Letter of Good Conduct
- askdonny
- May 24, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 4
If you are planning or in the middle of seeking employment, further education or applying for visas for other countries, we believe that a Letter of Good Conduct (“LGC”), also known as a Certificate of Good Conduct is highly required by some.
Here's everything you need to know about an essential document that can help you unlock new opportunities, whether it is for a job, higher education, or visa applications: the Certificate of Good Conduct.
You might not be familiar with it yet, and that's perfectly okay! The Certificate of Good Conduct is an essential document for Malaysian nationals who need it for various purposes, such as employment, education, or visa applications abroad. This certificate serves as proof of an individual's clean criminal record, confirming their good standing and eligibility for these opportunities.
Eligibility Criteria
Before starting the application process, you may need to make sure that you meet the following eligibility criteria:
Either you are a Malaysian citizen or a foreign national who has resided in Malaysia for at least one year.
Your records are clean from any criminal charges.
For more information about the Certificate of Good Conduct or Letter of No Criminal, you may request a free quotation for legal fees from us today.
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The article posted is for general information purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice. Facts and circumstances differ from case to case. Please consult your lawyer for specific legal advice and action to be taken.
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