The UAE Ministry of Interior (MOI) provides an online service where you can check the accident history of a vehicle. You’ll need the cars Chassis number (VIN). Then visit the MOI website.

1.       Vehicle Test: vehicle inspection for cars older than 3 years old

2.       Insurance Renewal: Insurance must be valid for another year.

3.       Clear Fines: Must pay outstanding fines linked to the vehicle.

4.       Renewal:You can renew the registration through the Abu Dhabi Police website, Tamm or MOI mobile application.

5.       Receive Registration Card: If renewing online or via the app, the registration card will be mailed to you. If renewing at a physical service center, you may be able to get it immediately.

1. Vehicle Test: vehicle inspection for cars older than 3 years old at a recognized vehicle testing center like Tasjeel.
2. Insurance Renewal: Insurance must be valid for another year.
3. Clear Fines: All traffic fines associated with the vehicle need to be paid.
4. Renewal: Renew the registration via the RTA website, the RTA mobile app, or at customer service centers.
5. Receive Registration Card: If you renew online, the RTA will send the registration card (Mulkiya) to you via courier. If done at a service center, they usually provide it on the spot.

·       Brakes

·       Lights

·       Tires

·       Steering

·       Windows and Windshields

·       Suspension

·       Chassis and Frame

·       Exhaust Emission.

·       Vehicle Interior

·       Vehicle Exterior

·       Horn

·       Mirrors

Ideally, you should pay off the remaining loan amount to the bank first. Once the loan is cleared, the bank will issue a clearance certificate and notify the Traffic Department that the car mortgage has been released. Then you can proceed and sell the car after that.