Paying Malaysian traffic fines

[DC3]

Went to an AXS station to pay my Malaysian traffic fine but can't seem to do so anymore! Anyone knows where else to pay Malaysian fines without having to go back across the causeway?

Thanks for the help.

 

[Orh LuLu]

Re: Paying Malaysian traffic fines

Went to an AXS station to pay my Malaysian traffic fine but can't seem to do so anymore! Anyone knows where else to pay Malaysian fines without having to go back across the causeway?

Thanks for the help.

Click on below thread posted previously :

http://www.bmw-sg.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2738&highlight=fines

 

[DC3]

Re: Paying Malaysian traffic fines

Thanks Hymics for the link.

Did try the catcha.com and e-services sites but need account at Maybank2U.com or some Malaysian credit card.

Looks like have to wait till I cross over and pay.

Where is the traffic police booth at the 2nd link customs that Racebred mentioned?

 

[Orh LuLu]

Re: Paying Malaysian traffic fines

Where is the traffic police booth at the 2nd link customs that Racebred mentioned?

Immediately after u have chop your passport at the malaysia custom (coming into singapore), its less than 50m away on your left.. take note that its not always open.. If they are open, u no need to hunt for them.. they will pull you over and ask you to pay in their office.

 

[DC3]

Re: Paying Malaysian traffic fines

Just to update that one can pay Malaysian traffic fines online through www.eservices.com.my using a VISA or Mastercard. You will need to register your credit card, wait 2-3 days for it to be approved and they issue you with an online reciept which you should print out.

BTW, would you believe that the Malaysian police are offering up to 50% DISCOUNTS when you pay your traffic fines this month!!!! What a lovely country!!!

 

[jaskin]

Re: Paying Malaysian traffic fines

50% discounts? Wow, should go speeding in Malaysia this month!

 

[Shafique]

If you want to pay traffic fine you should go to the road tax calculator Malaysia which will tell you about the fine in details

 

[stevenandrew]

You can pay your Malaysian traffic fines online without going back across the Causeway. Use the MyBayar portal for PDRM fines or the MyJPJ app for JPJ-issued fines. It’s kind of like using a cost to paint a room calculator. Just as that tool helps you figure out exactly what you need for a project, these online portals let you see and settle your fines easily without unnecessary trips. Both options let you check and pay fines directly from your phone or computer.