From paying fines to renewing residency permits, discover the essential apps that simplify daily interactions with government services
Pavitra Shetty
Published on August 21, 2024, 16:26:06
As the UAE Government continues its mission to go 100 per cent paperless, accessing various services has become easier than ever.
Whether you're paying fines or renewing your residency permit, you can now complete most transactions online without the need to visit a government office.
Essential Government Apps
UAE Pass: UAE Pass is your digital identity key to all UAE government apps. It allows you to log into various apps without separate registrations and lets you sign documents digitally.
UAE ICP App: The Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP) offers services related to residency, visas, and Emirates ID through this app.
You can access digital versions of your residence visa and Emirates ID, including those of your dependents, and save them in your Apple Wallet if you use an iPhone. The app also facilitates visa and ID renewals and fine payments.
Ministry of Interior (MoI) App: The MoI app serves all police forces across the Emirates. It syncs your records, including Emirates ID and vehicle licence, and allows you to report accidents, pay fines, and renew vehicle registration. The services are categorised into traffic, police, civil defence, and general.
Apps for Each Emirate
Each emirate has its app that acts as a one-stop shop for various government services such as utility bill payments, vehicle registration renewals, visa renewals, and business setups:
* Abu Dhabi: TAMM
* Dubai: DubaiNow
* Sharjah: Digital Sharjah
* Ajman: AjmanOne
*Umm Al Quwain: SmartUAQ
* Ras Al Khaimah: mRak (available on the App Store)
* Fujairah: Digital Fujairah (available on the App Store)
Public Transport Apps
For getting around the UAE, whether by driving or using public transport, these smart apps are indispensable:
Dubai
* RTA: For parking payments and Salik recharges.
* Careem: To book taxis.
* S'hail: To plan bus journeys and check routes.
Abu Dhabi
* Darb: For checking and recharging road toll balances.
* Abu Dhabi Link: For bus-on-demand services.
* Abu Dhabi Taxi: To book cabs.
Sharjah
* RTA Sharjah: To check bus schedules, book cabs, file complaints, or report lost items.
Ras Al Khaimah
* Sayr: To check bus schedules, buy bus tickets, and book taxi rides.
By downloading these essential apps, UAE residents can streamline their interactions with government services, making everyday tasks more efficient and convenient.
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