The Emirates ID, issued by the Federal Authority of Identity and Citizenship, is a crucial document for anyone living in the UAE. It serves as your primary identification card and is essential for accessing a wide range of services and facilities across the country. Carrying your Emirates ID with you at all times is a legal requirement and a vital part of daily life in the UAE. If you need to replace your Emirates ID due to loss, theft, or damage, it’s important to act quickly to avoid disruptions to your daily activities. The process to replace Emirates ID can vary depending on whether you are an expat, a UAE National, or a GCC National, each with specific requirements and procedures that must be followed.

At Amer Centre, we simplify the process to replace Emirates ID for you, providing expert assistance tailored to your needs. Our experienced team is well-versed in the nuances of the replacement process for all categories of residents. We offer comprehensive support from start to finish, managing all the paperwork and procedural details so you don’t have to navigate the complexities alone.

Why Replace Your Emirates ID?

• If your Emirates ID is stolen, it's essential to replace it immediately to prevent misuse.
• When your Emirates ID is damaged beyond recognition, you'll need to obtain a new one.
• If your Emirates ID is lost, it's essential to replace it promptly to avoid difficulties in accessing services and mitigate risks if someone finds it.

What to Do When the Emirates ID Is Lost?

If your Emirates ID is lost, immediately report the loss to the nearest police station and obtain a loss report. Notify the Federal Authority of Identity and Citizenship (ICA) through their website or service centre to prevent misuse. Apply for a replacement ID online or at Amer Centre, submitting the necessary documents, including the police report. Pay the required replacement fee and track your application status.

• GCC nationals must provide proof of residency in the UAE.
• UAE nationals must present their valid passport and family book.
• Expatriate residents are required to bring their passport with a valid residency visa.
• If the lost ID is for a child under 15, parents need to submit the child’s original birth certificate and a recent coloured photograph of the child with a white background.

At Amer Centre in Al Quoz Mall, we’re here to help you replace your Emirates ID if it’s lost or damaged. Our team will walk you through the entire process, from applying for a new ID to handling any issues related to a lost or damaged card. Book your appointment with us today to get started. For the latest information, visit your nearest Amer Centre or reach out to our customer care via WhatsApp at 0564231937.