Malaysian Guidelines - Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Malaysian Guidelines - Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Malaysian Guidelines - Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Please be informed that starting 1st July 2013, application for the Certificate of Good
Conduct (CGC) must be submitted online and the process would take approximately
1 to 2 months for approval. This is a new regulation set by the Royal Malaysian
Police for security vetting.
How to apply:
10. For Non-Malaysians: Upload your recent Passport Sized Photo and Scanned
Copy of Passport Book
11. Click SUBMIT button to submit your application.
13. Check the status of your application using the IDENTIFICATION NO. and
PASSWORD used in STEP 4.
14. For application with the status CERTIFICATE IS READY FOR COLLECTION:
14.1 You may choose either to collect your CGC at the Consular Service
Counter or to receive the CGC via postal service
14.1.2 Kindly bring along the following documents while collecting the
CGC:
14.1.3 Applicant who wishes to receive the CGC via postal service is
required to submit the following:
OR
OR
OR
15. For application with the status INVALID DOCUMENT, PLEASE REFER TO
CONSULAR DIVISION, kindly contact Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia or
the Malaysian Embassy / Malaysian High Commission / Malaysian Consulate
General abroad for further information.
16. For more information, please do not hesitate to contact us at the following:
NOTE:
1. With the introduction of this new system, all hardcopy documents are not
applicable anymore. Instead, Malaysians would only need to upload their
photo and non-Malaysians are required to upload their photo as well as
scanned copy of passport.
4. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia shall not be held responsible for
any documents posted by the applicant which are lost in transit.