Georgian police fines
Check your Georgian traffic fines
Enter your plate number and see every fine the Georgian Police have published for your vehicle — speed-camera fines and fine receipts, with the amount, the place of the violation and the payment deadline.
The fine is not the expensive part
A speed-camera fine can be published weeks after the trip, often once you are already home. If it is not paid by the stated deadline, the amount may become three times the original fine. Many drivers discover this only at the border on their next visit to Georgia.
Which fines appear here
The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs publishes two kinds of penalties on its public register: camera fines, recorded automatically by speed and traffic cameras, and fine receipts, drawn up by police officers. When a notice cannot be delivered to the driver in person, it is published on police.ge — and that public register is exactly what we search, for both Georgian and foreign vehicles.
Why check regularly
A camera fine does not stop you on the road: many drivers first learn about it weeks later, or never. Under Georgian law a published penalty notice is considered delivered 30 days after publication, and the payment deadline follows it. Checking your plate takes ten seconds and protects you from late penalties and unpleasant surprises at the border.
Driving on foreign plates
Georgian cameras fine foreign-registered vehicles exactly as they fine local ones — Armenian, Russian, Turkish and other plates appear in the register verbatim. If you have driven to Georgia recently, enter the plate exactly as it is written on your vehicle; we normalize spacing and dashes automatically.
How paying through us works
- 1Find your fine and pay by card in AMD or USD — no Georgian bank account or Georgian card needed.
- 2Our team pays the fine on the official page of the Georgian Police the same day.
- 3You receive an email confirmation for your records — and the fine is off your back.
Frequently asked questions
Type your plate number into the search box above. We look it up in the public fine register of the Georgian Police and show every published camera fine and fine receipt for your vehicle, with the amount, date, location and payment deadline. The check is free.
Enter your Armenian plate exactly as it appears on the car. Georgian speed cameras register foreign vehicles the same way as Georgian ones, and the fines appear in the same public register we search. You can also subscribe to fine alerts before your trip and get an email the moment a fine is published.
Each fine carries its own payment deadline, shown next to it in your results — typically about 60 days from publication. A published notice is legally considered delivered on the 30th day after publication, so the clock runs even if you never saw the fine.
Yes. Pay through Georgian APPA by card in AMD or USD — we then settle the fine on the official page of the Georgian Police on your behalf and email you the confirmation. The service fee is shown before you pay, with no hidden costs.
The fine remains registered against the vehicle, and unpaid penalties can grow with enforcement surcharges under Georgian law. For drivers who return to Georgia, an old unpaid fine is an unpleasant discovery. Paying before the deadline shown next to the fine is always the cheapest option.