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UAE allows ministry fees and fines to be paid in instalments

The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation has integrated buy-now-pay-later service Tabby, allowing for interest-free payments spread over four months.

By 19Network Editorial Team · Jul 28, 2026 · 2 min read

A person uses a smartphone to process a digital payment in front of the Ministry of Human Resources logo.

UAE residents and companies can now settle Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) service fees and penalties in four interest-free instalments. The service is available through the Tabby platform for transactions exceeding Dh1,000.

Individuals and companies can now pay for Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) services and fines using a buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) plan. The ministry has integrated the popular UAE-based platform Tabby into its payment systems, breaking down larger costs into smaller, more manageable amounts. The service allows users to split payments for federal government services into four interest-free instalments. This applies to company owners processing work permits and individuals settling specific fines. The option is designed to ease financial pressure on both businesses and residents, according to a MoHRE announcement. ## How to pay MoHRE fees via Tabby The process is integrated directly into the ministry's existing digital channels. Users must have a valid UAE identity card and a registered account with Tabby, which can be set up during the payment process. ### Step 1: Select your service on the MoHRE platform First, access the official MoHRE mobile application or its website. Select the service you need to pay for, such as renewing a work permit, or the specific fine you need to settle. Proceed to the payment gateway page. The total amount must be Dh1,000 or more to…