RTA Nol Card Balance Check Online: A Complete Guide 2025
Nol electronic card is a smart payment card used to pay the fare for transportation via various means of transportation affiliated with the Roads and Transport Authority in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates by using one card for all means of transportation in the Emirates such as the metro, buses, trams and all means of marine transportation.
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Steps to check Nol card balance
You can check your Nol card balance by following these steps: [1]
- Step 1: Go to the Roads and Transport Authority website in Dubai”from here“.
- Step 2: Place the cursor on the Nol balance box.
- Step 3: Click on the Check Nol balance box.
- Step 4: Enter the Nol card number in the appropriate place.
- Step 5: Click on the Search icon.
- Step 6: View the available balance value.
How to check Nol card balance via RTA app
To check Nol card balance via the RTA app, here’s what you need to do:
- Step 1: Download the RTA application from the following links:
- Step 2: Run the application from the application list and then choose English.
- Step 3: Agree to grant the permissions requested by the application.
- Step 4: Log in to the app.
- Step 5: Click on the Public Transport icon from the home screen.
- Step 6: Click on Check Nol Card Balance
- Step 7: Enter Nol Card Number.
- Step 8: Click on the Search icon.
- Step 9: View the available balance on the card.
Steps to check Nol card balance via Nol Pay app
To check your Nol card balance via Nol Pay app, just follow these easy steps:
- Step 1: Download Nol pay application through the following links:
- Step 2: Run the application from the application list and then choose English.
- Step 3: Agree to grant the permissions requested by the application.
- Step 4: Log in to Nol Pay app.
- Step 5: Select Manage Nol Card.
- Step 6: Click on Check Card Info.
Nol card balance check link
You can go to Nol card balance check service via the following link rta.ae directly, as this link allows you to view the value of the balance available in the Nol card.
Conclusion
Nol Cards are available at ticket offices and ticket vending machines installed at all metro stations and bus stations in Dubai. Nol Cards can also be purchased from the RTA website, from authorised sales agents or some major supermarkets.
Questions & Answers
If the Nol card expires, a new card must be purchased and the balance transferred from the expired card to the new card.
There are four types of Nol cards: Nol Silver Card, Nol Gold Card, Nol Personal Card, Nol Red Card.
The initial cost of a Nol Red Card is AED 2 (USD 0.54).
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority requires that Nol cards be recharged with a minimum of AED 50 at metro ticket offices.
Go to any ticket machine or office in Dubai Metro stations, and ask the service employee to provide you with the required information about the card.
The Nol Red Card is valid for 90 days, while the Nol Silver, Gold and Blue (Personal) Cards are valid for five years.
You can transfer the balance of your old Nol card as follows: Download and Install the RTA Dubai App, Launch the RTA App and Log In, Activate NFC on Your Mobile Device, Select the “Nol to Nol Transfer” Option,Tap the Sender's Nol Card.
Tap on Receiver's NOL Card, Enter Amount for Transfer, Nol Cards are available at ticket offices and ticket vending machines installed at all metro stations and bus stations in Dubai. Nol Cards can also be purchased from the RTA website, from authorised sales agents or some major supermarkets.Click Continue.
No, NOL cards are strictly intended for individual use only, Each traveler must have their own card to access Dubai's public transportation.
The best Nol Card for tourists in Dubai is the Silver Nol Card + Sim Card. The card comes with a balance of AED 19 (US$ 5) and includes 2GB of internet data and 30 minutes of talk time (international + local). The card also gives you access to the Dubai Metro, buses, trams, and water buses.
You need to use a nol card to travel via metro, buses, tram and marine transport modes.
Yes, You can use it to pay for a wide range of services such as parking lots, restaurants, supermarkets, convenience stores, pharmacies, entertainment parks, clinics, electronics, fuel stations, automotive services.
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