Quick processing
Straightforward transactions can be very fast: one visitor completed a renewal in under 10 minutes.
RTA Smart Kiosk - Al Aweer
Ras Al Khor
RTA Smart Kiosk - Al Aweer is a Dubai RTA service point in Ras Al Khor for tasks such as vehicle registration and renewal, with a smart device for quick transactions. Reviews describe license collection in five minutes and renewal in under ten, though opening hours, kiosk availability and service consistency deserve a check first.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
110 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Smart device
The smart device handled one customer’s transaction in just three minutes.
License collection
A customer reported getting a printed licence in literally five minutes.
Free parking
Free parking was specifically mentioned as an advantage for visitors arriving by car.
Clear layout
One review describes insurance, renewal and payment counters positioned visibly near the entrance.
Helpful staff
Several reviews describe staff as friendly, respectful or cooperative during vehicle-related transactions.
Tips for a Better Visit
Visit mornings. Try a morning visit for simpler transactions; one customer found the centre quiet and finished in three minutes.
Check hours. Confirm the current schedule before going, especially on Sunday evenings, as one visitor found it closed at 6 pm.
Bring documents. Bring every required document before arriving; a missing item stopped one late-evening car transfer from proceeding.
Confirm kiosk. Check that the smart kiosk is present and working before travelling, since customers have reported finding it unavailable.
Ask about queues. If you need a counter transaction, ask how tickets are being handled before waiting, given a reported queue-order problem.
Bring paperwork. Have all documents ready for the smart-device route; one reviewer said the mulkiya could be obtained like taking a ticket.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Al Aweer New Auto Market - Nad Al Hamar Rd
Ras Al Khor Ind. Third, Dubai
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
| Fri | 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM |
| Sat | Closed |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM |
Popular Mentions
renewal of our vehicle
Vehicle renewal is one of the clearest services mentioned, including help with a renewal transaction.
vehicle fitness test
A review identifies vehicle fitness testing as an available service at the site.
car registration
Customers have used the centre for updating Emirates ID details connected to car registration.
mulkiya
One review says the registration card, or mulkiya, can be obtained once the documents are complete.
Common Concerns
Limited availability
Customers have reported that the kiosk was missing or not working, so availability may not be consistent.
Restricted hours
The centre is not open around the clock, despite some older references to long working hours.
Slow procedures
One customer found the procedures extremely slow and complicated.
Poor attitude
Reviews include complaints about poor reception manners and unwelcoming staff interactions.
Queue concerns
A customer said ticket numbers were not followed and showroom customers appeared to receive priority.
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The Bottom Line
RTA Smart Kiosk - Al Aweer is a practical stop in Ras Al Khor for vehicle-related RTA work. Reviews specifically mention vehicle renewal, license collection, car-registration updates and vehicle fitness testing; the smart device can make straightforward transactions remarkably quick. One visitor collected a licence in five minutes, while another completed a renewal in under ten.
Speed is the main draw when the process is uncomplicated. A November review describes a quiet morning visit completed in three minutes, and another says the centre has free parking. The layout was also described as easy to navigate, with insurance, renewal and payment counters visible on entry.
That makes this more useful for a focused errand than a place to linger. Allow more time if your paperwork or case is unusual. Customers have described complicated procedures, slow service and concerns that ticket numbers were not followed, with showroom customers allegedly prioritised.
There are also reports of poor reception attitudes and of the kiosk being unavailable or not working. Check the hours and whether the kiosk is operating before setting out: one Sunday visitor found it closed at 6 pm, and another specifically noted it was not open 24 hours. A 2018 review also says vehicle fitness testing was available there but the renewed registration card had to be collected at Al Quasis Tasjeel.
One dated price report lists Registration at AED 400, file opening at AED 200, sticker at AED 10 and long-plate fees at AED 100; treat these as customer-reported, not a current tariff.