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Fujairah Traffic Fine Check: Complete 2026 Guide
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Fujairah Traffic Fine Check: Complete 2026 Guide

Anees
Transport
1 October 2026
9 min read
Updated: · Based on official UAE sources

A Fujairah traffic fine check takes a couple of minutes once you know where to look. Fujairah Police lists the Ministry of Interior (MOI) app, the Fujairah Police app and its Traffic and Licensing Service Center as the channels for traffic fine services, and you can also check fines on the MOI website or Emirates Vehicle Gate (EVG).

This guide covers each official channel, the fine amounts and black points for common violations, how to pay, and how to object to a fine you think is wrong.

Quick Answer

Check your Fujairah traffic fine on the MOI app or moi.gov.ae (log in with UAE PASS, then search by traffic code, plate number or licence number), on the Fujairah Police app, or at the Traffic and Licensing Service Center in Al Hail. Fines are set under UAE federal traffic law, so the amounts are the same as in the other emirates. Drivers who also cross into Umm Al Quwain can follow our Umm Al Quwain traffic fine check guide.

What you want to knowQuick answer
Where to checkMOI app or website, Fujairah Police app, EVG, Traffic and Licensing Service Center
What you needTraffic code (TC), plate number or driving licence number
Common fine rangeAED 300 to AED 3,000
Legal basisFederal Decree-Law No. 14 of 2024 and the federal fines schedule
Objecting to a fineFree, through Fujairah Police

How to Check Fujairah Traffic Fines Online

Traffic fines in the UAE sit in one federal system, so a fine issued in Fujairah shows up on the federal channels as well as on Fujairah Police’s own app.

Check via the MOI UAE Website or App

The Ministry of Interior’s “Paying traffic fines” service covers fines from every emirate, including Fujairah. According to MOI, it takes about 3 minutes and needs your Emirates ID and driving licence. To look up other fines on your record, use our ID fine check guide.

Step 1: Go to moi.gov.ae, search for fine, and open Traffic Fines Payment.

MOI Traffic Fines Payment service to check Fujairah traffic fines by traffic code, plate or licence

Step 2: On the “Paying traffic fines” page, click Start the service.

MOI Paying traffic fines service page with Start the service button for Fujairah traffic fine check

Step 3: Log in with UAE PASS.

login with UAE pass

Step 4: Enter your traffic code (TC), plate number or driver’s licence number and search.

Step 5: Select the fines you want to pay and pay by card. You get a payment receipt at the end.

Check via the Fujairah Police App

The General Headquarters of Fujairah Police app is one of the official channels Fujairah Police lists for traffic fine services, including paying fines and checking a violator’s traffic status.

Check via Emirates Vehicle Gate (EVG)

Emirates Vehicle Gate (evg.ae) is the federal vehicle services platform. After logging in, you can view and pay outstanding traffic fines linked to your vehicle, including fines issued in Fujairah.

Check at the Traffic and Licensing Service Center

If you prefer to do it in person, Fujairah Police’s Traffic and Licensing Service Center in Al Hail handles fine payment, traffic status checks and objections. Contact details and hours are listed further down.

Can I Check Fujairah Traffic Fines by Plate Number?

Yes. The MOI app and website let you search by plate number as well as by traffic code or licence number. You still need to log in with UAE PASS first.

If you drove a rental car, the rental company usually receives the fine against its plate and charges it to your card, often with an admin fee.

What Is the Legal Basis for Traffic Fines in Fujairah?

Fujairah does not set its own traffic fine amounts. They come from federal law that applies in every emirate:

  • Federal Decree-Law No. 14 of 2024 on Traffic Regulation, in force since 29 March 2025
  • The federal schedule of fines and black points set by Ministerial Resolution No. 178 of 2017 (as amended)

Fujairah Police enforces these rules locally, which is why a speeding fine in Fujairah matches the same fine in Dubai or Sharjah.

Impoundment release fees are different. Dubai (Decree No. 30 of 2023) and Abu Dhabi (Law No. 5 of 2020) have their own published release fees. Fujairah does not publish a separate schedule, so confirm any release amount with Fujairah Police for your case.

Fujairah Traffic Fines List by Category

These amounts come from the federal fines schedule. Confirm your exact fine on the MOI app before paying.

Speeding Fines in Fujairah

Speed over the limitFine (AED)Black pointsImpound
Up to 20 km/h300––
21 to 30 km/h600––
31 to 40 km/h700––
41 to 50 km/h1,000––
51 to 60 km/h1,500615 days
More than 60 km/h2,0001230 days
More than 80 km/h3,0002360 days

Speed limits differ from road to road in Fujairah. Always follow the limit posted on the road you are driving.

Red Light, Phone and Seatbelt Fines

ViolationFine (AED)Black pointsImpound
Running a red light1,0001230 days
Using a mobile phone while driving8004–
Not wearing a seatbelt4004–
Tailgating4004–
Sudden swerving or lane change1,0004–

Reckless and Dangerous Driving

ViolationFine (AED)Black points
Driving in a way that endangers lives or public safety2,00023
Wrongly overtaking6006
Not stopping for pedestrians at a crossing5006
Not following traffic police instructions4004
Driving without a number plate3,00023
Littering from a vehicle1,0006

Driving Under the Influence

Under Federal Decree-Law No. 14 of 2024, driving under the influence is decided by the court, not settled with a fixed fine:

  • Alcohol: a fine of AED 20,000 to AED 100,000, imprisonment, or both
  • Drugs or psychotropic substances: a fine of AED 30,000 to AED 200,000, imprisonment, or both
  • Licence suspension for alcohol: 3 months for a first offence, 6 months for a second, cancellation on a third
  • Licence suspension for drugs: 6 months for a first offence, 1 year for a second, cancellation on a third

Parking Fines

ViolationFine (AED)Black points
Parking in a space for people of determination or blocking a fire hydrant1,0006
Stopping in the middle of the road without reason1,0006
Parking on the pavement400–

Black Points in Fujairah: What Happens at 24 Points

Black points are tracked federally, so points from Fujairah, Dubai, Sharjah or any other emirate add up to one total.

