How to check outstanding fines?

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The Cyprus Police are urging the public to check whether any outstanding fine warrants have been issued against them and to settle any debts promptly.

An online information service is available through the government portal, gov.cy, allowing citizens to check whether they have outstanding warrants relating to financial penalties imposed by a court.

Anyone who discovers that a fine warrant is pending can settle the outstanding amount in one of two ways.

How to pay an outstanding fine

The full amount can be paid at any police station, at any time of the day or night.

Alternatively, payment can be made in instalments, subject to approval by the Attorney General of the Republic.

Approved instalments must be paid exclusively at the offices of the relevant police units responsible for executing warrants or at police stations assigned to handle the debtor’s warrants.

How to apply for payment by instalments

Anyone wishing to arrange payment in instalments must complete the relevant application form, available on the website of the Law Office of the Republic here.

The completed application can be submitted by email to [email protected] or delivered in person to the Law Office of the Republic, where it must be placed in the designated box for these applications.

Police are urging citizens to check in good time whether any fine warrants are outstanding and take the necessary steps to settle them.


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