๐ฆ๐ช United Arab Emirates
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Sharjah, United Arab Emirates ยท 55,000
ุงููุงุณู ูุฉ, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
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Test Questions
35
Pass Mark
23/35
Minimum Age
17
License Fee
AED 800-1,200 (varies by emirate)
Source: MOI ยท Last updated: 2026-03-15
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FAQ
How much does a UAE driving licence cost?
The total cost for a light vehicle licence (Category B) via driving school is typically AED 4,500โ7,000 (~$1,225โ1,900 USD). This includes: driving school tuition AED 3,500โ5,500, file opening fee AED 200โ300, eye test AED 50โ100, theory test AED 200, internal road test AED 200, RTA/ITC road test AED 200โ300, and licence issuance AED 100โ200. Nationals from 57 approved countries can convert their licence directly for AED 500โ1,000.
What is the UAE theory test format?
The theory test consists of 35 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 30 minutes. You must answer at least 23 correctly (65% pass mark). Fee: AED 200. Available in Arabic and English. Topics include traffic rules, road signs, speed limits, safe driving practices, and UAE-specific regulations. You can retake the test if you fail.
What are the speed limits in the UAE?
Residential/school zones: 25โ40 km/h. Urban roads: 40โ60 km/h. Urban dual carriageways: 60โ80 km/h. Highways: 100โ120 km/h (Abu Dhabi max 140 km/h on select roads). Heavy vehicles: max 80 km/h. Dubai has a +20 km/h buffer before radar triggers; Abu Dhabi has ZERO tolerance since 2018.