One table gathering the government fees Kuwait One has covered, ordered from the smallest to the largest. Every figure comes from its official source, and the link underneath explains the conditions and the paperwork.
Last updated: 2 September 2026. Fees change, and this page is updated in place.
Under five dinars
- Fifty fils — per SMS when renewing the civil ID by text — which makes the text route dearer the more messages it takes. Details
- One dinar — agricultural extension courses, and one civil ID is enough. Details
- Two dinars — a vehicle inspection record at traffic. Details
- Two dinars — each export plate. Details
- Two dinars — cancelling a car export, with two days to get the vehicle out. Details
- 2.500 dinars — each temporary customs plate. Details
Five to ten
- Five dinars — the fixed civil ID renewal fee, paid on the authority’s website. Details
- Five dinars — registering a new vehicle — all traffic charges for it. Details
- Five dinars — transferring ownership of a car. Details
- Five dinars — renewing a vehicle licence. Details
- Five dinars — the late fee on a vehicle licence — paid at the traffic violations investigation section, not at traffic. Details
- Five dinars — replacing a damaged registration book, with no police report needed. Details
- Five dinars — renewing the operating licence of a taxi. Details
- Five dinars — renewing a public transport operating licence. Details
- Ten dinars — a taxi driving permit, and the same to renew it. Details
- Ten dinars — replacing a lost ownership book, which starts with a police report. Details
- Ten dinars — replacing a damaged taxi permit. Details
- Ten dinars — the light transport (pickup) driving permit. Details
- Ten dinars — renewing a public bus driving permit. Details
- Ten dinars — the vehicle licence for an on-demand taxi. Details
Above ten
- Fifteen dinars — the public transport driving permit. Details
- Fifteen dinars — the operating licence for a shared public transport vehicle. Details
- Fifteen dinars — renewing an on-demand taxi permit, and the same to renew its licence. Details
- Seventeen dinars — renewing the light transport driving permit — more than the ten it costs to issue. Details
- Twenty dinars — the passenger transport operating licence. Details
- Twenty to thirty-five — a public training programme at the Applied Education authority, where the only condition is being able to read and write. Details
- Twenty-five dinars — replacing a lost taxi permit — the dearest single line on the traffic page. Details
- Thirty dinars — the driving permit for an on-demand taxi, three times what the ordinary taxi permit costs. Details
Three questions that keep coming up
What does replacing a lost car registration book cost?
Ten dinars, and it starts with a police report. A damaged book is five and needs no report — so a book you can barely read is better treated as damaged before it becomes lost.
Is there a fee that costs more to renew than to issue?
Yes, one: the light transport (pickup) driving permit. Ten dinars to issue, seventeen to renew. Every other permit on the traffic page is cheaper to renew, or the same.
Where is a late vehicle licence fee paid?
Not at traffic. The five-dinar late fee is paid at the traffic violations investigation section, which is a separate errand from the renewal itself.
Services whose fee is not stated by the issuing body are not listed here — this page carries figures, not estimates. The full conditions for each line are in its own post, and there is more in the
How To section.