and ask, the rules keep changing quite rapidly. I have gotten the letter 3 times; once for employment in Saudi, once for passport of Antigua and once for self sponsorship visa. The letter was only needed from NPRA for the self sponsorship visa clearance.

Chris ChemNew member28 February 2021 12:52:10

Hi, I am trying to make a Good Conduct Certificate Issuance Assistance Request to Immigration in order for CID to issue a Good Conduct Certificate (as it seems Canadian passport holders require to do this) so that I may apply for a Self-sponsorship Retirement Visa . I have gone to all relevant departments and locations (Adliya CID, Main Traffic Dept AlAli, Muharreq Immigration office & CID office, Main Immigration Exhibition Rd) as well as looked at every govt. online site to get this application form to provide Immigration but no success. I would gratefully appreciate help/advise as to where to get this and the steps as 2021 procedures. Big thanks!!

XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert28 February 2021 12:59:09

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For self sponsorship visa, the process is for you to get the request form via the self sponsorship section. I posted here for someone else and they managed to get it by following the process:

https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=920885

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