Select to maintain the distinct, denomination-specific color coding. Set the scale to Single-Sided only.

Replicating national currency with the intent to deceive is a severe criminal offense. To legally print and use play money in the UAE, the reproductions must follow strict guidelines to ensure they can never be mistaken for genuine legal tender:

Print on heavy cardstock (200-250 gsm) rather than standard printer paper. Cardstock handles frequent shuffling, counting, and folding much better without tearing.

The new Dh5 and Dh10 notes feature Ajman Fort on the front and Dhayah Fort in Ras Al Khaimah on the back, making the currency a "moving historical document" that connects modern residents with the UAE's past. These notes also incorporate national symbols and reflect the country's development and modernization.