Traffic Fines in Georgia: How to Check on police.ge and Pay
In short
Where to check a fine. On the Ministry of Internal Affairs website videos.police.ge (there is an English version). You can log in in two ways: with the receipt number and the offender's personal number, or with the car's registration certificate number and plate number. Parking fines in Tbilisi, fines issued by the Batumi municipal inspection and some others are checked on protocols.ge.
20% discount. Under Article 268¹(4) of the Code, it applies if you pay within 10 calendar days of being notified in the way that article describes: by SMS or through the Ministry's website. It does not automatically apply to every paper or municipal receipt, and it does not apply if you appeal, under Article 114¹, or in the private security cases set out in the law.
Deadline. Under Article 290(1), the general deadline for payment is 30 days from when the receipt is served or legally deemed served, not simply from any SMS. For Ministry fines under Article 125, Note 3 provides for a surcharge of double the fine, capped at 500 lari; failing to pay within the following 30 days leads to a 6-month suspension of your driving licence. Protocols issued by authorised municipal officers follow the special procedure of Note 4², and other articles have their own rules. Check the article and the issuing authority on the receipt first.
For foreigners. By law, an unpaid fine can be grounds for refusing entry to Georgia.
Checked on 19.10.2026 against the Code of Administrative Offences of Georgia and the Law on the Legal Status of Aliens and Stateless Persons (matsne.gov.ge), the Ministry's websites videos.police.ge and police.ge, and protocols.ge.
How to check a fine on police.ge
- Open videos.police.ge. You can switch the language to English (Eng) in the top right corner.

Checking fines on videos.police.ge: choosing how to log in. Screenshot: 21.10.2026 - Choose how to log in:
- receipt number and the offender's personal or identification number: if you have a receipt from a police officer or got an SMS with the number;
- registration certificate number and plate number: if you want to see all fines for the car.

Option A: receipt number (Protocol number) and personal number (Violator ID). Screenshot: 21.10.2026 
Option B: registration certificate number (Tech-passport number) and plate number (Car state number). Screenshot: 21.10.2026 Example: by receipt, enter the receipt number + personal number; by vehicle, enter the registration certificate number + plate number.
Two ways to log in on videos.police.ge. Screenshot: 21.10.2026
- The system shows fines issued by the Ministry: by the patrol police and by cameras.

The button for searching Ministry fines (Search). Screenshot: 21.10.2026
Fines from other agencies do not appear on videos.police.ge. They are checked and paid on protocols.ge, which brings together fines from the patrol police, the Tbilisi Transport and Urban Development Agency (parking in Tbilisi), the Department of Environmental Supervision and the Batumi municipal inspection.

