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Ajman Traffic Fines Check: How to Check, Pay and Dispute Fines Online (2026)
Transport

Ajman Traffic Fines Check: How to Check, Pay and Dispute Fines Online (2026)

Anees
Transport
19 October 2026
13 min read
Updated: · Based on official UAE sources

An Ajman traffic fines check takes about five minutes online and costs nothing. Drivers can view the fines recorded against the traffic code, plate or driving licence they search with on the AjmanOne app or the Ministry of Interior (MOI) website and app, then pay with a card in the same session. The official Ajman service pages list UAE PASS as the login for both.

One thing most guides have not caught up with: the Ajman Police website no longer lists a fine payment service. In October 2026 its traffic section offers a violations schedule, an objection service and seven other services, while payment runs through AjmanOne, MOI and the service centres. This guide covers every channel, the official fines table, discounts, disputes, and real situations Ajman drivers run into.

Ajman Traffic Fines Check: Quick Answer

QuestionAnswer
Where to check and payAjmanOne app, MOI website or app, Ajman service centres
LoginUAE PASS
Search byTraffic code, plate number or driving licence
Cost to checkFree. You pay only the fine itself
Time neededAbout 5 minutes (Digital Ajman service card)
Cards accepted onlineCredit cards issued in the GCC region
Parking finesPaid separately to Ajman Municipality
DisputesAjman Police objection service, for fines Ajman Police issued

What You Need Before an Ajman Traffic Fines Check

  • UAE PASS account on your phone, linked to your Emirates ID
  • Traffic code number (also called the traffic file or TC number). It is printed on the vehicle registration card and linked to your driving licence
  • Plate details: plate number, plate source (Ajman, Dubai and so on), plate category and plate code or colour
  • Driving licence number, if you want to see fines recorded against the driver rather than the car
  • A credit card issued in the GCC. The Digital Ajman Payment of Traffic Fines page lists this as a requirement for online payment

The traffic code is the most complete search. It pulls fines for every vehicle registered under that file, so company owners and families with several cars see everything in one list.

How to Do an Ajman Traffic Fines Check Online

The Government of Ajman names three official channels for checking and paying Ajman Police fines: the AjmanOne app, the MOI website and smart app, and the Happiness Service Centres.

Digital Ajman Payment of Traffic Fines page listing the AjmanOne app and MOI as payment channels
Source: Government of Ajman (ajman.ae)

1. AjmanOne App

AjmanOne is the official app of the Ajman government. According to the Digital Ajman page, fine payment works like this:

  1. Download AjmanOne from the App Store or Google Play
  2. Log in with UAE PASS
  3. Tap Ajman Police, then Fine Payment
  4. Enter or confirm your plate, licence or traffic code details to view your fines
  5. Select the fines to pay and complete the card payment
  6. Keep the confirmation from the app and from your bank

2. MOI Website and MOI UAE App

The MOI channel works for fines from every emirate, so it suits drivers with an Ajman plate who also drive in Dubai or Sharjah. The Pay Traffic Fines service card lists four steps:

  1. Log in to the MOI website or the MOI UAE app with UAE PASS
  2. Open the traffic fines payment service and submit the request
  3. Select the fines you want to pay
  4. Pay and receive a confirmation that the fines have been settled

The service accepts fines registered against a traffic code, a vehicle or a driving licence. The fee is the approved amount of each fine, and the listed duration is 5 minutes.

Ajman government Pay Traffic Fines service card for Ajman Police fines paid through MOI with UAE PASS
Source: Government of Ajman (ajman.ae)

3. Emirates Vehicle Gate (EVG)

The Emirates Vehicle Gate portal also offers a pay traffic fines service. Note that the Ajman government does not list EVG among its official channels for Ajman fines, so treat it as a secondary option and confirm the amount on AjmanOne or MOI before paying. Where it works, you select Ajman as the plate source and enter the plate details or traffic code.

