Cyprus, Nicosia

How to pay a fine online

Updated: 5 days ago
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A traffic police fine or a fine for a violation recorded by a camera in the Republic of Cyprus can be paid online via the JCCsmart portal (Cyprus Police → Payment of Tickets) using the notice number and the vehicle registration number. If you first need to check whether there are any unpaid camera fines, this can be done on the contractor’s website, CyCameraSystem (using a Cyprus ID/ARC/passport and the vehicle registration number). You can also start the payment process from the Republic of Cyprus Police website (Police Fines / Warrants) — the system will redirect you to JCCsmart.

Paying fines online in the Republic of Cyprus

Step-by-step instructions for paying a fine online

Online fine payment is made on the portal. A valid bank card issued outside Russia is required for payment.

  1. Register and log in to your personal account on the website.
  2. Select CYPRUS POLICE.
  3. Select Payment of Tickets.
  4. Enter the notice number (ticket/notice number) and the vehicle registration number.
  5. Enter your bank card details and complete the payment. After a successful transaction, save or print the receipt.

If you want to start the payment from the Republic of Cyprus Police website

  1. Go to the police website.
  2. Open the Police Fines / Warrants section.
  3. The system will redirect you to the JCCsmart payment portal, where you need to select Cyprus Police and pay the fine by following the instructions.

How to check for unpaid camera fines (before payment)

  1. Open the contractor’s website: CyCameraSystem.com.cy and click Search for pending Citations.
  2. Select the document type: company registration number, Cyprus ID, ARC number (for foreigners), or passport.
  3. Enter the serial number of the selected document and the vehicle registration number (three letters and three digits).
  4. The system will show: whether fines are present/absent, the number of fines, and the serial numbers of each fine (Citation Number).

How to уточнить information about a violation if you need a code/details

If the fine is visible in the system but you need details (for example, location/time/photo), you can contact the contractor’s call center operator at 8000 8009 (weekdays, 8:00–17:00) and provide the Citation Number to receive a code to view extended information on the CyCameraSystem website. You can also call this number for assistance if you encounter difficulties checking fines or making a payment.

Frequently asked questions about fines in the Republic of Cyprus

Can a fine be paid online if penalty points are involved?

It depends on the number of points. If fewer than 12, the fine can usually be paid online. If 12 or more, it may be impossible to settle the fine online — the matter is handled through court procedures.

What fines exist in the Republic of Cyprus?

The traffic police issue fines for many violations. The most common ones are collected in a separate article: fines and penalty points in the Republic of Cyprus.

How many days are given to pay a fine?

If a fine is issued by the traffic police or recorded by a camera, 30 days are usually given for payment. After that, the amount increases by 50%, and an additional 15 days are provided to pay at the increased rate. After 45 days (30 + 15), the case may be referred to court.

What should I do if a camera fine does not appear in JCCsmart?

First, check for unpaid fines on CyCameraSystem via Search for pending Citations. If the fine is visible in the system but there are payment issues or clarifications are needed, contact support at 8000 8009 (weekdays, 8:00–17:00).

What should I do if the driver was not the vehicle owner?

If a violation is recorded by a camera, the vehicle owner is obliged to inform the authorities who was driving the vehicle. This can be done online at CyCameraSystem.com.cy using the receipt/notice number and the password (access code) indicated in the letter/notice. If the driver is not identified, liability may be imposed on the owner.

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