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Be smart and pay your Dubai traffic fines in instalments at zero interest now
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2 years agoon
Dubai Police announced its first international smart fines instalment service that motorists in Dubai can now use to pay their traffic fines in instalments.
If you want that option, the new payment option can be paid under no-interest, and the sign up and payment process takes two minutes online.
The service allows vehicle owners to pay interest-free instalment over a period of three, six or 12 months.
However, keep these conditions in mind beforehand, because to avail the service, these are also needed:
- The value of your fines have to be at AED5,000, for individuals, and AED20,000 for companies and institutions
- The payment must be done as a 25% of the total fines
- The installments are issued for up to 24 months and depending on the amount of your fines
- If you want to postpone the installment, there’s a AED100 fee that needs to be paid. And if you are a company or institution, the fee then becomes AED200, as well as a AED10 Knowledge Fee and AED10 Innovation Fee for each cheque. PLUS, the application needs to be submitted 15 days prior to the instalments date.
- The first installment commences after 30 days and the duration between each shouldn’t surpass 3 months.
You can start by paying the fines here.
Journalist for 25 years with leading publications in India and UAE such as The National, Mumbai Mirror, DNA, Indian Express and former Sports Editor of eIndia.com. Now managing editor of Headline.ae, part of MEMc (https://www.memc.co)
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