  • 24 points for the first time: licence suspended for 3 months
  • 24 points a second time: licence suspended for 6 months
  • 24 points a third time: licence suspended for 1 year, with retraining and a new test required
  • Points expire 12 months after the violation date

Example: a red light (12 points) in January, phone use (4) in March, no seatbelt (4) in June and tailgating (4) in September add up to 24 points within a year, so the licence is suspended for 3 months. Had the red light been more than 12 months earlier, those 12 points would already have expired.

How to Remove Black Points in Fujairah

Points drop off on their own 12 months after the violation. Some emirates also run periodic point-reduction courses, and Fujairah Police has occasionally announced fine discount campaigns, but neither is a standing year-round offer. For the full picture, see our guide on how to remove black points from a licence in the UAE.

Vehicle Confiscation in Fujairah

Serious violations, such as red light jumping or heavy speeding, lead to impoundment as well as a fine. The periods are set in the federal schedule, from 15 days up to 60 days or more depending on the violation.

Fujairah Police offers two related services: a request to release an impounded vehicle, and payment of storage (demurrage) charges when the vehicle stays impounded longer. You usually need to clear the fines linked to the vehicle and finish the impound period before it is released.

How to Pay Fujairah Traffic Fines

  • MOI app or moi.gov.ae: log in with UAE PASS, open Traffic Fine Payment, select the fines and pay by card
  • Fujairah Police app: traffic fines payment is one of its listed services
  • Emirates Vehicle Gate: view and pay fines linked to your vehicle
  • In person: at the Traffic and Licensing Service Center in Al Hail

What Happens If You Don’t Pay a Fujairah Traffic Fine?

  • The fine stays on your record until it is paid
  • You cannot renew your vehicle registration until outstanding fines are cleared
  • Black points stay on your licence and count toward the 24-point limit

How to Dispute a Fujairah Traffic Fine

Fujairah Police has an official service called “Objection to a traffic violation and referring it to traffic prosecution”. According to Fujairah Police, it is free and takes about 30 minutes to submit at the Traffic and Licensing Service Center.

  • Bring your Emirates ID, driving licence and the fine details
  • Bring any evidence, such as photos, dashcam footage or documents
  • Your objection is referred to the traffic prosecution, which decides whether the fine stands

Don’t pay the fine before objecting. Paying usually settles it.

Fujairah Traffic Department: Contact Details and Location

DetailInformation
DepartmentFujairah Police Traffic and Licensing Service Center
LocationAl Hail area, Fujairah
Phone09 222 2666
Emailinfo@fujairahpolice.gov.ae
HoursMonday to Thursday 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM; Friday 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Police non-emergency901
Emergency999

Hours are shorter during Ramadan (9:00 AM to 2:30 PM, Monday to Thursday).

International Driving Permits and Rules for Tourists in Fujairah

  • If your home country’s licence is not on the UAE’s approved list, you need an International Driving Permit (IDP) along with your national licence
  • Fines on a rental car are usually charged to your card by the rental company, often with an admin fee
  • The same federal fines and black points apply to visitors

Is a Fujairah Traffic Fine the Same as a Toll Charge?

No. Fujairah has no road tolls. Salik is Dubai’s toll system and Darb is Abu Dhabi’s. Toll charges are separate from traffic fines and are paid through different systems. For Dubai tolls, see our guide on checking Salik fines in Dubai.

Fujairah vs Dubai vs Sharjah vs Abu Dhabi: What’s Different?

FeatureFujairahDubaiSharjahAbu Dhabi
Fine amountsFederal scheduleFederal scheduleFederal scheduleFederal schedule
Local impoundment release lawNone publishedDecree No. 30 of 2023None publishedLaw No. 5 of 2020
Road tollsNoneSalikNoneDarb
Main local channelFujairah Police app, MOIDubai Police app, RTASharjah Police, MOITAMM, Abu Dhabi Police

For local details, see our Dubai traffic fines list, Sharjah traffic fines check and Abu Dhabi traffic fines list.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I check my traffic fine in Fujairah?

Log in to the MOI app or moi.gov.ae with UAE PASS, open Traffic Fines Payment and search by traffic code, plate number or licence number. You can also use the Fujairah Police app or visit the Traffic and Licensing Service Center in Al Hail.

Can I check a Fujairah traffic fine by plate number?

Yes. The MOI app and website let you search by plate number after you log in with UAE PASS.

What is the fine for speeding in Fujairah?

From AED 300 for up to 20 km/h over the limit to AED 3,000, 23 black points and 60 days of impoundment for more than 80 km/h over.

What is the red light fine in Fujairah?

AED 1,000, 12 black points and 30 days of vehicle impoundment.

What is the fine for not wearing a seatbelt in Fujairah?

AED 400 and 4 black points.

How many black points before my licence is suspended?

24 points. A first suspension lasts 3 months, with longer penalties for repeat cases. Points from all emirates count toward the same total.

Are Fujairah traffic fines the same as Dubai or Sharjah fines?

Yes. All emirates use the same federal fines schedule. What differs is the local app or police service you use, and the impoundment release rules in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

How do I dispute a Fujairah traffic fine?

Submit an objection at the Fujairah Police Traffic and Licensing Service Center. The service is free, and the objection is referred to the traffic prosecution for a decision.

What happens if I don’t pay a Fujairah traffic fine?

It stays on your record, and you cannot renew your vehicle registration until it is paid.

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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