- Who Handles Car Registration Renewal in Fujairah?
- When Should You Start Your Fujairah Vehicle Renewal?
- What Do You Need Before You Apply for Car Registration in Fujairah?
- What are the Steps to Renew Fujairah Vehicle Registration Online?
- Can You Renew at a Counter Instead?
- What is the Total Cost of Mulkiya Renewal in Fujairah?
- How Does the Vehicle Inspection Work in Fujairah?
- What are the Penalties for an Expired Mulkiya in Fujairah?
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How can I renew my Fujairah Mulkiya without visiting a service centre?
Use the MOI UAE app, moi.gov.ae, or evg.ae. Log in with UAE Pass, open the vehicle ownership renewal service, and pay AED 350 for a private light vehicle. The system verifies your insurance, inspection, and fines automatically. It then issues a digital Mulkiya on the spot and couriers the physical card to you.
What is the Fujairah car registration renewal fee in 2026?
AED 350 for a private light vehicle, per the Ministry of Interior federal fee schedule. Motorcycles cost AED 200, while private buses under 27 seats cost AED 300. For private freight vehicles, the cost ranges from AED 400 to AED 800, depending on weight. Inspection charges and your 13-month insurance premium come on top of this.
My car is two years old. Does it still need a test before renewal?
No. The Ministry of Interior exempts vehicles from the technical inspection for 3 years counted from the year of manufacture. So a two-year-old car renews without any test. Once your car crosses the 3-year mark, a positive inspection result from an authorised testing centre becomes mandatory for every renewal.
What happens if my car fails the Fujairah vehicle inspection?
You cannot renew until the result turns positive; that is an MOI condition. The testing centre gives you a report listing the faults. Repair them, return for a retest, and proceed with the renewal after passing. Book your first test at least a week before expiry so a retest still fits in.
Will unpaid traffic fines stop my Mulkiya renewal?
Yes. Payment of all dues is a condition of the MOI vehicle ownership renewal service. The transaction will not complete while any fine is unpaid. Check your record on the MOI app, evg.ae, or the Fujairah Police e-services portal. Settle the amount, after which the renewal can go through immediately.
Why does the system ask for 13 months of insurance instead of 12?
This is because the Ministry of Interior sets 13-month insurance as a renewal condition. Registration lasts 12 months, but the thirteenth month of cover means your policy does not run out while the next renewal is being processed. Insurers in the UAE issue 13-month motor policies for exactly this reason.
Is it illegal to drive in Fujairah after the Mulkiya expiry date?
Yes. Driving on an expired registration breaks UAE federal traffic law, which Fujairah enforces. The violation costs AED 500 plus 4 black points. A car expired for more than 3 months can be impounded for 7 days. MOI also adds AED 10 for each month the renewal is late.
Which office handles in-person renewals in Fujairah?
The Fujairah Police Traffic and Licensing Services Centre. It covers vehicle licensing, driver licensing, and fine payments. You can reach it on 09 222 2666 during working hours. Carry your Emirates ID and current Mulkiya, with your insurance and inspection (already completed) so the counter transaction finishes in one visit.
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