Checked 8 September 2026
Own or resell a number
Official conditions, documents and the BHD 100 number fee.
Source: Bahrain.bh · Number ownership and resaleBahrain plate guide
Buying, selling, transfers and fees — with links to official services.
Information checked: 8 September 2026
Quick answers ↓Short guides to help you take the next step.
The documents, the BD 100 official fee and the steps to own or resell a registration number at the General Directorate of Traffic.
Read the guideKeep track of a number you have reserved.
Read the guideChoose the right category for your listing.
Read the guideFind the right service before paying.
Read the guideReplace a physical plate through the GDT.
Read the guideWhat recent auction results, plate categories and number patterns show about why some Bahrain plates sell for far more than others.
Read the guideA short checklist for a smoother transfer.
Read the guideHow listings, offers and seller pages work.
Read the guideGo straight to the requirements, documents and fees.
Checked 8 September 2026
Official conditions, documents and the BHD 100 number fee.
Source: Bahrain.bh · Number ownership and resaleChecked 8 September 2026
Renew for one year. The published annual fee is BHD 20.
Source: Bahrain.bh · Renew a reserved numberChecked 8 September 2026
Required documents, plate fees and collection steps.
Source: Bahrain.bh · Lost or damaged platesYes. Standard listings on PLATES are free at every price.
Complete the official number resale process through the GDT and keep the ownership certificate.
Yes. The official service renews retention for one year for BHD 20.
Sellers set their own prices. Our estimate uses similar plates; the final price is agreed between buyer and seller.
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