Name of the Organization : Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit of South Australia
Type of Facility : Pay Fines Online
Country : Australia
Website : https://www.fines.sa.gov.au/
Pay Fines Online :
The Fines Unit is a dedicated unit that manages overdue fines issued by authorities across South Australia.
Related : Australian Federal Police Traffic Fines Payment : www.statusin.org/8078.html
Ways to pay:
There are many ways to pay a fine: online and over the phone; by post and in person.
Have your fine notice handy when you want to pay, and be ready to quote your Fine reference (in the top right of the notice sent by the Fines Unit, called an ‘Account Number’ on older notices).
Where you can pay:
Online : Pay online today via Fines Online Services.
Over the phone : Call 1800 659 538 to pay online by credit card 24 hours a day, 7 days a week via our automated service.
Via post : Complete the form at the bottom of the notice (received from the Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit) and post to
Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit
PO Box 288
Rundle Mall 5000
In person : At any of the 300 Post Offices around the state (see the Australia Post website for locations), and the 20 Service SA customer service centres across the state.
Types of payment accepted:
** Credit card (MasterCard and Visa)
** BPay (via phone and online with Biller Code 465450)
** Cash and EFTPOS (in person)
** Cheque / money order (via post, or in person, address cheques to the ‘Fines Recovery and Enforcement Officer’)
** Direct Debit (payment arrangements only)
** CentrePay (payment arrangements only)
Payment Arrangements:
If you need to spread your payment over a period of time, you can request a Payment Arrangement.
View my fine :
** If your fine is not yet overdue and is not a court issued fine, you can contact the authority who issued the fine to make enquiries about the fine itself.
** If you have received a South Australia Police expiation notice for a speeding or red light offence and the fine is not yet enforced, you can view the photographic evidence taken by the safety camera via the SA Police website.
** If your fine has already been enforced, or you have entered into a payment arrangement (fee may apply), you can see details of your South Australian fine(s) here. You will then need to enter in your fine reference number (or account number) and payment reference number (or customer number) to log In.
** If you have a fine that has been issued by an interstate authority, please see our website for links to relevant sites.
Balance of my fines :
** You can check your South Australian fine(s) balance here.
** You will need to enter in your fine reference number (or account number) and payment reference number (or customer number) to log In.
If your fine is not a Court fine and is not yet overdue :
** Fines can be paid in full to the Issuing Authority who issued the fine prior to the due date. Alternatively, you can contact the Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit to apply for a payment arrangement (fee may apply). You don’t have to wait for a fine to be overdue to request a payment arrangement; however, if your fine is not yet overdue you may be asked to provide a copy of your notice.
Contact Us:
Phone:
1800 659 538
Available for payments 24/7
Postal address:
PO Box 288
Rundle Mall SA 5000
Our office:
Level 15, 45 Grenfell Street
Adelaide, SA, 5000
Opening hours: 9.00-5.00pm, Monday-Friday