If you’re the owner of a Dubai-registered car and you’re currently outside the UAE, you can still transfer your car to a Dubai-based buyer. While the process differs slightly from that of an Abu Dhabi vehicle transfer, our team at Renew My Car Registration is here to assist you every step of the way.
Step 1: Vehicle Transfer Power of Attorney (POA)
You need to make a vehicle transfer power of attorney which will authorize buyer to register the car on his name. This service is done by Dubai Court online POA service.
POA is normally valid for 10-15 days in those days buyer needs to transfer the registration on his/her name.
Step 2: Clearing Outstanding Fines
Before initiating the transfer, ensure that all outstanding fines on the vehicle have been cleared. This is a mandatory requirement to avoid any complications during the transfer process.
Step 3: Testing and Insurance
Once the POA is in place, the buyer must take several steps:
- Vehicle Testing: The buyer is required to have the car tested at an authorized testing center.
- Insurance: The buyer must also secure an insurance policy in their name. It is essential that the insurance is active before proceeding with the registration transfer.
Step 4: Registration Transfer
After the POA has been completed, outstanding fines have been cleared, and the buyer has obtained insurance and completed the vehicle test, the registration can be transferred to the buyer’s name.
Final Thoughts
Transferring a Dubai-registered car to a Dubai buyer while you’re outside the UAE may seem challenging, but with the right documentation and guidance, it is entirely achievable. Our team at Renew My Car Registration is available to provide comprehensive support, from setting up the POA via Dubai Courts’ online service to assisting with every subsequent step in the process.
For more detailed assistance or to get started, don’t hesitate to reach out to our customer support team. We’re here to ensure your car transfer process is smooth, efficient, and hassle-free.