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Kenya Good Conduct Certificate: Six-month rule applicants must know

Kenyans applying for a Certificate of Good Conduct have six months to present themselves for fingerprint capture after making payment, under a new deadline announced by Huduma Kenya. The rule is particularly important for Kenyans living abroad, who may need to coordinate biometric capture at a Kenyan embassy, high commission or consulate before their payment […]

The Kenya Good Conduct Certificate applicants must be aware of a new six-month rule, announced by Huduma Kenya on September 10, 2026. This rule requires applicants to complete the fingerprint capture process within six months of making payment for the certificate, which has significant implications for Kenyans living abroad. The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) confirms that fingerprint capture can be done at Kenyan embassies, high commissions, or consulates serving applicants in the diaspora, making it possible for individuals outside Kenya to comply with the new deadline.

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