Pay Dubai traffic fines in interest-free instalments

Sunday, 13 June 2021 17:44

By ARN News Staff

Motorists who have racked up traffic fines in Dubai have the option to pay them off in instalments.

Dubai Police have inked agreements with several banks allowing their credit cardholders to settle the fines without incurring interest or any additional charges.

The instalment plan is only applicable to fines amounting to at least AED 500.

Customers can apply for the service through the Dubai Police website, app, and smart police stations.

Major Dr. Abdullah Yasser Amiri, Director of Revenue Department at Dubai Police, shared the details with ARN News.

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