4. In Person at a Service Centre

Drivers who prefer a counter, or who do not have a GCC card, can pay at an Ajman Happiness Service Centre. The Ajman Police Traffic and Licensing Services Centre can be reached on 06 7034699. Ajman Police lists customer centre hours as Monday to Thursday, 7:30 am to 3:30 pm, and Friday until 12 noon. Bring your Emirates ID and the vehicle registration card.

A Note on RAKTA and Other Portals

Some guides list the RAKTA portal as a way to pay Ajman fines. RAKTA is the Ras Al Khaimah Transport Authority, and the Ajman government does not list it as a channel for Ajman Police fines. Use AjmanOne, MOI or a service centre instead. For Ras Al Khaimah fines, see our RAK fines guide.

Ajman Fine Check by Plate Number

A plate number search is the right choice when you want fines on one car, not on a person. On MOI or EVG:

  1. Choose the search by plate number option
  2. Set the plate source to Ajman
  3. Pick the plate category (private, commercial, motorcycle and so on) and the plate code
  4. Enter the plate number and search

Remember that a plate search shows fines on the vehicle. Fines recorded against the driver, can be recorded on the driving licence instead. If you have both a car and a licence, check by traffic code to see everything together. You can also run an Emirates ID check.

Ajman Police Fine Check on the Ajman Police Website: What Changed

Older guides, including several still ranking in 2026, send readers to E Services, then Traffic Services, then Fine Payment on the Ajman Police website. That path is gone. When we checked the site in October 2026, the traffic services section listed nine services:

  • Drivers Test Results
  • Traffic Violations Schedule
  • Own Vehicle Numbers
  • Traffic Violation Objection
  • Update Traffic Profile
  • Traffic Disruption Permit
  • Transfer Vehicle Number
  • People of Determination Parking Permit
  • Vehicle Number Grievance

The Traffic Violations Schedule is free and shows each offence with its fine, black points and impound period. It is a reference table, not a personal fine lookup. To see your own fines, use AjmanOne or MOI.

Ajman Police violations, fines and traffic points table listing 168 violations with fines, black points and impound days
Source: Ajman Police (ajmanpolice.gov.ae)

Ajman Parking Fines Are Paid Separately

Paid parking fines in Ajman are issued by the Ajman Municipality and Planning Department, not by Ajman Police. That is why a parking ticket may not appear in an MOI traffic fines check. The municipality Payment of fines service covers parking fines along with health, environmental, buildings, roads and parks violations. Log in with UAE PASS, pay the violation, and receive the receipt electronically.

Ajman Municipality Payment of fines service for parking and municipal violations
Source: Ajman Municipality and Planning Department (ajman.ae)

Common Ajman Traffic Fines and Black Points

The Ajman Police violations table lists 168 violations. The figures below are taken from that published schedule, checked row by row in October 2026. Check the official schedule for the latest applicable penalty before you rely on a number.

ViolationFine (AED)Black pointsImpound
Speeding up to 20 km/h over the limit3000None
Speeding up to 30 km/h over6000None
Speeding up to 40 km/h over7000None
Speeding up to 50 km/h over1,0000None
Speeding up to 60 km/h over1,500615 days
Speeding more than 60 km/h over2,0001230 days
Speeding more than 80 km/h over3,0002360 days
Jumping a red light (light vehicle)1,0001230 days
Using a phone while driving8004None
Driver not wearing a seatbelt4004None
Expired vehicle registration50047 days
Driving an uninsured vehicle50047 days
Driving against traffic60047 days
Overtaking from the hard shoulder1,0006None
Not giving way to emergency vehicles1,0006None
Parking in a disabled space or at a fire hydrant1,0006None
Tinting above the permitted limit1,5000None
Driving a vehicle that causes noise2,00012None
Driving dangerously, endangering lives2,0002360 days
Driving without number plates3,0002390 days
Carrying passengers without a licence3,0002430 days

Some guides give different numbers for a few of these, such as 90 days impound for illegal passenger transport or no points for expired registration. The official Ajman Police table says 30 days and 4 points. When in doubt, the table on the Ajman Police site is the one that applies. For the full federal list, see our UAE fines list.

