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Will they let you pass at the airport with a debt for non-payment of alimony?
Will they let you pass at the airport with a debt for non-payment of alimony?
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A travel ban is imposed under the following circumstances:
- the existence of a court decision regarding the debt, which has legally entered into force;
- the writ of execution is in the subdivision of bailiffs who open an enforcement case against the debtor;
- the total debt exceeds 2 MMW (Regulations on the procedure for temporarily restricting the right to leave the Republic of Uzbekistan for persons evading the execution of judicial acts and acts of other bodies, as well as organizing interaction between the bodies of the Judicial Department, internal affairs and the protection of the State Border (approved by the decision of the Ministry of Justice , Ministry of Internal Affairs and National Security Service, registered by the Ministry of Justice on August 25, 2009 No. 1997).
You can also check your right to travel abroad on the website of bailiffs: http://www.suddep.uz/cheklov
- the existence of a court decision regarding the debt, which has legally entered into force;
- the writ of execution is in the subdivision of bailiffs who open an enforcement case against the debtor;
- the total debt exceeds 2 MMW (Regulations on the procedure for temporarily restricting the right to leave the Republic of Uzbekistan for persons evading the execution of judicial acts and acts of other bodies, as well as organizing interaction between the bodies of the Judicial Department, internal affairs and the protection of the State Border (approved by the decision of the Ministry of Justice , Ministry of Internal Affairs and National Security Service, registered by the Ministry of Justice on August 25, 2009 No. 1997).
You can also check your right to travel abroad on the website of bailiffs: http://www.suddep.uz/cheklov
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answered 8 years ago
The top message refers to people leaving Uzbekistan.
If you leave Russia, then:
Russian legislation provides for a certain amount of debt, due to which you may not be allowed to go abroad. It is 10 thousand rubles
Otherwise, the law does not differ much from the Uzbek one. If the amount of your debt exceeded the allowable minimum, there is a court decision (the documents are with the bailiffs), then forget about abroad.
On the official website of the Federal Bailiff Service www.fssprus.ru, you can find the window "Informing about debts in the framework of enforcement proceedings."
Here you need to enter your data: full name, address of permanent registration, passport data or TIN - and the system should give an answer: is there a debt, if there is - how much and to whom you owe, how to contact the bailiff. Here you can print a ready-made receipt form for paying the debt.
If you leave Russia, then:
Russian legislation provides for a certain amount of debt, due to which you may not be allowed to go abroad. It is 10 thousand rubles
Otherwise, the law does not differ much from the Uzbek one. If the amount of your debt exceeded the allowable minimum, there is a court decision (the documents are with the bailiffs), then forget about abroad.
On the official website of the Federal Bailiff Service www.fssprus.ru, you can find the window "Informing about debts in the framework of enforcement proceedings."
Here you need to enter your data: full name, address of permanent registration, passport data or TIN - and the system should give an answer: is there a debt, if there is - how much and to whom you owe, how to contact the bailiff. Here you can print a ready-made receipt form for paying the debt.
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