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Pay a Bylaw Offence Notice Ticket

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Pay Online

You can pay your ticket online with Visa, Mastercard or American Express. 

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Pay in Person

You can pay in person by coming to the Service and Resource Centre at 411 Dunsmuir St.

Pay by mail

City of Nanaimo
Revenue Services
455 Wallace Street
Nanaimo BC V9R 5J6

If you do not pay a parking ticket

If you park your vehicle illegally or you have three uncontested or unpaid tickets registered to your vehicle, you risk your vehicle being impounded.

If you receive a notice for a paid ticket

If you have paid your parking ticket but receive a notice or summons:

  • Your payment may have been applied to another ticket for the same vehicle
  • You may have paid the discounted amount after the 14 day deadline and owe the remaining amount.

You can call 250-755-4422 for help.

Parts of a Parking Ticket

These are the parts of a City of Nanaimo Bylaw Offence Notice:

1. Vehicle Licence Number
2. Violation Date
3. Violation Time
4. Ticket Number

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Last updated: June 12, 2025

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