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CURRENT SERIES
(a) Since March 2006 private and company owned vehicles have had black on reflective white plates with the western number above a smaller letter A or B. At the bottom left of the plate is  over AJMAN and at the bottom right of the plate is  (“Emirates”) over UAE. Single line plates have the series letter to the left and the number to the right with over UAE.AJMAN over in the centre. Since April 2006 the revalidation sticker has been in the shape of a watch-tower, in black on white and with the western date on two lines.
Motorcycles have similar plates, but without a series letter, and measuring 210×113 mm.
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(b) Since October 2007 taxis and vehicles for hire and reward have had similar plates in white on reflective green but without a series letter . |
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(c) Since March 2006 export plates have been white on reflective blue with the western number above over AJMAN at the left,  over EXPORT in the centre and المتحدة over UAE at the right .
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(d) Since 2006 Royal household plates have had low and interesting numbers from the current A and B private series. Some plates are known that have the series letter R.
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(e) Since March 2006 dealer plates have been similar to export plates but are white on reflective red and have  over  (“on test”) at the centre bottom of the plate.
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(f) For police plates since 2002 see the unified series under United Arab Emirates, paragraph (e). Police motorcycles have a large illuminated plastic plate with four sections. In white on blue, from the left, is POLICE, وزارة الداخلية شرطة
عجمان (“Ministry of Interior Police Ajman”), the Arabic number above the western number and الشرطة (“the police”).
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FORMER SERIES
(p) Black on reflective white plates were introduced in 2000 that had the Arabic number above a horizontal divider above the western equivalent. To the left, and enclosed in a castle-like frame, was عجمان above AJMAN above اּعּم (“U.A.E.”). The single line version of these plates had the western number to the left of the castle-like frame and the Arabic number to the right. In 2002 an extension for registrations above 99999 was issued with the area enclosed by the castle-like frame in yellow. Rear plates carried an oblong white on blue sticker with the western licence expiry date.
Taxis and vehicles for hire and reward had similar plates in black on reflective green. Motorcycles had black on reflective white plates similar to the normal series but measuring 210×113 mm.
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(q) From March 2006 to October 2007 taxis and vehicles for hire and reward had plates similar to the current normal series but in black on reflective green without a series letter. |
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(r) Royal household plates had the numbers 1 to 99 in both of the former normal private series. Plates were also seen in single line format with the castellated area to the left (in both white and yellow versions) and only a western number (such as 9999) to the right. Some of these plates had the castellated area coloured orange or red.
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