Learn everything about DEWA(Dubai Electricity And Water Authority)

Everything about DEWA - Dubai Electricity And Water Authority

DEWA stands for Dubai electricity And Water Authority formed on January 1st, 1992 by the late Sheikh Maktoum Bin Rashid Al Maktoum in order to unit Dubai electricity and water department that were working independently earlier.

DEWA is ranked as one of the best utilities in the world.

How to open a new DEWA account? (Move-In services)

The steps include:

One can find the new application form on the official DEWA website. 

Documents required for Move-In services:

In order to set up new DEWA account online, the mandatory documents needed are:

Fees Structure:

        Category     Fees
The connection of electricity and water(small meters)   AED 100
The connection of electricity and water(large meters)   AED 300
Registration fees   AED 10
Knowledge fees   AED 10
Innovation fees   AED 10

Security deposit:

This amount will be refunded to you while vacating the villa or apartment. The refundable deposit for the villa is AED 4000 and for that of an apartment is AED 2000.

How to create a new DEWA account offline?

How to pay DEWA bills?

One can opt for any way from all these options in order to pay DEWA bills:

1. Smart App: 

By DEWA mobile app which is available on both Google Play Store and on App Store.

2. Easy Pay: 

3. By Official Website:

4. SMS:

One can pay DEWA bills by means of an SMS. In order to get registered for this service apply to https://mpay.dubai.ae/.

5. Customer Happiness Centers:

“Customer Happiness” is the customer service center you can find at different places in Dubai where you can avail yourself of various services and pay the DEWA bills as well.

6. Emirates Post Office:

Visit Emirates post office during official working hours from Monday to Saturday.

7. Drive Through Service:

One can pay the DEWA bill at Al Wasl and Umm Ramool customer happiness centers by drive-through service.

8. Etisalat Public Payment Machines:

One can pay DEWA bills by public payment machines if you are an Etisalat customer.

9. Petrol Stations:

Petrol stations also provide you the option to pay DEWA bills.

10. Teller Counters:

DEWA partner banks provide the payment of your DEWA bills from their tellers during office hours.

11. Payment at Banks:

There are a few banks that accept DEWA bill payments in the UAE.

The banks that accept the online  payment of DEWA bills are:

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