Short answer: Late Emirates ID renewal costs AED 20 per day after a 30-day grace period, capped at AED 1,000. Visa overstay costs AED 50 per day, with no published cap. Use the calculator below for an estimate, then confirm the exact amount on the ICP Smart Services portal before paying.
Fines in the UAE follow a fixed schedule, so you can estimate what you owe before you open the official portal. Pick your situation below, enter the date, and the calculator applies the published ICP rates.
An estimate, not your official record
This calculator uses the public fee schedule (AED 20/day for late renewal after a 30-day grace period, capped at AED 1,000; AED 50/day for overstay). Your actual fine can only be confirmed on the official ICP portal, always check there before paying.
How the Fine Math Works
| Situation | Rate | Grace period | Cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Late Emirates ID renewal | AED 20 / day | 30 days after expiry | AED 1,000 |
| Visa / residence overstay | AED 50 / day | None published | None published |
| Late reporting of personal changes | AED 20 / day | 30 days | AED 1,000 |
Example: if your ID expired 75 days ago, the first 30 days are grace (AED 0), and the remaining 45 days × AED 20 = AED 900. At 100+ days overdue the total hits the AED 1,000 cap and stops growing.
Overstay works differently, there is no grace period in the published schedule and no cap, so 10 days overstayed = AED 500. An exit-permit fee of roughly AED 250–300 may apply on top when you leave.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this calculator the same as the official fine check?
No. The official check on the ICP portal reads your actual government record. This calculator only applies the published rates to the dates you enter, useful for planning, but the portal's number is the one that counts.
Why is my estimate AED 0?
For late renewal and late reporting, the first 30 days after expiry are a grace period with no fine. If you are still inside that window, the estimate is correctly zero, but renew now, because day 31 starts the daily charge.
Can the fine be more than the calculator shows?
Yes, if you have more than one violation (for example, late renewal plus a traffic fine linked to your ID). The calculator estimates one violation type at a time, the official portal shows the combined total.
Does the calculator store my dates?
No. Everything runs in your browser, nothing is sent anywhere, and we never ask for your Emirates ID number.