Emirates ID & Typing
Emirates ID Replacement in Dubai
Lost, stolen or damaged. Around AED 300 plus fees, a police report where it was lost — and a replacement card keeps the original expiry date.
Fees at the counter fromAED 150at cost, line by line
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Fixed price
Emirates ID Replacement
Our fee: AED 150 (VAT included) + government fees
Per card. Government fees are paid at cost, with a receipt for each one.
What’s included
- Renewal, replacement or data update
- For a card that needs no visa work
Typical time: 1 to 3 weeks end to end
Fee fixed in writing before you pay.
What you pay
What it costs at the counter, line by line
Counter fees for Emirates ID Replacement start from
AED 150
Lost or damaged card: Replacement of a valid card
- Counter prices, typing included
- Paid at cost, receipts handed over
- Your total confirmed in writing first
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Lost or damaged card
Replacement of a valid card
At the counterAED 150
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Lost or damaged card: counter fees Emirates ID replacement, lost or damaged AED 150 Government and typing fees AED 150 -
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New passport or corrected details
At the counterAED 335
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Details changed: counter fees Emirates ID data update AED 335 Government and typing fees AED 335
Prices are at the Amer counter, typing included. Our fee for Emirates ID work is quoted with the file. Counter prices can change without notice; we confirm every figure on your quote.
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Emirates ID: Emirates ID data update
AED 335 + our feeestimated total before our fee
Estimate before our fee.
- Government and typing fees
- AED 335
- MirDxbPRO service fee
- Quoted with your file
Fingerprints at an ICP centre are needed for applicants aged 15 and over.
Get my fixed quote on WhatsAppPrice list reviewed 1 Nov 2026; counter prices at Amer and Tasheel, typing included. Estimate, not legal advice; the authority's payment screen and decision are final.
Full breakdown
| Government and typing fees | |
|---|---|
| Emirates ID data update | AED 335 |
| MirDxbPRO service fee | |
| MirDxbPRO service fee | Quoted with your file |
| Total before our fee | AED 335 |
What to do next
- Fingerprints at an ICP centre are needed for applicants aged 15 and over.
- A card renewed late carries an ICP fine of AED 20 a day after the grace period, capped at AED 1,000; it is paid on top.
- Your written quote confirms every figure before anything is paid; counter prices can change without notice.
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The short version
- Replacement costs around AED 300 plus application and typing fees — more than a renewal, because it is a different transaction.
- A police report is generally required where the card was lost or stolen, but not where it was damaged.
- Report it promptly. A lost card is an identity document, and delay is its own risk.
- Your Emirates ID number does not change — most transactions can continue on the number while the card is reissued.
Losing an Emirates ID feels worse than it is, provided you act in the right order. The mistake people make is waiting a few days to see if it turns up, then discovering they cannot complete a transaction that needed the physical card.
Replacement is not renewal
| Item | Renewal | Replacement |
|---|---|---|
| Trigger | Card expiring | Card lost, stolen or damaged |
| Typical cost | AED 330 – 370 | AED 300 + fees |
| Police report | Not required | Usually required if lost or stolen |
| Expiry date | Extended | Unchanged — you get the remaining term |
| ID number | Unchanged | Unchanged |
A replacement card carries the same expiry date as the one you lost. If your card had three months left, the replacement has three months left. If you are close to expiry anyway, a renewal may be the better transaction — ask us before paying for a replacement you will replace again in weeks.
What it costs
| Component | Fee | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Replacement fee | AED 300 | Standard |
| Smart application fee | AED 100 | |
| Typing centre fee | AED 30 – 70 | Authorised centre |
| Police report | Usually no charge | Where the card was lost or stolen |
| Urgent processing | Additional | Where available |
The order to do this in
Report the loss
Obtain a police report where the card was lost or stolen. This is the step people skip, and the application will not proceed without it.
Apply for replacement
Through ICP, the app, or an authorised typing centre with your passport and visa details.