Is There a Discount on Ajman Traffic Fines in 2026?

As of 19 October 2026, we could not find any active Ajman wide discount announced on official Ajman Police or Ajman government channels. Ajman Police runs short campaigns instead. The most recent one offered 50% off from 4 November to 15 December 2024 on violations committed before 31 October 2024, and it has ended. Serious violations, such as endangering lives, jumping a red light and speeding 80 km/h or more over the limit, were excluded.

Several websites claim that Ajman gives 35% off for payment within 60 days. That rule exists in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, but no official Ajman source confirms it for Ajman. The simple test: if a discount applies, it shows as a reduced amount on the AjmanOne or MOI payment screen. Our fine discount tracker lists what is active in each emirate.

Can You Pay Ajman Fines in Instalments?

Ajman Police has not published its own instalment scheme. In practice, drivers with a large fine pay it by credit card and ask their bank to convert the transaction into an instalment plan. Each bank sets its own conditions and fees, so check with your card issuer before you pay.

How to Dispute an Ajman Traffic Fine

Ajman Police has an official objection service. It applies only to violations issued by Ajman Police General Headquarters, so a Dubai or Sharjah fine must be disputed with that emirate. You can object in three ways:

  • Ajman Police app: log in with UAE PASS, open Smart Services, then Traffic Services, then Traffic Violation Objection. Write your reasons, attach a photo of the violation and send. You receive an SMS with a request number
  • Ajman Police website: log in with UAE PASS, open the objection service, enter the violation number, fill in the plate number, source, category and code, write your reasons and attach a photo
  • In person: visit the Traffic and Patrols Department service centre, take a queue number and show the vehicle ownership and the violation to the customer service employee

The Ajman Police service page lists the online service as available 24 hours a day with a 5 minute average to submit. The Digital Ajman listing for the same objection service says it is free, lists 1 day for processing, and asks for your Emirates ID, a copy of the vehicle licence and the violation notice. A strong objection includes evidence, such as a photo showing the car elsewhere at that time or a sale contract proving the car was sold before the violation date. Our dispute guide covers every emirate.

Ajman Police Traffic Violation Objection service page with the steps to object to a fine
Source: Ajman Police (ajmanpolice.gov.ae)

What Happens If You Do Not Pay Ajman Traffic Fines

  • Outstanding fines can hold up vehicle services such as a registration renewal or an ownership transfer, so clear them before you start. The Traffic and Licensing Services Centre on 06 7034699 can confirm what applies to your file
  • Black points stay on your licence even after you pay. Reaching the limit leads to suspension. See how to remove black points
  • Offences in the table with an impound period mean the car can be held for that number of days
  • Serious offences, such as driving under the influence, carry no fixed fine in the table because the penalty is decided by the court

There is a second kind of impound in Ajman. When the municipality removes an abandoned vehicle, its release service charges AED 50 per day for custody, AED 500 for release and AED 100 to tow a light vehicle within Ajman City. These fees are separate from any traffic fine.

Real Situations Ajman Drivers Face

A Dubai Car Caught by an Ajman Radar

A driver with a Dubai plate is flashed by a radar on a main road inside Ajman. The fine is issued by Ajman Police, but it appears in the MOI system under the driver’s traffic code, so it can be paid through MOI without visiting Ajman. To dispute it, though, the driver must use the Ajman Police objection service, because only the issuing emirate can review its own fine.

Checking a Used Car Before You Buy

Before paying for a used Ajman car, ask the seller for the plate details and run a plate search on MOI or EVG. Outstanding fines can hold up the transfer, and an offence that carries an impound period in the Ajman Police table can mean the car is due to be held.

Example fine on the carFine (AED)PointsImpound
Speeding 35 km/h over the limit7000None
Red light jumping1,0001230 days
Expired registration50047 days
Total the seller must clear2,20016 (on the driver)Up to 30 days

In this example the seller must clear AED 2,200 before the transfer can go ahead. Ask for the payment receipts in writing.

