Q: Hi. My wife left the UAE without informing her company, so it means she is absconding. She doesn't have any debts with the banks or whatsoever. Now, the problem is that my wife is scheduled to go to another country and her company is threatening her that they will file a complaint and block her from going to another country. Is it possible to block her plans even though she’s out of the UAE already? Thank you.

Q: How to check if there is any travel ban and if the travel ban is imposed in GCC?

Q: What is GCC ban for defaulters? Can a person who is outside the UAE and having this ban travel to other GCC countries besides the UAE?

Q: Hi everyone, I have left Dubai 10 years ago with unpaid loans in the UAE worth around 1 million AED, I know for a fact that I have a police case against me, but there is no Interpol red notice issued. My question is that if I have a connecting flight through Qatar, will I get arrested at Qatar Airport during layover/connection for my police case in the UAE?

س: السلام عليكم، كنت موجود في الإمارات وصدر ضدي تعميم بسبب قضية مالية. الآن أنا خارج الدولة وحصلت على فرصة عمل في السعودية. هل سيُقبض عليّ عند دخول السعودية أو أي دولة خليجية أخرى؟ شكرًا

س: السلام عليكم هل يمكن أن أحصل على قرار الإحالة إلى الجنايات في الشارقة وأنا خارج دولة الامارات؟ وللعلم، أنا المجني عليه.

Q: Hello Is it customary that during the settlement of a personal loan, the bank asks you to sign a blank cheque? I am no longer a UAE resident. The bank filed a civil case and went through direct execution. Now that we are in settlement talk, they want a down payment and ask me to sign a blank cheque in case I default on the settlement agreement. Previously, they made me sign a blank cheque and made me believe it was necessary in order to restructure the loan, but it was not their true intent. The question is should I sign again a blank cheque as part of the settlement agreement?

Q: Hi. One of my friends joined a Telegram group. They said, "We will transfer some amount to your account, and your task is to transfer this amount to another account. Once the task is completed, you will get 30 or 50 AED per task." He completed 3 to 4 tasks, but he realized it was not good, so he stopped. After one week, when he opened his account, it was blocked, and the bank said, "We are conducting an investigation; after this, we will let you know." After some days, he had an accident and went to his home country. He then received a call from a landline number, which was from the Abu Dhabi police station. They said, "We have received a complaint against you; come to our investigation department." However, due to his surgery and treatment, he could not go. After some time, his bank account was reopened, and he did not receive any further calls. I want to know, if he comes back to the UAE or goes to any other GCC country, will he face any problems? If someone has a case in the UAE, can they travel to another GCC country? Please advise!