Biometrics, if required
Often reused from your existing record, so frequently not needed.
Verify the delivery address
Check what ICP holds for you. An out-of-date address is the most common reason a replacement card does not arrive.
Your Emirates ID number is unchanged and remains active. Most banking, telecom and government transactions can proceed on the number alone — so do not postpone something important on the assumption you need the plastic in hand.
What you need
Document checklist
- Original passport
- Current residence visa page
- Police report — lost or stolen cards
- The damaged card itself, where applicable
- Emirates ID number, if you have it recorded
- UAE mobile number registered in your name
- Current delivery address
How long it takes
| Stage | Typical duration |
|---|---|
| Police report | Same day |
| Application and typing | Same day |
| Card production | 3 – 10 days |
| Delivery | 2 – 7 days |
| End to end | 1 – 3 weeks |
If your card was stolen
Treat it as an identity matter, not just an administrative one. Report it promptly, and if you have reason to think it is being misused, say so in the report. An Emirates ID is used to verify identity across banking, telecom and government services, which is exactly why the police report step exists.
Emirates ID replacement questions
How much does it cost to replace a lost Emirates ID?
Around AED 300 for the replacement fee, plus AED 100 for the smart application and AED 30–70 in typing charges. A police report is generally required for lost or stolen cards and is usually issued without charge.
Do I need a police report to replace my Emirates ID?
Generally yes if the card was lost or stolen. A damaged card that you still hold does not usually require one — you surrender the damaged card instead.
Does my Emirates ID number change on replacement?
No. The number stays the same and remains active, so most banking, telecom and government transactions can continue while the physical card is reissued.
Does a replacement card have a new expiry date?
No. It carries the same expiry as the card it replaces. If you are close to expiry already, a renewal may be the better transaction than a replacement.
How long does a replacement take?
Typically one to three weeks end to end, covering the police report, application, card production and delivery. Biometrics are often reused from your existing record.
What if my replacement card never arrives?
Almost always an out-of-date delivery address on the ICP record. Check and correct it while the application is still active rather than after it closes.
Deadlines
The dates that cost money if you miss them
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7 days
To report a lost card to ICP
ICP asks holders to report a lost card within 7 days of the loss, then apply for a replacement at AED 300 plus the AED 100 smart service fee. u.ae
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7 days
To notify ICP of a damaged card
A card damaged so that it cannot be used must be notified to an ICP service point within 7 days, then replaced at the replacement fee. icp.gov.ae
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30 days
To report a change in your personal data
A change to your prescribed personal data not reported within 30 days is fined AED 20 a day, up to AED 1,000. icp.gov.ae
Why MIRDXB PRO
Checked first. Filed right. Priced in writing.
We check before we quote
ILOE, WPS, company category, card validity, overstay and attestation, all checked on day one.
Government fees at cost
Published fees passed through unchanged. Our fee is separate, fixed and in writing before you commit.
Filed at the right counter
Amer, Tasheel, MOHRE, ICP or the owning authority, in the order the authorities need it.
We tell you when the answer is no
We would rather lose the work than lodge something that fails.
How it works
From first message to final stamp, in four steps
- 01
Tell us what you need
One WhatsApp message or call about your situation.
About 30 seconds - 02
We check and quote
File checks first, then government fees, our fee and the timeline in writing.
Before anything is paid - 03
We file it
Submitted at Amer, Tasheel, MOHRE or the owning authority, in the right order.
24h target to submit urgent files - 04
Done, with updates
Progress on WhatsApp at every stage until the file is closed.
Named officer throughout
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MIRDXB PRO is a private PRO services company acting solely on the written authorisation of its clients. We are not a government body and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official agent of GDRFA Dubai, ICP, MOHRE, MOFA, Amer, Tasheel or any other authority. Government fees are passed on at cost; our own fee is quoted in writing before we start. Fees, eligibility rules and processing times are set by the relevant authority and can change without notice. This page is general information, not legal advice.