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iPhone SE available for Dh75; pre-orders open

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If you are in the UAE, you can now get Apple’s new version of an iPhone SE for just Dh75.

Apple Inc has unveiled its low-cost iPhone SE that includes 5G connectivity. It has a compact and durable design. With iOS 15, it offers users an immersive experience.

The iPhone SE has a A15 Bionic chip (the fastest among competition), a 4.7-inch retina display and a home button with touch ID.

Pre-orders have started and it will be available from Friday, March 18. iPhone SE is available in 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB models in midnight, starlight, and red, at Dh1,849 to start with.

Etisalat and du have come up with attractive rates for 24-month payment plans for all iPhone SE models.
Du is offering the 64GB iPhone SE for just Dh75 per month. The 128GB and 256GB are available for only Dh86 and Dh104 per month, respectively.

For those wanting to pay over a 12-month period, the 64GB iPhone SE is available for Dh150 per month.

Etisalat offers the 64GB iPhone SE for Dh85 per month to be paid over a 24-month period.

Meanwhile, the 128GB and 256GB are available for Dh94 and Dh114 per month, respectively.
The payment can also be made over a 12- or 18-month period, with the 64GB iPhone SE available for Dh165 or Dh110 per month, respectively.

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Need a school fee certificate? Abu Dhabi families can now get it online in minutes

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Parents and students in Abu Dhabi can now obtain an officially attested private school fee certificate in just six minutes through the TAMM government services platform, making the process quicker and more convenient than ever.

The fully digital service allows users to request and receive a certified tuition fee certificate without uploading any supporting documents. This certificate is commonly required for government procedures, financial aid requests, scholarship applications, and other official purposes.

Applying is simple and can be completed entirely online. Users need to sign in using their UAE PASS account, submit the application, pay the Dh15 service fee electronically, and download the certified digital certificate once it is issued.

By moving the entire process online, TAMM helps families save time while providing fast access to an important document whenever it’s needed for official or financial requirements.

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Salik’s next move: Smart parking coming to Dubai Silicon Oasis, DAFZ and Dubai CommerCity

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Salik is taking another step beyond toll collection, announcing plans to introduce smart parking and vehicle access systems across three of Dubai’s major economic zones.

Under a new agreement with the Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority (DIEZ), the company will explore parking optimisation and access control solutions covering more than 21,000 parking spaces at Dubai Airport Freezone (DAFZ), Dubai Silicon Oasis and Dubai CommerCity.

The proposed systems are designed to improve traffic flow, reduce congestion, prevent misuse of parking spaces and make it easier for businesses, employees and visitors to move around the free zones.

The partnership marks the launch of a new business vertical for Salik as it continues expanding beyond its traditional road toll operations into wider mobility and digital transport services.

What will change?

The companies plan to integrate their technology platforms to create a connected parking and vehicle access system across the three zones.

Planned features include:

  • Smart parking management
  • Automated vehicle access control
  • Improved traffic flow within free zones
  • Better use of available parking spaces
  • Unified operating standards across all three locations

Which areas are covered?

The project will span:

  • Dubai Airport Freezone (DAFZ)
  • Dubai Silicon Oasis
  • Dubai CommerCity

Together, the three locations offer more than 21,000 parking spaces serving businesses, residents, investors and visitors.

No timeline has yet been announced for when the new systems will be rolled out.

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New UAE rule: Emirates ID renewal now allowed one year before expiry

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The UAE has doubled the early renewal period for Emirates ID cards, allowing renewals up to 12 months before expiry under a new decision by the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP). Effective July 14, the change applies to UAE nationals for now.

Renew passport and Emirates ID together

The extended renewal window means citizens whose passport and Emirates ID expire around the same time can now renew both documents in a single transaction, reducing paperwork and saving time.

ICP said the initiative forms part of its strategy to simplify government services, improve customer experience and provide greater flexibility through digital services.

Supporting zero government bureaucracy

Major General Suhail Saeed Al Khaili, Director General of ICP, said the decision reflects the UAE’s commitment to delivering proactive government services while giving citizens more flexibility to complete transactions at a time that suits them.

He added that the initiative supports the UAE’s Zero Government Bureaucracy Programme by reducing procedural steps, improving service integration and using advanced digital technologies, including artificial intelligence, to streamline the customer journey.

The authority said the new policy is part of its wider effort to deliver integrated, digital-first government services while strengthening the UAE’s position as a global leader in identity and public service innovation.

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