This means you can make regular weekly, fortnightly, or monthly payments. The minimum payment will depend on the total amount you owe and how often you pay.
Don't wait for your debt to be overdue to request a payment arrangement.
By entering your expiation into a payment arrangement you acknowledge you can no longer elect to be prosecuted, nominate another driver or apply for a review. Any demerit points will be issued to the person named on the notice and can no longer be disputed or transferred.
A payment arrangement application fee of $24.90 is payable on new arrangements.
Request a payment arrangement
You can request a payment arrangement at any time:
- via Fines Online
- by using the Payment arrangement application form
- over the phone on 1800 659 538
How to pay by instalments
When setting up a payment arrangement, you will need your fines reference number and your payment reference number.
You can organise to pay in instalments:
- via Direct Debit from your financial account
- online at Fines Online (Mastercard or Visa)
- over the phone on 1800 659 538 (Mastercard or Visa)
- through a regular debit from your Centrelink payments.
Direct Debit payments
Once you have set up a payment arrangement, you can set up a regular Direct Debit from your financial accounts to make sure you don't miss any payments.
You can request a Direct Debit online, over the phone on 1800 659 538 or in writing, using the Direct Debit request form.
Here is a copy of our Direct Debit Service Agreement, which can also be found on the back of our Payment Arrangement Application Form.
Adding a fine to my payment arrangement
You can apply to have a new fine or debt added to your payment arrangement. This may mean your regular payment instalments will increase.
Apply at Fines Online, or over the phone on 1800 659 538. An additional fee may apply.
If you are experiencing difficulty paying
Don't risk enforcement action - contact us if you have concerns about paying your debts.
You can avoid enforcement actions if you let us know about your situation. You may be asked to provide some details regarding your financial situation so we can help you find a suitable arrangement.