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Request to Transfer Ownership of Vehicle's Significant Plate Number
- Fees- QR100.
- Last Updated 12 Jan, 2021
- Service Type : E-Service
- Service Mode : Hybrid (Online and Offline)
- Service Provider : Ministry of Interior
- Service Classification : G2B
- Topic : Transportation
Intended Audience
Citizen: Parent, Business Owner, Employee
Resident: Employee
Description
Citizens and residents can submit a request online through the Ministry of Interior (MOI) website to transfer ownership of their vehicle’s significant plate number to another person.
Online Instructions
- Login with your smartcard to the e-services portal of MOI.
- Select “Traffic Services” from the list, then click on “Transfer Significant Plate Number”.
- Choose the significant plate number to be transferred.
- Enter the new owner’s information (QID number and email address).
- Choose license delivery option: Personally from General Directorate of Traffic or by mail courier via Qatar Postal Services Company (Qatar Post).
- Pay fees and print/save receipt.
Additional Information
You can also complete the transfer of significant plate number ownership through Metrash2.
Fees
Applicable fees are as follows:
- Transfer significant plate number ownership: QR100.
- Delivery of new license by Qatar Post: QR20.
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