Cpr renewal

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Member since 08 April 2018

Inday24Member08 April 2018 08:03:34

Hi everyone !
I would like to ask if where i can get the municipality confirmation letter, as i need this thing to renew my cpr.
Thanks in advance. Appreciate your kind response.

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XTangBahrain/UAE/Saudi Arabia Expert08 April 2018 10:31:11

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You would need to take your rental contract (original), cpr copy and landlord cpr copy to the municipality offices. These are different for different areas e.g. Riffa where I live has one, Juffair has another and so on....depends on your area. They will give you a letter which will be valid for one month and you will have to pay 5 BD. Once you do it, the downside is the 10% of monthly rental which will start getting charged in your monthly electricity bill.

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