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People will pay for Police Clearance Fees from Aug 1st

People will pay for Police Clearance Fees from Aug 1st

By Mansi Chand
26/07/2023
[Photo: File]

People will be required to pay for their Police Clearance Fees from the 1st of August 2023, as a result of the removal of the Police Clearance Subsidy Fees.

People who require police clearance for obtaining or renewal of taxi, bus, carrier or minibus licenses will need to pay $19.00.

Those applying for clearance for local employment – the non-government fees will need to pay $58.10 and $21.80 for government fees.

Police have confirmed that the urgent processing fees remains the same. 

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