The Card Keeps Getting Declined

This catches many visitors and new residents. The Digital Ajman Payment of Traffic Fines page states that payments are accepted via credit cards issued in the GCC region. A debit card, or a card issued outside the GCC, may therefore be declined. The fix is to use a GCC credit card, ask a family member with a UAE card, or pay at a service centre.

Paid, but the Fine Still Shows

A paid fine can take a short time to clear from every system. Keep the payment confirmation from the app and the bank message. If it still shows after a few days, call the Traffic and Licensing Services Centre on 06 7034699 with the receipt number.

A Fine on a Rental Car

Fines on a rental car are registered against the rental company’s vehicle. The company pays and then charges the renter, often with an admin fee set in the rental contract. Read that clause before you sign, and check the car for fines when you return it.

Tips to Avoid Ajman Traffic Fines

  • Run an Ajman traffic fines check once a month and after any long drive
  • Search by traffic code so no vehicle under your name is missed
  • Keep a GCC credit card linked to AjmanOne or MOI for quick payment
  • Watch the speed limit changes on roads that cross between Ajman, Sharjah and Umm Al Quwain
  • Renew your registration and insurance on time, since both carry 4 points and 7 days impound when expired
  • Check parking fines separately through Ajman Municipality

Latest Updates on Ajman Traffic Fines

DateUpdate
October 2026The Ajman Police website lists nine traffic services and no fine payment service. Payment runs through AjmanOne, MOI and service centres
October 2026The Ajman Police violations table lists 168 violations
October 2026No standing Ajman fine discount confirmed by official sources
4 November to 15 December 2024Ajman Police 50% discount campaign on violations before 31 October 2024 (ended)

Last verified: October 2026 against the Ajman Police website, the Digital Ajman service catalogue and the MOI portal.

Conclusion

An Ajman traffic fines check is quick once you know where to look. Use AjmanOne or MOI with UAE PASS, search by traffic code to see every vehicle, pay with a GCC credit card, and check parking fines with the municipality. If a fine looks wrong, use the Ajman Police objection service with clear evidence.

Ajman Police no longer takes payments on its website, so ignore guides that send you there. For checks in other emirates, see our Sharjah fines guide, the Dubai fine check, our Umm Al Quwain traffic fine check guide and our full Fines and Violations section.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I do an Ajman traffic fines check online?

Log in to the AjmanOne app or the MOI website or app with UAE PASS. Search by traffic code, plate number or driving licence to see your fines, then pay by card.

Can I check Ajman fines on the Ajman Police website?

Not your personal fines. In October 2026 the Ajman Police website offers a general violations table and an objection service, while payment runs through AjmanOne, MOI and service centres.

How can I check Ajman fines by plate number?

On MOI or Emirates Vehicle Gate, choose the plate search, set the source to Ajman, select the category and code, and enter the plate number.

Is the Ajman traffic fines check free?

Yes. Checking is free. You only pay the fine amount.

Why is my card declined when paying Ajman fines?

The Digital Ajman page says online payments are accepted through credit cards issued in the GCC. Use a GCC credit card or pay at a service centre.

Is there a 50% discount on Ajman fines now?

Not as of October 2026. The last 50% campaign ran from 4 November to 15 December 2024 and has ended.

Are Ajman parking fines included in the MOI check?

Usually not. Parking fines are issued by Ajman Municipality and are paid through its own Payment of fines service.

How do I dispute an Ajman traffic fine?

Use the Ajman Police objection service on its app, website or service centre. It covers only fines issued by Ajman Police.

What is the red light fine in Ajman?

AED 1,000, 12 black points and 30 days impound for a light vehicle, according to the Ajman Police violations table.

What is the Ajman Police contact number for traffic fines?

The Traffic and Licensing Services Centre number listed by Ajman Police is 06 7034699.

References

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Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only, based on publicly available UAE laws and regulations. It does not constitute legal advice. Always verify with official UAE government sources or a qualified legal professional.

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