Q: Hi, I am an Indian National living in the UAE. I have 1 credit card, I do not have any loan and I also do not have any EMI to pay but I have AED 25000 due to pay for my credit card. Now I got a job in Saudi Arabia and I am unable to pay all the money at once. My question is that, can I leave the UAE without paying the due amount? Will it create any issue at the airport while leaving to India on the final exit?

Q: Hi, A finance company had filed a police case against me. I have settled my credit at the police station and paid the fines. Do I still need to repay the credit card? And how will I know if I still have a police case?

Q: I have 3 credit cards: Bank 1 - 18,000 Bank 2 - 18,000 Bank 3 - 20,000 I am really unable to pay my debt and they are harassing me that they will file a case against me. I was paying all of them continuously since 2018. I just had a hard time and missed my payment since Jan 2020. I want to settle them but they don't give me a chance; they always say that they will file a case. I am not running. I told them I will pay once I find a job. What is the best way to fix them as I am planning to leave the country in a year? Until now, I am jobless since Jan 2020 and its hard to find a job now. I am willing to get charged by your service. Thank you!

Q: Hi I was in Al Barsha Police Station for 3 days following a report. They released me and said I was free to go. I tried to leave the country on Saturday and at the airport, they told me I have a travel ban. Can you help me get it removed, please? Thank you.

Q: Hi Sir If there is a case in court, will there be a travel ban?

Q: My brother left the UAE a few years back and his credit cards are not settled yet. He does not know if there is any case filed against him. He is negotiating with the banks for settlement but it’s yet not done. He has plans to travel to Europe for a job and some flights are connecting via UAE. Can he travel via UAE?

Q: Good day, I have just resigned from my company and will be leaving the country. I currently only have a credit card in my name. My end-of-service payment (EOS) with my last salary is likely to pay off my credit card. Will I face any problems leaving the country at the airport?

An interview-format article covering the topic of things to consider when leaving the UAE. This is from the legal podcast of lawyer Ludmila Yamalova, the founder of Lawgical with LYLAW.

The provisions of this law, promulgating UAE Civil Code, govern the civil transactions in the United Arab Emirates. The commercial transactions remain subject to the laws and regulations applicable in their regard.