Complete List Of Documents Needed To Sell A Car In Dubai

Selling a car in Dubai requires the right documentation to ensure a smooth and legal transaction. Whether you are selling it privately, through a dealership, or using an online platform like DubiCars, here’s everything you need to know about the documents required to sell a car in Dubai.

Required Documents To Sell A Car To An Individual Buyer

If you are selling your car to a private buyer, both parties must provide the following:

• Mulkiya (Vehicle Registration Card) – This is the original registration card proving car ownership.
• Valid Emirates ID – Both the seller and buyer must show their original Emirates IDs.
• Passport and visa copy (for expatriates if requested) – Needed if required for verification.
• Valid UAE driving licence – Both parties must hold a valid UAE driving licence.
• Valid car insurance – The buyer must arrange car insurance before completing the transfer.
• Vehicle technical inspection report – The car must pass an RTA-approved technical inspection.
• No Objection Certificate (NOC) – If there is an existing loan on the car, a clearance letter from the bank is required.
• Receipt of fine payments – All outstanding traffic fines must be cleared before the transfer.

Both the buyer and seller must be physically present during the ownership transfer at an RTA Customer Happiness Centre or an approved service centre — here are more details.

Car Ownership Transfer For Companies – Additional Documents

If a company is involved in selling or buying a car in Dubai, the following additional documents are required:

• Trade Licence copy – A valid and updated company trade licence.
• Company Authorisation Letter – A stamped letter granting permission to sell or purchase the vehicle.
• Passport copy and Emirates ID of the authorised signatory – Proof of identity of the person completing the transaction.
• Power of Attorney (if required) – In cases where the authorised signatory is different from the company owner.
• Vehicle technical inspection report – From an authorised RTA inspection centre.
• No Objection Certificate (NOC) – From the financing bank if the car is under mortgage.
• Clearance of outstanding fines – All fines must be paid before the ownership transfer.

Ensuring all documents are in order will prevent delays and legal issues in the transaction process.

Additional Tips To Sell Your Car

• Check market prices before listing your car. Here is a detailed guide on how to get a valuation done for your car.
• Keep the car clean and serviced, as a well-maintained car attracts buyers faster.
• Always meet buyers at an RTA service centre and avoid online payments.
• Consider obtaining a professional inspection to instil buyer confidence.
• Any outstanding fines must be cleared before transferring ownership.
• Ensure the new owner has valid insurance before initiating the process.
• The seller should retain a copy of the sale agreement for legal purposes.

Sell With DubiCars – Simple Process

Sellers in DubiCars can list their cars on DubiCars to reach an audience of over 3 million monthly users. DubiCars provides an easy-to-use platform that efficiently connects sellers with potential buyers.

This complete step-by-step guide to selling your car in Dubai covers everything you need to know about pricing your car, transferring ownership, the cost of ownership transfer, and completing the sale legally.

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