Can I enter the coutry without trouble if the bank got a travel ban for credit card debt?

Yes, they can catch you at the airport and detain you. It would help if you gave us a power of attorney and we will make a settlement with the bank before your arrival.

Please reach our office for further details.

Hello Sir,

Regarding your enquiry, it is best to settle the outstanding amount with the bank (or through the courts where the travel ban was issued) before travelling back to the UAE.

Furthermore, if there is no arrest warrant issued against you, you will not be detained at the airport.

However, they might pull you side at the immigration, explain to you the reason for the travel ban, and ask you to act accordingly.

You may contact us by phone (Call or WhatsApp) for any further assistance.

Greetings.

We can inquire with the authorities whether you have been placed on arrival watch lists.

If you have already been placed on arrival watch lists, we can communicate with the bank to settle or schedule your debts and lift the ban on you so that you can enter the country without problems.

If you would like a visual consultation for more details, you can book an appointment and we will contact you.

For further inquiries about your topic, you can reach our office or contact us on WhatsApp.

Dear Inquirer

We are pleased to serve you and address your inquiries.

This depends on the judicial measures taken by the bank.

If anything else is required, don’t hesitate to contact us via email or call our offices in Dubai or Sharjah.

Jasim Al Haddad Law Firm Legal Counsel and Consultations

Dear Questioner,

Thanks for your inquiry.

Regarding the above, we would like to inform you that, we can do some help, and before initiating the legal process, we will require a Power of Attorney (POA) from you.

This is necessary for us to represent you before government authorities and police stations. To proceed with the notarization of the POA, kindly provide us with the following documents:

- Copy of your old and new passport

- Copy of your Visa

- Copy of your Emirates ID to [--------].

Upon receiving the aforementioned documents, we will begin drafting the POA in bilingual form. We will then send it to you for review, signature, and return.

Subsequently, we will submit the request to the federal Notary Public to notarize the POA. The Notary will provide a link for a remote meeting, during which your original passport will be verified, and you will sign on the screen.

Following this, we will cover the fees for Notary legal expenses and obtain a digital copy of the notarized POA. Please be advised that the legal fees for the POA notarization process amount to USD 140.

Upon receipt of the digital notarized POA, we will proceed to check your criminal record in the UAE to determine if there are any cases registered in your name. Please note that this process will take approximately 4 working days and our professional legal fees for this service amount to USD 320.

Regards,

Dear questioner

If there is a travel ban, then you cannot enter the UAE and there are chances of detaining for a while, it will be better to come to the UAE either with the request approval for temporary travel ban removal or to settle the matter through court or clearing with the bank.

If you need our assistance in your matter, please share your Whatsapp number.

Dear valued customers,

We can perform a complete scan of all UAE systems to check whether or not you have a status or ban and recommend the best approach to resolve it.

The service price is 1000 dirhams. If you are interested, please send us a copy of your passport or Emirates ID via WhatsApp.

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out with your concerns.

Please be advised that a travel ban itself does not prevent you from entering the UAE.

However, you will not be able to leave the country again until you resolve your case with the bank and unless there are other additional legal measures in place.

For any further inquiries or assistance, please feel free to contact us via WhatsApp.

Dear Client,

If you return to the UAE with a travel ban due to an outstanding credit card debt, you risk being detained at the airport. It's advisable to consult with us to address the issue before traveling back to the UAE.

Thanks and Regards

Abdul wahied

If a travel ban has been issued against you by the bank due to outstanding credit card debt, there are several potential implications if you attempt to return to the UAE:

1. Detainment: Upon arrival at the airport, immigration authorities may detain you if they become aware of the travel ban. You may be held until the outstanding debt is resolved or until you provide assurance that you will address the issue.

2. Passport Withdrawal: If the bank has requested the withdrawal of your passport, it means that they have taken legal action to prevent you from leaving the country until the debt is settled. This action may be enforced by immigration authorities when you attempt to enter or exit the UAE.

3. Legal Consequences: Failing to address outstanding debt can lead to legal consequences, including civil lawsuits, asset seizures, and potentially criminal charges in cases of fraud or financial misconduct.

4. Resolution Options: Before attempting to return to the UAE, it's essential to address the outstanding debt with the bank. This may involve negotiating a repayment plan, settling the debt, or seeking legal assistance to resolve the issue.

5. Legal Advice: It's highly recommended to seek legal advice from a qualified attorney who specializes in debt and financial matters in the UAE. They can provide guidance on the best course of action to address the travel ban and resolve the outstanding debt while minimizing legal risks and potential consequences.

In summary, attempting to return to the UAE while a travel ban is in place due to outstanding debt carries the risk of detention and legal consequences.

It's crucial to address the debt with the bank and seek legal advice before taking any further action.

Dear Questionnaire,

We can obtain the details of the cases registered against you so that you will know whether a case has been filed against you or not.

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

The bank is not entitled to issue any decision. The bank requests from the court, and it is the court that decides.