Monday 22 April 2024

Brunei: Good Conduct Certificate Process for Spouses Leaving Brunei


Before leaving Brunei, it is advisable for spouses to obtain a Brunei Police Check to obtain a ‘Good Conduct Certificate’ which some employers in the UK may request if seeking employment.  

You will need:

1) Complete Police form CRF1. The CRF1 Form can be obtained from the RMP Dept,
 SSO Office & HIVE or by clicking HERE PLEASE NOTE THE FORM MUST BE COMPLETED IN BLUE INK

2) Get a copy of your passport

3) Get a copy of your OGS stamp

4) Get a copy of Garrison ID Card

5) Cash payment of $50


Brunei Police Checks Process

The process takes two weeks from point of submission to point of collection (possibly longer during Ramadan). Ramdhani offers a service whereby they do all the submission process for a small fee; however, they do not complete the form for you. The form must be completed by the applicant.

1. Take the form & pay your $50 to NEW Police HQ. This is to make the payment and get the receipt. The address is:

Polis Diraja
Brunei – Central Police Station
Jalan Tungku
Mukim Gadong
Bandar Seri Begawan

2. After payment, take the forms and the receipt over to OLD Police HQ and drop off the forms for processing. Address for Old Police HQ is:

Ibu Pejabat
Polis Gadong
Jalan Gadong
Bandar Seri Begawan

Contact information & Office hours:

Tel: +673 245 9500 / +673 242 3901

Monday - Thursday      8am - 12nn; 2pm - 430pm
Friday                           Closed
Saturday                       8am - 12nn

The process should take approximately 2 weeks. Collect the forms from Old Police HQ.

For more information on The Good Conduct Process check the 
RBPF Website  


UK / RMP Police Checks via The Service Police Crime Bureau (SPCB)

SPCB are able to carry out checks on REDCAP and the Police National Computer, so any convictions spent or otherwise that are incurred whilst overseas as either a serving member of the British Armed Forces or a dependant, should be on either REDCAP or PNC as long as the RMP have been notified of the conviction; either through the RMP Unit or if the country has a sharing agreement with the UK (this would be with ACRO UKECR).

Email SPCB to request to a check at  either:

SpecOpsRMP-SPCB-Vetting0Grp@mod.uk

SpecOpsRMP-SPCB-Vetting0Grp@defence.gsi.gov.uk

Ask for an acknowledgement for your email.

To enable SPCB to provide each individual with a Police Certificate to cover any period spent overseas; firstly they each need to provide the following information:

Valid Proof of ID (Either photo page of Passport, photo driving licence or military ID card). You can either scan the document or take a picture using a mobile phone or tablet and attach this to your email. Full Name, Date and Place of Birth and current address.

The certificate will be emailed, with a hard copy posted if required. 

Once SPCB have received the above information from you; they will have 40 calendar days in which to provide the certificate requested.

SPCB is not able to provide the Police Certificate to a third party.

Once left Brunei

Once left Brunei it is still possible to obtain the RMP Police Check using the above method but you will need to follow the application process available at the below website once they have left:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/criminal-records-checks-for-overseas-applicants