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Register for a move permit in Dubai: Here's how

To move in Dubai during disinfection hours, log on to dedicated site



Dubai Municipality workers conduct the National Disinfection Programme on Jumeirah Road.
Image Credit: Clint Egbert/Gulf News

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  • Note: This story has been updated

Note:

On April 5, Dubai introduced a new permit for movement during restrictions in place.

Earlier story, with updates

Dubai: Moving during the hours designated for disinfection is still possible, provided a resident applies for a "move permit".

Residents can register on a dedicated for the permit that will enable them to step out of their homes -- for essential purposes.

The dedicated website launched on April 5.

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To apply, log on to https://dxbpermit.gov.ae/permits.

The move is part of a raft of measures by the UAE government to ensure the safety of the public during the disinfection drive to curb the spread of COVID-19.

1.

Go to http://dxbpermit.gov.ae/home

2.

Make sure you have access to the phone number you’re giving to the system.

3.

You will get a one-time password (OTP) on the given number to verify your identity.

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4.

Enter mobile number, Full Name, ID type (Emirates ID, Passport, Driving lIcence), Nationality, Occupation (state “other”, if your job is not on one of the choices). State specific occupation. Press NEXT.

5. 

State your reason, car plate source (Emirate), Car plate letter and number, pick within which Emirate are you  moving, date and estimated travel time.

6.

Submit and get approval

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Call 800PERMIT hotline (800 737648) for doubts.

Inputs from Dona Cherian, Senior News Editor

REASONS FOR OBTAINING MOVE PERMIT
Residents can obtain a clearance for essential needs such as to purchase food and medicine by logging on to the website launched by the emirate's Supreme Committee of Crisis and Disaster Management.
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