How do you check if I have a fine in Spain?
How do you check if I have a fine in Spain?
How to check for Traffic and parking fines in Spain
- By telephone calling 060.
- On the DGT website at www.dgt.es.
- In any local post office.
- At any branch of Santander Bank You will need to take with you the penalty notice and your passport.
How do I pay fines that I got in Spain?
You can pay on the spot if you like or can keep your ticket and pay it at a local post office or in some branches of Santander. You can also call 060 to pay or enter the DGT website (Dirección General de Tráfico). If you do decide to pay online you will need a credit or debit card but do not need a digital certificate.
How do I contest a fine in Spain?
You can also go in person to the traffic office in the province where the fine was presented to make a claim against a fine. Claims can also be submitted to the relevant town halls who are collaborating with the DGT or you can by writing a letter and send it via the post office.
How do I pay a fine on EasyPay?
“Consumers can pay any bill using the EasyPay service if there is an EasyPay logo or chevron signs >>> in front of an account number printed at the bottom of their regular account statement. And payments can be made using cash, bank cards or cheques,” Smith concludes.
What happens if you dont pay a fine in Spain?
What Happens if you Don’t Pay the Fines? If you don’t pay your traffic fines in Spain your vehicle could be impounded and eventually crushed. This means that you may have to pay even more money to get your vehicle back.
What happens if you don’t pay a speeding fine in Spain?
If you don’t pay your traffic fines in Spain your vehicle could be impounded and eventually crushed. This means that you may have to pay even more money to get your vehicle back.
How do I check my Easy pay balance?
View your balance at any ATM. It’s easy, just dial *130*3737# and select the option!
Can you pay fines at Checkers?
Traffic fines can be paid at these outlets: Hand over original fine and pay cashier. First National Bank (FNB) – Any FNB ATM, cashiers and online. Shoprite Checkers.