Judgment issued—can I still lift a travel ban due to loan default?

Dear Questioner,

Thank you for reaching out regarding your concern about the travel ban related to default loan payments. I understand how challenging this situation can be.

Even though a judgment has already been issued, there may still be options available to lift the travel ban.

It typically involves negotiating with the creditor or possibly arranging a payment plan that could lead to the ban being lifted.

However, the exact approach will depend on the specifics of your case and the terms of the judgment.

I would recommend scheduling a consultation so we can thoroughly review your situation and explore the best strategy to resolve this issue.

Please feel free to reach out to me directly through WhatsApp or phone at [--------] to discuss further. Alternatively, you can also email me at [--------].

I look forward to assisting you.

Best regards,

Suhail Rana

Hello dear questioner,

As long as the loan amount has not been paid, the travel ban cannot be lifted unless we apply for a fair installment plan.

In this case, the travel ban will be lifted temporarily, but there must be a guarantor. We can help you in this matter.

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Dear questioner,

Yes, you can still lift the travel ban either by settling the case through the court or, if it's for a temporary purpose, there are also possibilities.

To discuss this further, kindly drop your WhatsApp number.

Dear Questioner,

The general rule is that as long as the case is still pending before the state courts, it is difficult to remove the travel ban.

However, as an exception to this, you can submit a request to the competent authorities to remove or lift the travel ban, supporting this request with documents.

The matter is at the discretion of the court to approve or reject (discretionary authority).

Greetings,

Yes, you can lift the travel ban by submitting a request to the court. There is more than one reason for lifting the travel ban, including proving your seriousness in paying by paying an installment, for example.

If the debt is less than 10 thousand, the travel ban can be lifted. Contact us. We are honored to provide you with legal support.

For further inquiries about your topic, you can come to our office or contact us via phone, WhatsApp, or email.

Dear Questioner,

If you have a valid reason for traveling, you may request to lift the travel ban, but you will also need to provide a guarantor.

Thank you!