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The official portal of the UAE Government

This portal has won the "Best Federal Portal" award at the 2nd GCC eGovernment Award and the "Best Strategic Website' Award at the Arab e-Government Web Award

40th UAE National Day

The Spirit of the Union is the spirit that binds the cosmopolitan community of the UAE, connecting us under one banner, one flag, but with many voices. It is the Spirit of the Union that celebrates our culture and heritage, and yet shapes our future.

A short film about the official portal of the UAE government

Welcome to the official portal of the UAE Government

This page contains a short film (in Arabic) about the main features of the UAE Government official portal, your gateway to the UAE federal information and services.

National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking

On the National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking website, you can read the annual report on human trafficking in UAE in addition to laws and treaties on combat human trafficking.

Green UAE

With a vision of assuring environmental sustainability for life, the Ministry of Environment and Water works on promoting environmental security and promoting food security in the UAE. Read more in the Green UAE page

UAE Vision 2021

"We want to be among the best countries in the world by the year 2021" In a strong and safe union, knowledgeable and innovative Emiratis will confidently build a competitive and resilient economy.

Domain names in Arabic

(.emarat) ... not just another dot. It's the beginning of a new Internet era - the starting point in our journey towards a better access to online Arabic content.

National Council of Tourism & Antiquities

Welcome to the UAE

Each year, the UAE welcomes millions of visitors and offers them a taste of generous Arab hospitality. UAE, a perfect combination of past and present, complemented with sun, sand and sea creates beautiful memories for its visitors.

Service Channels

Service Channels for the UAE Government

UAE Government services are easily accessible through a wide variety of online and offline channels. Government.ae is the official portal of the UAE Government and it is the unified gateway to access many services provided by the different government entities and authorities in the UAE.

Other channels of service delivery include:

· Kiosks / Public Payment Machines

· ATMs / cash depositing machines

· Mobile phones / mPay

· Websites

· Petrol stations

· Customer Service Centres

· Drive-thru service

· Post Offices

· Banks

· Dubai Metro stations

Kiosks / Public Payment Machines

You can pay Abu Dhabi Police fines and fees and enquire about vehicle and driver licensing service procedures at the kiosks. These machines also provide Electronic Maps Services, Duty Pharmacies and Weather Broadcast.

You can pay Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) bills using Etisalat Public payment machines.

Dubai Police traffic violation fines can also be paid through these kiosks.

ATMs / cash depositing machines

Several government agencies have tied up with banks for bills to be paid through ATMs and cash depositing machines.

You can pay DEWA bill at ATM machines of a large number of banks.

You can pay Dubai traffic violation fines through cash depositing machines associated with Emirates Bank.

Mobile phones / mPay

To pay your DEWA bill via mobile phone, you will need to register once on the mPay website. You can also pay DEWA bill through phone banking service. For more information, go to DEWA website.

Apart from utilities, you can also pay Dubai Police’s traffic violation fines through Interactive Voice Response (IVRS) or Etisalat’s star service.

Moreover, you can pay for car parking in Dubai through mParking and, even enquire and pay parking fines through mPay.

Through mobile phone, you can recharge Salik account.

Websites

Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi government offers many services through its website: visa, land and property, motoring and travel, work and employment, special programmes for UAE nationals, Health, Education and learning, Culture, leisure and sports and Safety, security and law.

Through the Abu Dhabi Police website, you can enquire and pay Abu Dhabi traffic fines online and enquire about traffic accidents.

Abu Dhabi municipality offers online services relating to spatial data, parks, land and real estate, public sanitation and roads and infrastructure.

Dubai

You can pay your DEWA bill through their website by credit card at no extra charge.

Dubai Courts’ public eServices include online registration of cases (in Arabic only) and eNotary Public services. You can enquire about a case or a document and, view lists of hearings, public notices, and court’s auctions (both in Arabic only). You can also make eRequests for civil cases, read eLaws, deposit epayments, and file case petitions through the website.

You can access Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing’s library of books on varied subjects, read eBrochures, make travel bookings, lodge a complaint, and track its status through their website.

Through Department of Economic Development’s website, you can check transaction status of payments and estimated cost of license issue amongst others.

You can recharge Salik through the website.

You can enquire about RTA parking fines on their website.

Online payment services can also be used for the services of:

· Dubai Municipality

· Dubai Airport

· Department of Economic Development

· Dubai Health Authority

· Dubai Chamber

You can also pay Zakat online, using ePay from Dubai eGovernment.

You can pay online for educational and professional courses such as for those provided by Hamdan Bin Mohammed eUniversity.

Sharjah

Through Sharjah government’s portal, you can apply for organising personal exhibitions, temporary water connection, and grant of residential land amongst others.

You can pay Sharjah Electricity and Water Authority (SEWA) bills through the website.

You can use Sharjah Municipality website to file an application for eTenancy contract.

Ras Al Khaimah

Through the Ras Al Khaimah portal, you can pay traffic fines and access a variety of other online services.

Petrol stations

You can pay your DEWA bill at any EPPCO or ENOC petrol station at any time of the day or night.

Customer Service Centres

Abu Dhabi municipality has set up customer services centres to cater to its customers.

You can pay DEWA bills at any of its Customer Service Centres.

Drive-thru service

Pay your DEWA bills as you drive through Al Wasl and Umm Al Ramool Customer Service Centres.

Post Offices

Post offices in Dubai accept DEWA bill payments on all seven days during working hours.

Banks

Partner banks auto-debit your account with the DEWA bill amount. Teller Counters at some banks accept DEWA bills on weekdays during office hours. For details on paying DEWA bill through banks refer DEWA website.

Dubai Metro stations

Enoc stores at Dubai Metro stations accept DEWA bill payments.

Government on Air

Abu Dhabi City is rapidly moving towards the future with an eye on 2030. Watch this video from Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council. Your comments are welcome.

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