UAE number plate guides
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Start with the question you need to answer. Local valuation guides explain the emirate’s format and evidence; digit-count guides show what the available price sample can support.
Value a plate in its own emirate
A complete identity includes the emirate, code or category, and main number. Each guide pairs a local checker with specific examples and a description of the evidence gaps.
- Dubai number plate value Letter codes, reported RTA results and local valuation examples.
- Abu Dhabi number plate value Numeric categories, ownership checks and local valuation examples.
- Sharjah number plate value Local plate formats, valuation examples and dated asking prices.
- Ajman number plate value Local plate formats, valuation examples and dated asking prices.
- Fujairah number plate value Local plate formats, valuation examples and dated asking prices.
- Ras Al Khaimah number plate value Local plate formats, valuation examples and dated asking prices.
- Umm Al Quwain number plate value Local plate formats, valuation examples and dated asking prices.
Compare prices by number length
Choose the length of the main number, excluding the code or category. Each page separates historical records, standard sales and asking-price samples.
- Single-digit plate prices A one-digit number can attract a headline price, but the full identity and the auction occasion matter. Our sourced examples explain the records without turning them into a current price list.
- Two-digit plate prices Our reviewed two-digit evidence consists of six selected Dubai auction results. They give concrete transaction context while leaving major gaps for other codes and emirates.
- Three-digit plate prices Three digits can describe a repeated number, a palindrome, a round number or an ordinary combination. Our verified examples cover a few distinctive Dubai auction highlights, not the full range of three-digit plates.
- Four-digit plate prices Four-digit searches often mix ordinary combinations, memorable patterns and different emirate codes. The dated advertisements below provide local comparison points while keeping advertised amounts separate from achieved prices.
- Five-digit plate prices Five digits include both mixed everyday numbers and highly memorable combinations. Our reviewed advertisements help frame a shortlist, while the calculator shows when ordinary-market evidence is missing.
Understand codes, patterns and transactions
- Dubai plate codes Single letters, AA/BB and other double-letter examples, with correct numeric digit counts.
- Abu Dhabi categories Separate the category, main number and ownership questions.
- Fancy numbers and memorable patterns Repetition, palindromes, alternating digits, sequences and personal meaning.
- Auction results and source archive Reported results, catalogue announcements and the limits of auction highlights.
- Source records and price samples Separate asking prices from transactions, with sample sizes and a CSV download.
- Buying a number plate Compare purchase routes, evidence and the applicable ownership process.
- Selling a number plate Prepare an evidence-based listing and check which resale routes accept your plate.
- Historical record prices Selected headline sales with corrected dates and charity context.
- Valuation methodology How the model treats identity, patterns, evidence and uncertainty.
How to use the evidence
A dated advertisement is a seller’s request. A completed auction report is evidence for that particular event. Neither becomes a national price index merely because it contains a large amount. Guides state when a calculator result is model-only or supported only by asking prices.
See publishing, source and correction practices, or check a complete plate identity.