Albania Police Clearance
Applicants should apply for a Deshimi at the local Office of Juridical State or at:Zyra e Gjendjes Gjyqësore, Buleavardi “Zogu I”, Tirana, Albania

Andorra Police Clearance
Applicants should apply for a Certificat de bonne conduite, with a copy of their national identity card, passport or residence permit, by mail or in person at:
La Battlie, Avenue Tarragona, Édifice Les Columnes, Andorre La Vieille, Principauté d’Andorre

Armenia Police Clearance
People living in Armenia should apply to: Consular Section of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, of the Republic of Armenia, Government Building, 2, Republic Square, Yerevan, 375010, Telephone: (3741) 523-531, Fax: (3741) 543-925
People living outside Armenia should apply to the Consular Section of the nearest Embassy of Armenia.

Austria Police Clearance
If you live in Austria: You should apply for a Strafregisterbescheinigung (Certificate of the Penal Register) in person at the Polizeikommissariat in Vienna or the Bundespolizeidirektion or Bürgermeister in other cities, towns or villages.The application form can be downloaded on-line at www.help.gv.at. You will need to provide an official photo identity document such as:a passport,an identity card ora driver’s licence.Name changes must be supported by legal documents such as marriage certificates. You may designate a representative with power of attorney to apply for or pick up your police certificate on your behalf.
If you live outside of Austria: You should apply at the Austrian embassy or consulate with the necessary documentation.

Azerbaijan Police Clearance
If you live in Azerbaijan: You should contact the Ministry of Interior at the following address: Administration of Operational Statistic Information, of Ministry of Interior, 7 Gusi Gadjieva Street, Baku 370005, Telephone: (99412) 986396, 909285-4909636
If you live outside Azerbaijan : You may apply to the Azerbaijan Embassy in your current country of residence to obtain a police certificate.

Belarus Police Clearance
Local Requests: Applications are available upon request from the regional departments of the Ministry of Interior of Belarus (Управление Внутренных Дел). Applicants must present a valid passport and pay the applicable fees..Please choose the oblast (province) in which you reside for more information:
Brest - Gomel - Grodno - Minsk - Mogilev
Non-Resident Requests: If you are a citizen of Belarus or have resided in that country for a period of more than six months, but are presently residing outside of Belarus, you should apply for a police certificate at the nearest Belarusian diplomatic mission. Please visit the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus for contact information for Belarusian diplomatic missions abroad.

Belgium Police Clearance Police Clearance
To obtain a Belgian copy of a criminal record (extrait de casier judiciaire/uittreksel uit het strafregister), you need to send a personal written request by mail or fax to:
Federal Public Service Justice, Service du Casier judiciaire central, Porte de Hal, 5, 1060 Brussels, Belgium , Tel.: +32 (0)2.542.72.86 (information in French)
+32 (0)2.542.72.76 (information in Dutch), Fax: +32 (0)2.542.72.97, You must sign the request and include the following: your surname and first names;
your date and place of birth; your address; and the reason for the request.
It is preferable, but not mandatory, to attach a copy of your identity card or passport. The Federal Public Service Justice will supply a copy of the record free of charge.

Bosnia-Herzegovina Police Clearance
If you live in Bosnia-Herzegovina: You should apply for an Uvjerenje o nekaznjavanju (Certificate of No Conviction) at the police station representing your place of residence or birth, at the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
You should submit the application form and present:your identity card (licna karta) and your birth certificate or citizenship certificate.
Application forms can be obtained at police stations.If you live outside Bosnia-Herzegovina: You should apply in person at the Bosnian embassy or consulate or authorize a representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina to apply on your behalf.

Bulgaria Police Clearance
If you live in Bulgaria: You should apply in person for a Police Clearance Certificate at the Regional Court where you are registered.The completed application form is to be accompanied by the following documents:identity documentbirth certificate, power of attorney or certificate of inheritor (when a certificate is requested for another person), legal proof of name change, if applicable. Same or next business day service provided to most resident citizens who apply in person.
Further information, including instructions for the fee payment, can be found on the Bulgarian Ministry of Justice website.
If you live outside Bulgaria: You may apply at the Bulgarian embassy responsible for your country of residence. You may also authorize a representative in Bulgaria, with a power of attorney or a certificate of inheritor, to apply for and receive a Police Clearance Certificate on your behalf.

Canary Islands Police Clearance
See Spain

Croatia Police Clearance
If you live in Croatia: You should obtain a Potvrda o nekaznjavanju (Certificate of No Conviction) by submitting an application form and presenting an identification card (osobna iskaznica) and a birth certificate or citizenship certificate (domovnica) by mail or in person to:
Ministarstvo Pravosuda (Ministry of Justice), Uprava za kayneno pravo, Odjel za kazene evidencije, Savska cesta 41, 10000 Zagreb , Croatia
Application forms are available at any post office or on-line at: http://www.pravosudje.hr/default.asp?gl=200507110000001
If you live outside Croatia: You should apply at the nearest Croatian embassy or consulate.

Cyprus Police Clearance
Local Requests: Cypriot nationals and permanent residents may apply for a police certificate by presenting a birth certificate, identity card or passport and two passport-size photographs (one must be certified) as well as the applicable fees at the local police station.
Non-Resident Requests: Applicants should apply to: Chief of Police, Police Headquarters, P.O. Box 2022, Nicosia, Cyprus

Czech Republic Police Clearance
If you live in the Czech Republic : You should apply for a Žádost o výpis z rejstříku trestů (extract from the criminal register). Complete information on how to obtain application forms can be found online. Instructions in Czech Instructions in English
You will need to submit: an official application form; two recognized picture identification cards such as a national identification card, a passport or a driver's licence; and the applicable fees.
If you live outside the Czech Republic: You should apply at the nearest Czech embassy or consulate with the required documentation.

Denmark (including Faro Island and Greenland) Police Clearance
If you live in Denmark, including Faro Island and Greenland : You should apply in person at any police station.
If you live outside Denmark, including Faro Island and Greenland: If you are or were registered with the National Registry of Denmark, you may request a copy of your Danish criminal record in person at any police station or by letter or fax to the Commissioner of Police in Denmark. You should enclose a copy of your passport or other authorized identification as well as a return address to: Rigspolitichefen, Afdeling D Kriminalregisteret, P.O. Box 93, Landlystvej 34-40, 2650 Hvidovre, Denmark. Fax: +45 33 43 00 32
For more information, consult the Government of Denmark website.

Estonia Police Clearance
Applicants should complete an application, present an identity document and pay applicable fees at: Criminal Record Registry, Estonian Police Board (Politseiamet)
Pärnu mnt 139, 15060 TALLINN, ESTONIA, Telephone: +372 612 3000, Fax: +372 612 3009, E-mail: politseiamet@pol.ee, Website: http://www.pol.ee