What Happens If Your Car Registration Expires In Dubai

When your registration expires, you get a grace period of 30 days. During this time, you won’t face any fines for renewal, but late fees will apply. If you don’t renew within that grace period, driving your car is off the table. You could face fines of around 500 dirhams, and your car might get confiscated for up to 7 days.
Plus, you’ll receive 4 black points, and your car won’t be insurable anymore. Remember, the grace period is none other than the insurance expiry date on your registration card.
So, for your peace of mind, make sure to renew your registration before that grace period ends. Drive safe!
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What happens if I don’t renew my car registration within the 30-day grace period?

If you fail to renew within the grace period, you may face fines, potential confiscation of your car for up to 7 days, and 4 black points on your driving record.

Can I drive my car during the grace period?

Yes, you can drive your car during the 30-day grace period without incurring fines, but ensure you renew before the period ends to avoid penalties.