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My boyfriend has an outstanding loan and several car fines.
We want to go to Turkey in the fall for a vacation. Will they let him out ??
Thank you in advance! Irina.
Thank you in advance! Irina.
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Usually, those who are included in the database of bailiffs (by court order) are not released. Open the website of the bailiff service www:fssprus.ru, find your area and then go to the "exit restriction" section. We'll have to work hard and carefully review everything, tk. surnames are usually not printed, only the first and middle name, place of residence, the reason for entering the database.
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answered 13 years ago
Usually, for unpaid fines, they are made "not allowed to travel abroad" only if these fines "hang" for more than a year, and until that time they send notifications about the need to pay. Although now many bailiffs prefer not to bother and immediately submit the debtor to restrict exit. It all depends on the zeal of the bailiff. An outstanding loan will not restrict your movement so quickly, the bank will pull a little with a lawsuit, your debt will grow ...
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answered 13 years ago
Traffic police fines, as far as I know, in the amount of about 1,500 rubles. And about 50,000 rubles remained outstanding for the loan ... Over time, everything will be paid, of course. But it’s not a fact that this can be done before departure, because now there are a lot of expenses for other household issues.
We are planning to go tentatively to Turkey in autumn or winter. For a few days (maximum a week). I myself have never been abroad anywhere (all my hands do not reach). .So I'm asking .. Thank you all. I'll try to get on this site ..
We are planning to go tentatively to Turkey in autumn or winter. For a few days (maximum a week). I myself have never been abroad anywhere (all my hands do not reach). .So I'm asking .. Thank you all. I'll try to get on this site ..
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answered 13 years ago
I just heard somewhere that they introduced such a practice not to let debtors out of the country ... Here I am sitting .. I think now ...
As far as I know ... there are no legal proceedings against him. Just an outstanding loan. And some fines ...
As far as I know ... there are no legal proceedings against him. Just an outstanding loan. And some fines ...
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answered 13 years ago
No, well, if the loan is paid according to the schedule, then what questions can you have and, moreover, sanctions from the bank. It’s more difficult about fines, the court can solder for 15 days ...
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answered 13 years ago
He was paid according to the schedule. Until recently))
Then financial difficulties came. They quit their jobs and, well, and so on according to the plan ..) That's the whole point. But gradually he plans to pay off the loan. It's just that it will be later than the planned trip.
And fines are not a problem. We will pay off. These are trifles.
Then financial difficulties came. They quit their jobs and, well, and so on according to the plan ..) That's the whole point. But gradually he plans to pay off the loan. It's just that it will be later than the planned trip.
And fines are not a problem. We will pay off. These are trifles.
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answered 13 years ago
Well, you will tell about this at the border control)))
In general, if the bank filed your boyfriend for debt collection through bailiffs, he will find out about it quickly.
But pay the traffic police fines. It's too shameful - for 1,500 rubles to tremble: "they will let you out, they won't let you out." Besides, if for this reason the trip fails, you will not receive a penny from TA. Don't risk it, pay today. The procedure for removing the stigma "not allowed to travel abroad" takes at least a month and also depends on the promptness and personal desire of your bailiff.
In general, if the bank filed your boyfriend for debt collection through bailiffs, he will find out about it quickly.
But pay the traffic police fines. It's too shameful - for 1,500 rubles to tremble: "they will let you out, they won't let you out." Besides, if for this reason the trip fails, you will not receive a penny from TA. Don't risk it, pay today. The procedure for removing the stigma "not allowed to travel abroad" takes at least a month and also depends on the promptness and personal desire of your bailiff.
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, I’m not particularly worried about fines ... Only about this bank bondage .. which I personally would never get into)
Well .. in any case, until today, bailiffs were not visible at the door)
Well .. in any case, until today, bailiffs were not visible at the door)
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answered 13 years ago
I'm afraid there won't be enough stories)) I'm trembling for 50,000 rubles))
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answered 13 years ago
I don't understand what is the problem? Go to the site and check the list of debtors not to leave! Or do you wonder for fun on a camomile: they will let you out - they won’t let you out? What a childish approach! It's even funny :)))))) You still have a lot of time to fix everything! Or welcome to the resorts of the Krasnodar Territory!
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answered 13 years ago
This site is very slow for me for some reason :(
I don't want to go to Krasnodar
I don't want to go to Krasnodar
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answered 13 years ago
Log in from another computer! It's easier than lugging your suitcases back home from the airport!
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answered 13 years ago
That's for sure.
Already tried 3 times...it doesn't work :(
But thanks anyway
Already tried 3 times...it doesn't work :(
But thanks anyway
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answered 13 years ago
