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Appeal deadline calculator

Enter the date the fine was served and see the appeal deadline, the early-payment deadline and how many days are left.

When does the deadline to appeal a Turkish speeding fine run out?

Short answer: You have 15 days from the date the fine was served to appeal, and 30 days to take the early-payment discount. Enter the service date below to see both dates and the days remaining.

Use the date the notice reached you — handed over in person, delivered to your address, or opened in e-Tebligat. That is usually not the day you were caught.

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Frequently asked questions

How long do I have to appeal a Turkish speeding fine?
Fifteen days from the date the fine was served on you — not the date it was issued. An appeal filed after that risks being rejected on procedure alone.
How long do I have to get the early-payment discount?
Thirty days from service. Paying within that window takes 25% off the administrative fine. It is a separate, longer clock than the appeal deadline.
Which date does the clock start from?
The date the fine was served on you — physically handed over, delivered to your address, or the day you opened the e-Tebligat notice — not the date the camera caught you. Those two dates are usually different, often by weeks.
What if the last day is a public holiday?
Under Turkish law a deadline that lands on a public holiday generally runs to the end of the next working day. For the binding date, check your UYAP file or the court office.
I missed the appeal deadline — can I still get the discount?
Yes. The two run independently. Even with the 15-day appeal window gone, you can still take the 25% discount as long as 30 days from service have not passed.
Is this calculator official?
No. It does date arithmetic and is general information, not legal advice. For the binding deadline and the state of your file, go to UYAP or the competent court office.