Abu Dhabi Police fine check by Emirates ID

In Abu Dhabi, a new system allows for quick and convenient fine checks by using the Emirates ID. This streamlined approach enables individuals to easily verify and manage their fines with minimal hassle.

Abu Dhabi Police fine check by Emirates ID

An Emirates ID fine refers to a fine or fee imposed due to a violation of laws or regulations in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), associated with an individual's Emirates ID card. Fines fees apply to all UAE nationals, GCC nationals and expatriate residents. You can pay your Emirates ID fines online using your debit or credit card.

Emirates ID fine types

There are several types of fines and penalties related to the use of the Emirates ID:

• Renewal / Late Registration
• damaged card
• Lost or stolen card
• misuse of documents
• Unauthorized use
• Misrepresentation of information
• Unauthorized duplication
• Traffic law violation

Emirates ID fine check

To inquire about your Emirates ID fine, you can refer to multiple sources. Please follow the steps provided carefully for guidance.

Dubai police website

• Visit the official website www.dubaipolice.gov.ae
• Click on the "Access Services" tab.
• Choose "Inquire about and pay fines" and place the query
• Fill in important details such as plate details, license details, and ticket details
• Click "Inquire" to view your fines
• Abu Dhabi Police website
• Visit the official Abu Dhabi Police website.
• Click on "General Services"
• Select the "Pay Traffic Fines" option.
• Login with your Emirates ID.
• The list of fines will appear. If there are any outstanding fines, they can be paid directly through the website.

How to check overstay fine in UAE online

The UAE authorities recently announced that tourists visiting Dubai on a visit visa will not be given a grace period after their visas expire. Hence, it is now mandatory for them to leave the country before the specific expiration date mentioned on their visas, corresponding to their permitted length of stay.


If individuals fail to comply with this regulation, they will be subject to an overstaying fine, which must be settled before they can obtain an exit permit and leave the country.


After your visa to the UAE expires and the grace period granted to you expires, you will be required to pay the overstay penalty according to the number of days due. The overstay fine is AED 50 per day.


This also applies to visa cancellations; The UAE government will give you a grace period of six months until you leave the country or apply for another visa.


Moreover, those who have overstayed their visa will also need to obtain an exit permit from Dubai/UAE in addition to the overstaying fine. An exit permit is basically an exit permit that allows its holders to leave the UAE, which costs up to AED 300.