Fingerprinting Services in Indonesia for RCMP, FBI and More with Globeia

Yes. Globeia's fingerprinting services cover 27 cities across Indonesia including Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Bali, Medan, Makassar, Semarang, and more. A trained associate travels to your home, office, or hotel in each city. If your city is not listed, ask when booking — coverage extends further than listed.

Yes. Indonesian workers heading to the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Kuwait need country-specific police clearances as part of their work visa applications. Globeia captures prints on the correct form at your home, office, or hotel anywhere across Indonesia's 27 cities. Full service coordination through Globeia's vetted partner network. Tell Globeia your destination and the route and price are confirmed before you book.

Two forms of identification are required. At least one must be a government-issued document with your photo and signature. A passport is the safest and most widely accepted option. A KTP or Indonesian national identity card is the most common second document. For destinations outside the United States and Canada, bring the fingerprint form your authority has issued. Allow 15 to 30 minutes and a clean, well-lit table at your chosen address.

Yes. Teachers leaving Indonesia for South Korea on E-2 teaching visas need an apostilled FBI Background Check as part of their visa application. Globeia captures prints on the FD-258 card at your Indonesian address and manages the full process through Globeia Inc. in Washington, D.C. U.S. apostille and sworn Indonesian translation included in the full-service package. One of the most common applications Globeia manages from Indonesia.

Yes. We take your prints on the C-216C form, and Globeia Incorporated in Toronto, which holds the RCMP accreditation, submits the file. When the result arrives, we arrange the Global Affairs Canada apostille and any translation your file needs.

After your fingerprinting appointment in Indonesia, your cards are quality-checked by the trained Globeia associate before being sealed. They are then couriered securely to the relevant Globeia office - Globeia Inc. in Washington, D.C. for FBI Background Check submissions or Globeia Incorporated in Toronto for RCMP Criminal Record Check submissions. For other country clearances, cards are routed through Globeia's vetted partner network. You track every step in real time through SmartPortal from the moment the cards leave Indonesia.

Yes. Every completed appointment comes with a Letter of Identity Verification. It confirms who was fingerprinted, when and by whom, and carries an encrypted QR code that anyone you send it to can check.

Yes. Dual citizens in Indonesia who need police clearances for both countries of citizenship can arrange fingerprinting for both at the same appointment. Globeia takes prints on the correct card for each destination authority - FD-258 or FD-1164 for FBI submissions, the official C-216C form for fingerprint submission to the RCMP via Globeia Incorporated, and the relevant country-specific form for any other destination. All files are tracked together through one SmartPortal account. Tell Globeia your requirements when booking and both clearances are coordinated within one case.