Dubai Police Services in Dubai

To check traffic fines, you can use the official Dubai Police channels — website, mobile app, or Smart Police Stations. The system allows you to search using several methods: — Vehicle plate details (plate number, source, category, and code) — Traffic code number (TC No.) — Driving license details (license number and issuing authority) — Fine details (fine number, fine year, and issuing source) If you use a fine number for the search, you must specify the fine source. The Dubai Police Department’s digital traffic fine check services are available to residents, GCC nationals, visitors, and businesses. For clients unfamiliar with the platform or searching from outside the UAE or GCC, EGSH assists in retrieving accurate fine records using verified data, ensuring no step is missed.

You can pay Dubai Police fines through several official channels: the Dubai Police website, the mobile app (iOS and Android), or Smart Police Stations (SPS). Payment options are available 24/7 for residents, visitors, and businesses. To pay your Dubai vehicle fine, you must provide one of the following: plate details, traffic code (TC) number, driver’s license number, or fine number. Payments can be made using local UAE or GCC-issued credit/debit cards. Cards issued outside the region are not accepted for online payments. For international users or those unsure about the process, EGSH offers full support, from verifying outstanding fines in Dubai to facilitating secure payment through authorised channels.

Dubai Police requires a night work permit for businesses conducting maintenance, inventory, or installation works (such as signage or technical servicing) in commercial establishments or banks in shopping malls outside official working hours. This permit is not valid for conducting commercial activities. To apply, companies must submit a request to Dubai Police with supporting documents, including the establishment permit or mall authorisation, and obtain a no-objection certificate from the property management and, if applicable, the Central Bank. The permit is valid for up to 14 days from the start date indicated in the application. The total government fee is AED 120, including knowledge and innovation fees. Processing is completed within one working day. For accurate submission, EGSH assists with preparing documents, coordinating with property owners, and handling all steps through authorised channels.

A Dubai Police Clearance Certificate confirms an individual’s good conduct and absence of a criminal record in the UAE. It is often required for employment, immigration, study, or licensing purposes, and is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance. Applicants inside the UAE must provide a valid or expired Emirates ID. At the same time, those outside the country must submit a copy of their passport, a prior residence visa, and a certified ten-print fingerprint card. Fees vary: AED 100 for citizens, AED 200 for residents, and AED 300 (or $88) for applicants abroad, plus AED 20 knowledge and innovation fees. EGSH handles the whole application process — including document preparation, coordination of fingerprinting if required, and submission through official Dubai Police channels — ensuring your certificate is issued accurately and on time.

Yes, you can check the status of a police case online using the Dubai Police Smart Services. Through the official Dubai Police website or mobile app, individuals can access the Police Report Inquiry feature by entering the report number, year, and police station. This service is part of the broader Dubai Police Smart Service platform, designed to streamline public access to law enforcement procedures. EGSH supports clients by handling the submission process, verifying required details, and coordinating with Dubai Police to ensure accurate and timely updates on your case status.

To file a complaint with Dubai Police, individuals can utilise the online services provided through the official Dubai Police website. The «File Criminal Complaint» service allows residents and tourists to report criminal offences directly to the competent authorities. Additionally, for cyber-related crimes, the «eCrime» platform is available to report hacking, online fraud, and other electronic crimes. EGSH assists clients by guiding them through the complaint submission process, ensuring that all necessary information and documentation are accurately provided to facilitate prompt and effective handling by Dubai Police.

Dubai Police offers an online service that allows individuals to check the criminal status of financial cases registered against them. This service is accessible through the official Dubai Police website. Users are required to provide their Emirates ID number to access the information. The service details any financial cases associated with the individual’s identity. EGSH assists clients by guiding them through accessing this service and ensuring that all necessary information is accurately submitted.

A Police Approval Letter, often called a «To Whom It May Concern» certificate, is an official document issued by Dubai Police to confirm specific facts or circumstances related to an individual or entity. This certificate is required for employment, visa applications, or other official procedures requiring law enforcement authorities' verification. To request this certificate, applicants must provide their Emirates ID number, the purpose of the certificate, and any supporting information pertinent to the request. The application can be submitted through the Dubai Police website or at Smart Police Stations (SPS). EGSH offers assistance in preparing and submitting the application for the Police Approval Letter, ensuring that all necessary information is accurately provided and that the process aligns with Dubai Police’s requirements.