INTERPOL
INTERPOL Red Notices
What a Red Notice is and is not, what it can lead to in Singapore, and how a notice is challenged before the CCF.
What this section covers
If you have learned that a Red Notice names you — or a stop at a border, a closed bank account or a quiet word has made you suspect one — this section explains what a Red Notice actually is, what it can and cannot lead to in Singapore, and what can be done about it.
What a Red Notice is
A request by one country to locate and provisionally arrest — not an international arrest warrant.
Learn moreExtradition Act 1968Can Singapore extradite you?
The four routes to extradition from Singapore — and what may happen where none applies.
Learn moreCommission for the Control of INTERPOL’s FilesChallenging a Red Notice
Most notices are not public. The CCF access request, the deletion procedure, and the grounds.
Learn moreIf you have learned of an Interpol Red Notice, or suspect one has been issued, contact us to arrange a confidential discussion about your situation.
The information on this page is general in nature and may not reflect the latest developments. Extradition arrangements change, and the law evolves over time. Nothing on this page constitutes legal advice, and reading it does not create a solicitor–client relationship. For advice on your own situation, please contact us.
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