Fujairah Police Traffic and Licensing Department - Al Hail

No appointment is required for routine transactions. The counter operates on a first-come, first-served basis using a queue ticket dispenser. For complex matters such as black-points appeals, accident report disputes or special-plate auctions, it is sensible to call 09 222 2666 in advance so the relevant officer is available. The Fujairah Police app and Ministry of Interior unified portal at moi.gov.ae also support most services without any need to attend in person, including fine payments, registration renewal and good-conduct certificate requests. UAE PASS authentication unlocks the digital catalogue.

Ramadan hours shift to 09:00-14:30 from Monday to Thursday and 09:00-12:00 on Friday, with the centre closed Saturday and Sunday. The vehicle inspection lanes follow the same schedule. Fujairah Police announces deviations through its official X account and the public information desk at the entrance. Plan to arrive before 12:30 because the final ticket dispenser typically stops 45 minutes before counter closing to allow staff to clear the queue before Iftar. Cross-border services to Musandam are still processed during Ramadan but the Oman insurance endorsement may take an extra working day.

Yes. Inter-emirate renewal is permitted under federal traffic law provided the vehicle passes a fresh inspection at the Al Hail lanes and the insurance certificate names Fujairah as a covered emirate. However, transferring the registration plate from Dubai to Fujairah requires the original Dubai mulkiya to be surrendered through RTA Dubai first. Renewal without transfer takes about 40 minutes; transfer adds AED 350 in fees and an additional half-day for processing. East-coast residents with Dubai-registered cars often prefer Al Hail because of shorter queues compared with Tasjeel branches.

The all-inclusive fee is AED 600 for nationals of approximately 40 eligible countries including the GCC states, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Singapore and most EU member states. This covers eye test verification, the knowledge and innovation fees, and a ten-year licence card. Applicants from non-eligible countries must instead complete a full theory and road test at a Fujairah-approved driving institute, which costs AED 6,500-9,000 in total because road-test demand on the east coast is lower and instruction is sometimes routed through Sharjah. The original foreign licence and a certified translation are mandatory.

Both channels are accepted. The counter accepts card payments (debit, credit, Apple Pay) and Emirates ID-linked wallet balances; cash is no longer accepted for any traffic transaction since 2023. Online payment through fujairahpolice.gov.ae, the Fujairah Police app, or moi.gov.ae offers the same fines list and is faster. Discounts of 25-50 per cent are sometimes announced by Fujairah Police during national holidays, the Year of the Family campaigns, and Ramadan; these are auto-applied at both channels and visible in the digital wallet view.

Black points are visible on the Ministry of Interior unified driver file accessible through moi.gov.ae. Points accrued through traffic offences automatically lapse one year after the offence date provided no further offences are committed. Counter staff can print a current black-points statement on request. Drivers exceeding 24 active points face automatic licence suspension; reinstatement requires a Fujairah Traffic Court appearance, payment of all fines, and in some cases attendance at a defensive-driving course at a Fujairah or Sharjah-approved institute. Repeat offenders may also face vehicle impound.

Yes. Fujairah Police Al Hail offers a same-day endorsement service for residents driving into Musandam through Wadi Madha or Khatmat Milaha border posts. Bring the existing UAE insurance certificate and the AED 50 endorsement fee; the counter stamps an Oman annexe valid for the same period as the UAE policy. Some insurers issue the Oman endorsement directly through their apps, in which case no police visit is needed. The endorsement is mandatory under Omani RoP rules and absence will trigger an OMR 50 fine at the border on entry. During Ramadan, allow one extra working day for processing.

Bring your Emirates ID, the original mulkiya, the front and rear number plates, and a no-objection letter from any financing bank. The export counter cancels the registration, issues an Arabic-English export certificate valid for 90 days, and returns the deregistered plates. The fee is AED 120. The certificate is recognised by Saudi, Omani and Kuwaiti customs and is needed for re-registration abroad. Insurance must remain valid until the vehicle physically leaves UAE territory. For vehicles destined for Africa via Sohar port, the certificate is also accepted by Omani exporters and shipping lines.

Inspection lanes operated by Fujairah Roads Department are inside the same compound on the eastern side and operate during the same hours. There is no need to visit Tasjeel or Wasel separately for a Fujairah-registered car. The inspection costs AED 50 and takes about 15 minutes during off-peak windows; brake-and-light tests add 10 minutes. Vehicles older than three years require an inspection at every annual renewal; the first three renewals after purchase are exempt provided the car remains under warranty and accident-free.

Yes. Fujairah Police Al Hail issues good-conduct certificates for current and former Fujairah residents through a dedicated certificate counter. The fee is AED 200 and the digital certificate is delivered to the applicant's email within 24 hours; an attested hard copy adds AED 50. Applicants need original Emirates ID, fingerprint capture if not already on the federal database, and a stated purpose (employment abroad, immigration, family reunion). The certificate is valid for three months from issuance and is accepted by most embassies in Abu Dhabi.

For routine fine payments and licence renewals (no first-issue files), the Dibba Al Fujairah police station at the northern tip serves north-coast residents and the Kalba police station handles the southern enclave. The Khor Fakkan police community station accepts good-conduct certificate requests. New vehicle registration, biometric capture, ownership transfer and impound release remain Al Hail-only. For pure-digital matters use the Fujairah Police app, the MOI unified app at moi.gov.ae and the federal Saher traffic-management portal authenticated via UAE PASS - fine payment, registration renewal where no inspection is due, and driving-licence renewal where biometrics remain valid all complete in under 10 minutes with no visit.

Fujairah Police announces discounts of 25-50 per cent on traffic fines on the same federal-Cabinet-aligned dates as RTA Dubai, RAK Police, Sharjah Police and Abu Dhabi Police - typically UAE National Day (December), Eid Al Fitr, Eid Al Adha and the Year of the Family campaigns. Discounts apply only to fines issued before the campaign date and are auto-applied at all payment channels. Black points cannot be discounted and lapse only on time (one year per offence). Fujairah specifically also runs a Khor Fakkan Tourism Season discount in winter for tourism-related minor offences such as parking near beaches.

Yes. Heavy goods vehicles operating on the Hatta-Fujairah-Oman freight corridor renew their annual licence at Al Hail for AED 750 plus AED 150 mandatory load-and-brake inspection. Vehicles crossing the Wadi Madha or Khatmat Milaha borders also need the Oman cross-border insurance endorsement (AED 50) and a freight manifest cleared by Fujairah Customs. The Al Hail counter co-ordinates directly with the Omani RoP border posts for vehicles registered in Fujairah; vehicles registered in Dubai or Sharjah need to use their home traffic department instead. Quarrying and cement-haulier fleets typically file batch renewals through PROs during the off-peak 11:00-13:00 window.