Absher clarifies key details on issuing and renewing resident IDs

Absher has responded to frequently asked questions about the service for issuing or renewing resident IDs for domestic workers and similar categories, with durations starting from three months and their multiples via the Absher platform.

Through its X platform, Absher shared key information about the service, including:

What is the resident ID issuance or renewal service?

The service allows employers to issue a resident ID for domestic workers for the first time or renew it electronically via Absher.

How can the resident ID be issued or renewed?

The service can be completed through the employer’s Absher account, after paying the required fees through available banking channels.

Does the service cover both first-time issuance and renewal?

Yes, the service includes both issuing a resident ID for the first time and renewing it.

What durations are available for issuing or renewing a resident ID?

Employers can choose to issue or renew a resident ID for three months or in multiples of three, according to the available options.

Can the duration be changed each time the ID is issued or renewed?

Yes, employers can select the preferred duration for issuance or renewal each time, based on the available options.

Does choosing a three-month duration increase the fees?

No, selecting a three-month duration does not result in any additional fees.

Do the fees cover all required payments?

Yes, the fees include the resident ID fee, related government charges, and any applicable financial dues, in accordance with current regulations.

When does the validity period and associated fees for the resident ID begin?

The validity period and associated fees begin from the expiry date of the previous ID, not from the date of renewal.

Is any additional application or procedure required to benefit from the service?

Yes, statutory fines are applied if there is a delay in issuing or renewing the resident ID. (Note: This answer was repeated in the original image design.)

Are there penalties for delays in issuing or renewing a resident ID?

Yes, statutory fines are imposed for delays in issuing or renewing a resident ID.

Does splitting the resident ID fees increase the total amount due?

No, splitting the fees does not increase the total amount. It is intended to provide more flexible payment options, helping employers manage their financial obligations more easily.