If the car has foreign plates
The Ministry's website does not describe a separate method for foreign cars. If the fine does not come up by registration certificate and plate number, check it by the receipt number from the SMS or from the police officer. Keep fine SMS messages and all receipts until you leave Georgia.
If the car is rented
The receipt for a camera fine goes to the car's owner, that is, the rental company. How the company passes the fine on to you is set out in the rental agreement: read that clause before you set off. More on renting in the article "Car rental in Georgia", and rental companies are listed in the directory for Tbilisi and Batumi.
How to pay a fine
- You will need the receipt number.
- Choose how to pay: at a bank, through online banking or a banking app, at a pay terminal, or in the app of the Ministry's Service Agency.
- Enter the receipt number and check the amount.
| Situation | Rule |
|---|---|
| Discount period | 20% discount. Under Article 268¹(4) of the Code, it applies if you pay within 10 calendar days of being notified in the way that article describes: by SMS or through the Ministry's website. It does not automatically apply to every paper or municipal receipt, and it does not apply if you appeal, under Article 114¹, or in the private security cases set out in the law. |
| General deadline | Under Article 290(1), the general deadline for payment is 30 days from when the receipt is served or legally deemed served, not simply from any SMS. |
| If no SMS arrived | Under Article 268¹(5) and (6), a camera receipt not paid within the 10-day period is sent to the registered address. If it cannot be delivered, the Ministry publishes the receipt on police.ge in the section "Receipts of fines published"; it is deemed served on the 30th day after publication. Receiving an SMS does not replace the service procedure. Check the official register rather than waiting for a letter. |
Source: Code of Administrative Offences of Georgia. Consolidated version as of 13.10.2026; checked on 19.10.2026.
What happens if you do not pay
| Stage | What to check |
|---|---|
| Payment deadline | 30 days to pay from when the receipt is served (or deemed served). |
| Surcharge | Surcharge. For Ministry fines under Article 125, Note 3 provides for a surcharge of double the fine, but no more than 500 lari. Protocols issued by authorised municipal officers follow the special procedure of Note 4²; for other articles, their own rules apply. |
| Next deadline | Another 30 days to pay the fine and the surcharge under Article 290(1¹) and Note 3 to Article 125. For protocols issued by authorised municipal officers, Note 4² is taken into account separately. |
| Driving licence | Suspension of your driving licence. For Ministry fines under Article 125, in line with Note 3, failing to pay within the extra period leads to a 6-month suspension of your licence; after that, it is restored without an exam. This is not a general consequence of every Ministry or municipal fine: check the article and the issuing authority on the receipt. |
| Entry to Georgia | Entry to Georgia. Under the law on the legal status of aliens, a foreigner may be refused entry if they have not paid a fine imposed in Georgia. |
Source: Code of Administrative Offences of Georgia. Consolidated version as of 13.10.2026; checked on 19.10.2026.
How much the main fines cost
Amounts under the Code of Administrative Offences of Georgia, consolidated version as of 13.10.2026, checked on 19.10.2026.
| Offence | Fine |
|---|---|
| Speeding by more than 15 and up to 30 km/h | 50 lari |
| Speeding by more than 30 and up to 50 km/h | 100 lari |
| Speeding by more than 50 km/h | 300 lari |
| Driver or front passenger not wearing a seat belt | 50 lari (paid by the driver) |
| Driving through a red light or a traffic officer's stop signal, failing to give way at a sign | 100 lari |
| Crossing a solid line separating oncoming traffic | 50 lari |
| Failing to give way to a pedestrian | 40 lari |
| Stopping or parking where a "No stopping" or "No parking" sign applies | 50 lari in Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Batumi, Mtskheta, Rustavi, Gori, Telavi, Poti, Zugdidi, Akhaltsikhe, Ozurgeti and resorts; 10 lari elsewhere |
| Parking or stopping on a pavement or pedestrian crossing | 100 lari in the same 11 cities and resorts; 10 lari elsewhere |
| Driving on the pavement | 200 lari |
| Parking in a space for people with disabilities | 200 lari |
| Stopping at a "No stopping by fire hydrant" sign | 200 lari |
| Driving in a cycle lane | 100 lari |
Source: Code of Administrative Offences of Georgia. Consolidated version as of 13.10.2026; checked on 19.10.2026.
| Offence | Consequence |
|---|---|
| Drink-driving: more than 0.3 and up to 0.7 per mille | loss of licence for 6 months |
| Drink-driving: more than 0.7 per mille or refusing a test | loss of licence for 1 year |
Source: Code of Administrative Offences of Georgia. Consolidated version as of 13.10.2026; checked on 19.10.2026.
Repeat offences and offences by bus and lorry drivers are punished more severely. The full text of the Code in Georgian is on matsne.gov.ge.
For traffic rules, signs and mountain roads, see the article "How to drive in Georgia", and for parking, the articles "Parking in Georgia: rules, payment and fines" and "Parking in Tbilisi".
What to check before you pay
Frequently asked questions
On videos.police.ge: choose to log in with the car's registration certificate number and plate number.
On protocols.ge: it has fines from the Tbilisi Transport and Urban Development Agency.
Yes, under Article 268¹(4): payment within 10 calendar days of the notification that article provides for. It is not a discount on any paper or municipal receipt, and it does not apply if you appeal or in the cases the law excludes.
30 days from when the receipt is served or deemed served.
For Ministry fines under Article 125, Note 3 provides for a surcharge of double the fine, capped at 500 lari; failing to pay within the following 30 days leads to a 6-month suspension of your driving licence. Protocols issued by authorised municipal officers follow the special procedure of Note 4², and other articles have their own rules. Check the article and the issuing authority on the receipt first.
No, there is no such rule in the law. But an unpaid fine can be grounds for refusing a foreigner entry to Georgia.
The fine does not disappear. Next time you arrive, you may be refused entry until it is paid. Check for fines and pay them before you leave.
At a bank, through online banking or a banking app, at a pay terminal, or in the app of the Ministry's Service Agency, using the receipt number.
50 lari for exceeding the limit by more than 15 and up to 30 km/h, 100 lari for more than 30 and up to 50 km/h, and 300 lari for more than 50 km/h.
100 lari in Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Batumi, Mtskheta, Rustavi, Gori, Telavi, Poti, Zugdidi, Akhaltsikhe, Ozurgeti and resorts, and 10 lari elsewhere.
Under Article 116: more than 0.3 and up to 0.7 per mille carries a 6-month suspension of your driving licence; more than 0.7 per mille or refusing a test carries 1 year.
The receipt goes to the car's owner, that is, the rental company. How it passes the fine on to you is set out in the rental agreement.
Yes, on videos.police.ge you can switch the language to English.
Camera fines go to the rental company, and the agreement says how it will pass them on to you. Reputable rental companies have their own insurance and clear terms on fines, and you can compare them in advance.
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