ECB Vetting for Non-UK residents (temporary resident in the UK) Follow
Applicants who live abroad and are visiting the UK for the cricket season to play, coach or to attend a course are not eligible to complete an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service checks and should instead apply for clearance for Regulated Activity by submitting an ECB Non-UK Resident Vetting Application.
This can be done using the Non-UK Vetting application form that can be found at the foot of this article with further information and guidance available on the ECB website.
The application needs to be completed fully, scanned and emailed back to the ECB at dbs@ecb.co.uk along with all required supporting documents which in most cases are:
- copy of Passport
- copy of Visa (if applicable)
- overseas Police Check Certificate (covering their time outside of the UK for the five years prior to application and dated no more than 3 months prior to arrival in the UK)
If you have any questions regarding supporting documents, please contact ECB DBS Team.
A Non-UK Resident Application does not produce a certificate (as checks are carried out and authorised by ECB rather than Disclosure and Barring Service) but will receive email confirmation of the clearance to work with children for the season.
Applicants visiting the UK for a season that hold an International Sportspersons Visa (ISP) or are required to apply for a Governing Body Endorsement (GBE), are required submit the required forms and documentation application form to the team at ECB Managed Migration - managedmigration@ecb.co.uk
If you have are in the UK to complete a coaching course and have already acquired clearance via ECB DBS Team or ECB Managed Migration for the current season but this isn't listed in your coaching records to award your certification, please contact ECB Coach Education Team - or ECB DBS Team.