Sharjah Police to Launch Doorstep Vehicle Number Plate Pickup Service

Sharjah motorists may soon have one less reason to visit a traffic centre in person.

Sharjah Police is preparing a new service that will collect vehicle number plates from customers’ homes.

The initiative, developed with noon, aims to make certain licensing transactions more convenient.

How the New Service Will Work

The service will apply to licensing transactions that require motorists to surrender vehicle number plates.

Customers using approved digital channels will be able to request the service.

They can also access the relevant process through the Ministry of Interior’s MOI UAE app.

A noon representative will collect the physical plates and deliver them to the relevant licensing centre.

SMS Confirmation After Collection

Customers will receive an SMS after their vehicle plates have been collected.

They can then continue the remaining steps electronically through approved government platforms.

The system combines physical collection with digital processing.

Part of Sharjah’s Digital Transformation

Sharjah Police said the service aims to reduce unnecessary visits to traffic and licensing centres.

It should also reduce the time and effort required to complete eligible transactions.

The initiative supports Sharjah’s wider push towards smart government services.

More Vehicle Services Moving Closer to Residents

The planned service follows wider efforts to bring vehicle-related procedures closer to customers.

By combining doorstep collection with digital platforms, authorities aim to create a smoother licensing experience.

The approach could make the process easier from application through completion.

When Will the Service Begin?

Sharjah Police has announced that the service is being prepared for launch.

However, the initial announcement did not provide a specific start date.

Motorists should wait for official confirmation before attempting to use the new option.

What Motorists Should Know

• The service is being developed by Sharjah Police and noon.
• It will cover eligible licensing transactions requiring plate returns.
• A noon representative will collect and deliver the plates.
• Customers will receive an SMS after collection.
• Remaining steps can be completed through approved digital channels.
• The official launch date has not yet been announced.

The new service could make routine vehicle licensing more convenient once Sharjah Police officially activates it.

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