The United Arab Emirates’ Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) has introduced a new payment option allowing customers to settle fees and fines in instalments through the Tabby service. This initiative enables instalment plans ranging from four to twelve months, with a maximum limit of Dh20,000 per transaction.

Accessible via MoHRE’s digital platforms, the service aims to offer greater flexibility and convenience for customers managing their financial obligations. Users can select the instalment option during the payment process, following established procedures.

Mohammed Saqr Al Nuaimi, MoHRE’s Assistant Undersecretary for Support Services, described the rollout of Tabby as part of the ministry’s broader efforts to enhance digital services, streamline administrative processes, and address customer needs. These measures align with the UAE government’s wider agenda to improve the efficiency of government services and boost customer satisfaction.

The introduction of Tabby complements existing payment solutions, which already allow customers to pay service fees and administrative fines in instalments using credit cards from eight banks approved by MoHRE. These banks include Emirates NBD, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB), Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB), Mashreq Bank, Commercial Bank of Dubai (CBD), Commercial International Bank (CIB), and RAKBANK.

Currently, the credit card instalment plans offered by these banks permit payments of up to 12 months with zero interest and no maximum transaction limits, subject to the credit card’s available limit and the specific terms and conditions of each financial institution.

By expanding payment options through the Tabby service alongside traditional credit card instalments, MoHRE seeks to improve the convenience and accessibility of its financial transactions, reinforcing its commitment to customer-focused digital transformation.