Over $639k in outstanding fines recovered from foreign motorists at Singapore’s land checkpoints

Foreign motorists with outstanding fines for traffic, parking, or vehicular emissions offences may be denied entry into Singapore.

PHOTO: SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE

Published Oct 08, 2026, 12:55 PM

Updated Oct 08, 2026, 12:55 PM

Singapore recovered over $639,000 in unpaid fines from 265 foreign motorists during a three-day checkpoint operation.

Traffic Police and five agencies stopped drivers with outstanding summonses and warned that repeat offenders may be denied entry.

From Nov 2, foreign-registered vehicles with unpaid fines cannot apply for or renew a Vehicle Entry Permit, and motorists are urged to check and pay early.

SINGAPORE – More than $639,000 in outstanding fines were collected from 26 5 foreign motorists at Singapore’s land checkpoints during a three-day operation .

During the operation, which took place from Sept 28 to Sept 30 , foreign motorists entering Singapore with outstanding summonses were stopped and told to settle their outstanding fines for vehicular and traffic offences.

The Traffic Police led the operation, and were supported by officers from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority, the Housing Board, the Land Transport Authority (LTA), the National Environment Agency and the Urban Redevelopment Authority.

In a joint statement on Oct 8 , the six Singapore government agencies said that the Republic takes a serious view of foreign motorists who commit offences here and fail to settle their fines.

Regular operations are conducted against such motorists, and those with outstanding fines for traffic, parking, or vehicular emissions offences may be denied entry into Singapore, they added.

“All motorists are required to abide by Singapore laws and play their part in building a positive road safety culture,” the authorities said .

This includes adhering to speed limits, obeying traffic signals, paying Electronic Road Pricing and parking charges, parking legally and keeping within emissions limits.

In their statement, the authorities also stressed that all foreign-registered vehicles must have a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) to enter Singapore.

From Nov 2 , foreign-registered vehicles with outstanding fines for traffic, parking or vehicular emissions offences committed in Singapore will no longer be able to apply for or renew their VEP with LTA.

The authorities urged foreign motorists to check for outstanding fines at www.axs.com.sg before applying for or renewing a VEP and entering Singapore.

Payment of the fines can be made through channels that include AXS kiosks, the AXS website, the AXS mobile app, as well as the websites and customer service counters of the respective government agencies.

Foreign motorists who wish to seek clarifications on their offences may contact the relevant agencies, the authorities said.

Daniel Lai is a journalist at the ST Now team, covering breaking news and international affairs.

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外国驾驶员如有未缴纳的交通违章、停车违章或车辆排放违章罚款，可能会被拒绝入境新加坡。

照片：新加坡警察部队

发布于 2026 年 10 月 8 日下午 12:55

更新于2026年10月8日下午12:55

新加坡在为期三天的检查站行动中，从 265 名外国驾车者身上追回了超过 639,000 美元的未缴罚款。

交警和五个机构拦下有未缴罚单的司机，并警告屡犯者可能会被拒绝入境。

自 11 月 2 日起，未缴纳罚款的外国注册车辆将无法申请或续签车辆入境许可证，并敦促驾驶员尽早检查并缴纳罚款。

新加坡——在为期三天的行动中，新加坡陆路关卡共向 265 名外国驾车者收取了超过 639,000 美元的未缴罚款。

在9月28日至9月30日进行的行动中，进入新加坡且有未结罚单的外国驾驶者被拦下，并被告知要缴纳其车辆和交通违章的未缴罚款。

交通警察牵头开展此次行动，移民与关卡局、建屋发展局、陆路交通管理局、国家环境局和市区重建局的官员也参与其中。

10月8日，新加坡六个政府机构发表联合声明称，新加坡共和国严肃对待在新加坡违法且未缴纳罚款的外国驾驶员。

他们补充说，当局会定期对这类驾驶员进行检查，那些拖欠交通违章、停车违章或车辆排放违章罚款的人可能会被拒绝入境新加坡。

当局表示：“所有驾驶者都必须遵守新加坡法律，并在建立积极的道路安全文化中发挥自己的作用。”

这包括遵守限速规定、遵守交通信号灯、缴纳电子道路收费和停车费、合法停车以及遵守排放限制。

当局在声明中还强调，所有外国注册车辆必须持有有效的车辆入境许可证（VEP）才能进入新加坡。

从 11 月 2 日起，在新加坡境内有未缴交通违章、停车违章或车辆排放违章罚款的外国注册车辆将无法再向陆路交通管理局 (LTA) 申请或续签车辆排放许可证 (VEP)。

当局敦促外国驾驶员在申请或续签车辆入境许可 (VEP) 并进入新加坡之前，先在 www.axs.com.sg 上查询是否有未缴罚款。

罚款可通过 AXS 自助服务终端、AXS 网站、AXS 移动应用程序以及相关政府机构的网站和客户服务柜台等渠道缴纳。

当局表示，希望了解自己违法行为详情的外国驾驶员可以联系相关机构。

Daniel Lai 是 ST Now 团队的记者，负责报道突发新闻和国际事务。

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