Can I travel to Qatar if a collection agency told me I have a travel ban for an unpaid loan?

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Dear questioner

Please confirm whether there is a travel ban or arrest warrant imposed on you or if this was just a statement made by the collection agency to threaten you for payment.

Also if you are currently not in UAE, then you do not face any ban in times of travelling to Doha.

If you are inside the UAE, then there are chances for detainment if you have a travel ban.

If you need further clarification on the matter, please share your Whatsapp number.

Dear Querist,

According to UAE law, if you have a travel ban and arrest warrant issued against you, it is not advisable to travel to any other country, including Qatar.

This is because the UAE has agreements with other countries to enforce their legal decisions, including arrest warrants and travel bans. If you are stopped at the airport in Qatar, you may be detained and extradited back to the UAE to face legal action.

It is important to know your current legal status in the UAE before attempting to travel to any other country. We can certainly help you in this matter.

You can reach us by phone (WhatsApp available) or toll-free number for more information.

Salam,

First of all, you must hire a lawyer to check if you already have a case against you.

Second, if there is already a case in court, our office can definitely remove that case for you without paying the bank 1 dirham.

We have done this for many many clients and they started their lives here in UAE again. We can send you many references if you want.

We can undertake a complete inspection of all UAE systems for you to check if you have a case or not and recommend the best approach to resolve it.

The service fee is AED 1000. If you are interested, please send us a copy of your passport on Whatsapp.

Dear Questioner,

We can do a background check and obtain the details of the case filed against you, if any.

Accordingly, we can advise you of the next steps for closure of the case.

Please note that if you transit a flight through the UAE, then you might get detained.

Please contact us on the phone for detailed discussion and assistance.

Walaikum Assalam ,

Dear A. H.,

It's essential to handle the situation with caution and seek proper legal advice. Here are some steps you might consider:

1. Communicate with the collection agency: Continue to communicate with them in writing and keep a record of all correspondences. Request documentation verifying the debt and the legal actions taken against you. Seek clarity on the options available to settle the debt and request assurances regarding any travel concerns.

2. Consider Risks: Assess the potential risks associated with traveling to Qatar, considering the presence of a travel ban and arrest warrant issued against you in the UAE. Even though Qatar is a different country, there could be implications depending on the legal agreements between these nations.

3. Consult Legal Advice: Given the serious nature of the situation, it's crucial to consult with a legal expert who is well-versed in international debt collection laws and extradition agreements between the UAE, Qatar, and the US. They can provide you with accurate guidance based on your specific situation.

Warm Regards

Kaaseb Mohammed Al Hassani Advocates & Legal Consultants

Dear Questioner,

We can assist you in checking for any travel bans.

Also, if you plan to travel to Doha, Qatar, as far as I know, there's no agreement between Qatar and UAE for judicial collaboration.

We can also help you settle with the collection agency and the bank if they are acting on its behalf.

Additionally, we can help you close this matter if you need to enter the UAE, all at a reasonable price.