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What Happens To A Expat In UAE Who Have Taken Loan From Any Bank In Ae?

Question by sandeep n | Posted in United Arab Emirates

I fair spoke to an abc bank agent in dubai. I was looking for Personal loan. The bank force told me that i cannot leave the country until the loan is cleared. They will take letter from company who needs to rat on the bank imm. upon my resignation/termination.

I am confused, as why one cannot leave the country as he / she can continue paying the advance from abroad? What steps they take to stop you leaving the nation? Is it same for holding credit cards?

Answer: As extended as the loan is repaid regularly, there may not be problem in travelling out of the country. If there is an overdue, and bank has initiated rescue process; they may obtain a restraining order against the debtor. In such a case, the debtor cannot travelling out of the country. In fact the debtor cannot cross the immigration. So even if the debtor in coming into the countryside from outside, she or he would be caught. Since most of personal loans are granted against salary and end or service benefits; which may be assigned to a bank; the credit would not be allowed to be continued to be settled once job is terminated.

Best Wishes and Warm Regards,
Karpaka Rajan.
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Is There A UAE Immigration Law That Prohibits An Expat To Have Vacation With Credit Card Unpaid Debts?

Question by Frodo | Posted in United Arab Emirates

I will take my annual vacation but i have outstanding credit cards, is there a law in uae airport that will hold me going out for vacation?

Answer: Unless the banks does not enter a case with your security check or a police case till that time you can go on an vacation. If you did not pay for 5 months than it's more advisedly don't go for a vacation because most of the banks files a case after 5 unpaid months.
make unshakable you speak with your bank
take care

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Is It Really Required To Get An Emirates ID(UAE)? Will There Be Penalties If A Resident/expat Doesn't Get One?

Question by Rain Dalisay | Posted in United Arab Emirates

Is it compulsory to get an Emirates ID (UAE)? Is it required in immigration, airport, buying a car and in bank transactions? Will there be penalties if a residing/expat doesn't get one?

Answer: so far not compulsory
and if they do prevail upon it then they will surely declare and give time to update ur status

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Me And My Lover Are Expat Muslims Living In The UAE. What Is The Procedure For Getting Married As Per Shariah?

Question by Shamreen | Posted in United Arab Emirates

We approve getting married from UAE itself.

Answer: Please drop in on the links giving below which provides you with the requirements and procedure when getting married in the UAE:

http://www.gulfnews.com/uaessentials/res identsguide/next of kin_life/10129341.html
http://www.gulfnews.com/uaessentials/res identsguide/household_life/10108322.html

All the best.

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Does An Expat From Uae Needs To Submit An Noc To The Ministry Of Labour?what If The Company Is Closed?

Question by kagduki | Posted in United Arab Emirates


Answer: If for the mentioned understanding a NOC can not be provided, you have to involved MOL to take a look at your case and hope they will decide that you can change sponsorship with out a NOC. (Compared to the cases where employers are not paying dues on every so often old-fashioned, same procedere and if approved, no NOC needed). Here is the phone no.:
http://www.mol.gov.ae/index.php?lang=en< br />
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