Q: Hello, I have left the UAE 1 year ago and I had an outstanding loan in CBD. I would like to know if and how much I should cover. If I do, will be the police case removed? Will I be able to travel to GCC countries again? Thank you

Q: Hi , I left UAE during the financial crisis 2009 because I got laid back by my employer and I could not pay back my bank loan. The bank collection agents contacted me few times but I couldn't reach an agreement with them as I am facing financial difficulties as a single parent for 2 kids currently not working. l want to go back to UAE for a job offer. A friend checked for me with Immigration and Court. They found that there is a judgement in absentia of 6 months under my name and case filed requesting the amount of the loan plus the interest which I can not afford paying a single portion of it. Is there a legal solution to sort this out due to 9 years passed since I left the UAE? So I can get a job offer and support my kids and if my financial situation improves in the future I will try to settle the loan. This 6-month absentia imprisonment was issued 6 months ago.

Q: Hi. I got a loan of 30,000 from a finance company. I was paying my monthly EMI. After that, I lost my job and I wasn't able to pay. Then I got another job. My employer applied for a visa but my name got a match with a guy who is blacklisted in the UAE. After many attempts, I got the visa but I did not get my Emirates ID. Due to expired ID, my sim got blocked and I was not in contact with the finance company. Even to date, I don't have an ID. Before a few months, the finance company put a case on me and I was unaware about that and I have no idea that there is running a case on me. In my absence, the court gave a judgement of 5 months in prison. I'm still in the UAE. A few days ago, I was travelling from Sharjah to Oman and they arrested me at Sharjah airport. I am on bail now. My next date in court will be in next week. I want to know is there any solution to avoid prison or convert prison to fine?

س: السلام عليكم، كنت أعيش في الإمارات واستخدمت البطاقة الائتمانية بقيمة 20 ألف درهم. حاول البنك التواصل معي ولكنني غيرت رقم هاتفي والآن أنا خارج الإمارات. سؤالي: هل أستطيع الدخول إلى الإمارات أم سيكون هناك حظر؟ مع العلم أني خارج الإمارات منذ 6 سنوات.

س: السلام عليكم، تم إنهاء عقد عملي من الإمارات قبل سنة وعليّ بطاقة ائتمان بقيمة 7000 درهم وقرض شخصي ولم أستطع السداد. تواصل معي مندوب البنك بأنهم رفعوا قضية شرطة ضدي. كيف أحل المشكلة؟ أرسل لمندوب البنك لكن لا يرد. وهل يتم حظر السفر لكل البلدان أم الإمارات فقط؟ أنا حاليًا في الأردن. شكرًا!

س: السلام عليكم، لدي قضية مالية مع بنك. حكمت المحكمة بدفع مبلغ 99 ألف درهم. طلبت التقسيط وتمت الموافقة. دفعت 7 دفعات ويوجد منع سفر. هل أستطيع السفر في إجازة لمدة شهر؟

س: السلام عليكم، أخذت قرض سيارة في الإمارات عام ٢٠١٥. أجريت فحصًا على اسمي فوجدتهم رفعوا ضدي دعويين جزائي ومدني بشيك بقيمة ١٠٠ ألف درهم. سؤالي: هل تحدث مشكلة إذا سافرت إلى السعودية؟

The UAE travel ban may be imposed on a person on various grounds, for instance, as the result of criminal offences, unpaid loans, breach of immigration laws or family matters. Implications of such a ban can be financially severe and daunting for the affected person. This article aims to give readers a clear understanding of what is the UAE travel ban, what are the grounds and procedures for its imposition and removal, how to check if the person is banned from travelling and other related topics.

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Within the framework of judicial collaboration, India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) entered into an agreement in October 1999 on juridical and judicial cooperation in civil and commercial matters for the service of summons, judicial documents, commissions, execution of judgements and arbitral awards (the 1999 Agreement).

With the introduction of the new procedures for obtaining a power of attorney (POA) remotely in the UAE, after it was mandatory to appear in person in front of the notary public as a global rule to ensure the identity and intention of the person requesting a POA, we put between your hands this brief guide for how you get it done.

The law promulgates UAE Civil Procedures Code (Civil Procedure Law) which governs civil procedures in the United Arab Emirates, including the prosecution before the courts, litigation and execution.