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Other Consular Information

30 June 2026 2 views
 
 

Other Consular Information :

 

Letter of Good Conduct

Malaysians are usually required to prove to local authorities that they are free from any criminal record when applying for visa extension, filing a marriage application, registering a company or buying a property in Algeria. Malaysians who wish to obtain such a proof or so-called Letter of Good Conduct, (CGC) must be submitted online and refer to the following link: https://ekonsular.kln.gov.my/login#skb

The process would take approximately 1 to 2 months for approval.

The documents needed to collect the Certificate of Good Conduct at the Embassy of Malaysia are as follows:

  • A copy of your passport (first page)
  • A copy of the form fully filled by the applicant when applying for the Certificate of Good Conduct (CGC) on line.
  • CGC fees (USD 5).

 

 

Emergency Certificate

Malaysians are required to immediately report the loss of their passports to nearest local police station. The Embassy, in this case, may issue an Emergency Certificate to those Malaysians to facilitate their return to Malaysia. Requirements for the Emergency Certificate are as follows:

  • An application form (obtainable from the Embassy);
  • A questionnaire on the loss of the passport (will be provided by the Embassy);
  • 2 recent coloured photos (3.5 x 5cm);
  • Identity card;
  • Birth certificate (if any);
  • Extract copy of the police report;
  • Copy of the Work Certificate issued by the employer in Algeria (if the applicant is an employee)
  • Copy of the student card or equivalent (if the applicant is a student in Algeria)
  • Emergency Certificate fee of RM 50.00 (payable in equivalent amount in local currency USD 18).
  • A copy of the air ticket

 

Other Services

 

The Embassy also offers the following services and provides assistance in following cases:

  • Registration of absent voters for qualified Malaysians in Algeria;
  • Serving judicial documents to defendants in Malaysia or in Algeria;
  • Obtaining diplomatic clearance for Malaysian aircrafts flying over or landing in the Algerian territory;
  • Locating missing Malaysians in Algeria;
  • Arrest of Malaysians in Algeria;
  • Death of Malaysians in Algeria; and
  • Hospitalization of Malaysians in Algeria;
  • Emergency situation such as flood, earthquake etc.

 

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