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Traveling to Kuwait while there is a pending loan case in the UAE
Dear Sir/Madam,
In 2018, I lost my job and returned to Sri Lanka. However, I did not settle my bank loan.
Recently, while checking my Emirates ID online, I discovered that a case had been filed against me with the police.
I am now planning to travel to Kuwait and I am concerned if this will cause any problems for me.
Can you please advise me?
Dear Questioner,
There is no connection between the Gulf Cooperation Council countries in financial cases to date, but the UAE bank, after obtaining a judgment against you in the UAE, can circulate it to you internationally through Interpol.
This is related to the value of the adjudicated amount, so please contact us and provide us with the documents so that we can benefit you.
Dear questioner,
Filing a case against you in the UAE does not (automatically) mean that you are wanted in Kuwait.
In one case, you may encounter a problem, which is that the bank (after obtaining a judgment against you in the UAE) demands the execution of the judgment in Kuwait.
Dear questioner,
Due to pending unpaid loans, you may face issues while traveling to other GCC countries.
However, we can certainly help you in this matter.
Please reach me via phone for more information.
