Questions & Answers

Ask a lawyer
All cities, UAE

Loan settlement with the bank in the UAE to stop harassment by collection agency

Hi

I am from India and I left the UAE in 2020 with a personal loan outstanding of 300k due to my job issues, I am in the UK currently for the past 2 years.

The bank has received my end-of-service benefits and holds them. Now they are threatening me via a collection agency from India to go against my parents who have nothing to do with this loan.

They are calling them by phone and messaging to threaten me from time to time. I have complained to my bank about this bullying from this collection agency but no action is taken from the bank.

I am currently paying the minimum amount to the bank in the UAE towards my personal loan.

I like to know what action can the UAE bank take against me in the UK and in India against me and my parents.

What is the legal right the collection agency in India has to act against me and my parents?

If I can't pay my personal loan due to my financial situation, what will the consequences be?

Kindly advise.

Al Bahar & Associates Advocates and Legal Consultancy
Chat
Hire
Meet
4 May 2022, 11:03

It's better to sign a settlement agreement with the bank. The loan contract is only between you and the bank; your parents have nothing to do with it.

The bank can follow you to the UK and file a case. You can either show your status and your income to make the settlement easy either in the UAE or in any case in any country.

However, you can open a case against the alleged bank for the threatening action they have made against you and your parents.

This is unethical, plus we can make a complaint to the central bank in the UAE. This collection company in India represents the bank.

For more information, don’t hesitate to contact me by phone or email.

Fixed-fee services
3 3 available services •  View all
Get quotes from lawyers
Find the right lawyer for your legal needs. Submit your request and get multiple competitive offers from qualified lawyers.
Looking for something else?
Ask for advice from a lawyer
It’s free and anonymous
No registration needed
Ask a lawyer