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Obtain an Emirates ID that proves your identity and residency in the UAE with less hassle.
The Emirates ID card is a multi-purpose form of identification that offers holders a wide range of privileges.
These include easy access through electronic gate systems at airports, access to medical insurance facilities, fast and accurate medical assistance, easy banking, and expedited government services. It is a legal requirement for all residents in the UAE.
Contact us to learn more about our Emirates ID application services
Our services include:
Access government services
Fast track medical assistance
Enjoy easy banking
Access lease premises in the UAE
Worldwide Formations can help you and your co-workers get your Emirates IDs with little to no hassle. As part of our Dubai visa services package, we will help you with the documentation and certifications required to acquire the ID.
Our dedicated experts will accompany you to the Emirates Identity Authority (EIDA) center and assist you through the entire application process.
The Emirates ID is the national identity card issued by the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICP). Every UAE citizen and resident is required to hold one. It is used for government services, banking, telecoms, tenancy contracts and as identification at airports.
Status is tracked through the ICP website using your application number, which appears on the receipt issued when you apply. The card is delivered by Emirates Post once produced, and the tracking will show when it has been dispatched.
Report it and apply for a replacement through ICP. You will typically need to provide your existing ID number and passport details, and a replacement fee applies. Continuing to live in the UAE without a valid card can create problems with banking and government services.
Generally yes, the card’s validity is tied to your residence visa, so the two are renewed together. If your visa is cancelled, the card is cancelled with it.
Yes. Every resident regardless of age requires one, including dependants and newborns, once their residence visa is issued.