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The Peninsula, 10 August 2026: Qatar’s Ministry of Transport called on the public to renew small craft licences through the Darb app, highlighting the importance of digital services in streamlining maritime administration.
The announcement, published by The Peninsula, confirms that the Darb app is now the primary channel for renewing small craft licences. The ministry emphasised that the move supports Qatar’s digital transformation strategy and ensures faster, more efficient service delivery for boat owners.
The guidance applies to a wide range of small craft, with the ministry encouraging users to complete renewals promptly to avoid delays or penalties. The Darb app integrates licensing with other transport services, making it easier for residents to manage compliance requirements.
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