Daily fee cases in the enforcement court

If the vehicle is still registered in your name and is not insured or deregistered, daily fees will continue to accrue at DKK 250 per day.

To stop additional fees, you must:

• insure the vehicle, or

• deregister it by returning the number plates

You can return number plates at a number plate operator or an inspection centre. Find the nearest number plate operator on the Danish Tax Agency website.

If you have:

• sold the vehicle – contact the Motor Register and request deregistration, including documentation of the sale. Contact the Danish Tax Agency here.

• scrapped the vehicle – contact the scrapyard to deregister it

Read more about sold or scrapped vehicles.

You can pay the full outstanding amount to DFIM at any time and avoid attending the enforcement court.

If the vehicle is still registered in your name, you must within five working days:

• take out third-party liability insurance, or

• deregister the vehicle

Otherwise, daily fees will be imposed again – including retroactively. Payment is made via self-service.

Your court hearing will automatically be cancelled once the full amount has been paid.

If you pay the day before or on the day of the hearing, the enforcement court may not receive the information in time. In that case, you should contact our enforcement court department immediately.

If you disagree with the daily fees, and your case has been brought before the enforcement court, you must submit your objections and documentation to the court before the hearing.