How to Renew Your Driving License in Abu Dhabi Online (2026 Guide via TAMM)


Introduction

Renewing your driving license in Abu Dhabi has become faster, easier, and fully digital. Thanks to the TAMM platform and the Abu Dhabi Police portal, you can now complete the process online in just a few minutes. This guide walks you through the requirements, steps, fees, and tips to ensure a smooth renewal in 2026.

✅ Requirements Before Renewal

  • Valid Emirates ID

  • All traffic fines cleared

  • Mandatory eye test at an authorized optical center (results linked automatically)

  • A recent passport‑size photo (uploaded online or taken at a service center)

🌐 Step‑by‑Step Online Renewal (via TAMM or Abu Dhabi Police)

  1. Log in using UAE Pass or SmartPass.

  2. Navigate to: Vehicles & Transportation → Driving License Services → Renewal.

  3. Upload your photo and verify personal details.

  4. Enter your delivery address for the physical card.

  5. Pay the renewal fee online.

  6. Receive your digital license instantly on TAMM.

  7. Get your physical card couriered within 2–3 working days.

💰 Fees & Processing Time

  • Renewal validity: 5 or 10 years (fees vary).

  • Delivery charges may apply.

  • Digital license: issued immediately.

  • Physical card: delivered within days.

⏳ Deadlines & Penalties

  • Renewal allowed up to 6 months before expiry.

  • Drivers under 21: can renew less than 3 months early.

  • Late renewal fine: AED 10 per month (max AED 500).

  • Timely renewal saves money and ensures uninterrupted legal driving.

🔑 Tips for Hassle‑Free Renewal

  • Clear fines before starting the process.

  • Complete your eye test early.

  • Keep your Emirates ID active.

  • Double‑check uploaded photo and personal details.

Conclusion

With Abu Dhabi’s digital services, renewing your driving license is now quick, convenient, and stress‑free. By following these steps, you’ll avoid penalties and keep driving legally without interruption. 

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