As part of its efforts to digitize and streamline services for UAE citizens, the country's government operates the Emirates Vehicle Gate to manage vehicle-related operations and procedures. The EVG is a comprehensive portal that covers insurance, registration, and licensing questions.
The EVG was first created by the government in 2013 to act as a common resource for all vehicle-related procedures and information provision. People can use the portal for any questions related to vehicle usage. The portal can be used to make payments for services or fines, receive status updates on license or registration provision, and manage insurance claims or policy renewals.
When you drive in the UAE, it is essential to have third-party insurance. Being covered is a legal requirement. Fines can start at AED 500, 4 black points, and impounding of the vehicle for 7 days if you drive without insurance. The EVG provides a convenient way for you to buy and renew insurance right on the portal. Simply log on and look for the "buy insurance" section.
The EVG also acts as a portal for the storing and management of accident histories. You can assess the accident history of any given vehicle, which is especially useful if you are looking to buy a used car.
Tel: 600588888
Email: contact@evg.ae
Address: Ministry of Interior, Abu Dhabi W56 Al Rawda, First Street.
Can you check your expiry dates and vehicle number on the portal?
Yes, the EVG provides a convenient way to check any vehicle-related information.
Can you pay traffic fines on the EVG?
Yes, you can pay, check the status of, and print the receipts for fines paid on the EVG.
Can you see a vehicle's accident history on the EVG?
Yes, the portal provides comprehensive accident history on every vehicle registered in the UAE.