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Dubai parking fines explained: Full list of violations, penalties and how to pay

Dubai: Forgot to renew your parking ticket or accidentally parked outside the designated lines? Even a minor parking violation in Dubai can cost you Dh100, while more serious offences carry fines of up to Dh10,000. However, not all parking fines are the same. Penalties vary depending on whether you are using roadside parking, a public parking lot or a multi-storey car park . According to Parkin ,…

Dubai parking fines explained: Full list of violations, penalties and how to pay

Dubai parking fines come in varying costs based on the type of violation and location. Roadside and designated plot parking incur Dh100 for exceeding parking duration, while Dh150 is charged for parking without payment or display. Serious offenses such as obstructing traffic or damaging facilities can lead to Dh10,000 fines. Multi-storey car parks have their own set of penalties, including Dh150 for losing tickets and Dh200 for parking outside designated spaces.

Repeat violations attract increased penalties, such as Dh10,000 for unauthorized activities and Dh2,500 for breaching occupancy permit conditions. Motorists can check and pay fines via the Parkin website or app by entering vehicle details or fine numbers.

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