Why might YOU not be allowed to go abroad? Why might they not let you out of the country? Reasons for which they may not be allowed to go abroad.

Unexpected things happen when traveling, and it’s difficult to predict everything. But it certainly won’t hurt to at least make sure that when you leave the country you won’t be turned back home. Therefore, we tell you what reasons there are for refusal to cross the border for Belarusians and Ukrainians and how to find out in advance whether you are on the list of people prohibited from traveling abroad - this, by the way, is not necessarily related to politics.

Passport problems

Belarus

This is the first document for traveling abroad, so make sure that everything is in order with it: it is not expired, not damaged, not stained with grease and other stains, not covered with autographs of your favorite performers, and, of course, is not fake. Otherwise, there is a risk of staying at home.

After changing your last name, it is important to get a new passport within a month. After this short period of time, it will simply become invalid: you will not be allowed out of the country despite a valid visa in the same passport or tears that this is actually a honeymoon trip. Be sure to take care of changing your passport in advance, so that instead of a tour of Europe, you don’t end up traveling through Belarus from the border to the nearest populated area.

Ukraine

Ukrainians need to have a foreign passport with them to leave the country (they are not required to travel to Belarus yet). By the way, it will be needed to enter the EU even after Ukraine finally cancels visas to the Schengen zone.

Financial debt

Ukraine

In Ukraine, on this point, everything is simple: if a person is a debtor by a court decision, leaving the country is temporarily restricted for him.

Belarus

Financial debts include taxes, loan payments, utility bills, and traffic police fines. If you have court orders or other documents about debts that remained unpaid before leaving, you are unlikely to be allowed to cross the border. But don’t worry, if, for example, you just took out a loan and pay it off regularly every month, everything is fine. The main thing is not to lead to court decisions.

Another reason from the financial field is processes related to bankruptcy. Participants in such processes are not allowed to leave Belarus.

As for Decree No. 3, everything is still vague. At first it was reported that everyone who received a notice but did not pay the tax would not be able to leave the country. The Decree has now been suspended.

Army

All Belarusians who evade military service by conscription will have to actively develop their skills until the age of 27. For example, you received a summons, but, having ignored it, never showed up at the appointed place at the specified time. In this case, there is every chance of being included in the travel ban list. Look for more detailed information on this item. There is no such item in the Ukrainian list of reasons why people may not be allowed to leave the country.

Problems with law

Belarus

Before your trip, make sure that you are not in any trouble with the law. Those who are facing a civil lawsuit in court will not be allowed to leave the borders of Belarus; those who are suspected or accused in a criminal case and those who are currently convicted of a crime.

Also, people who are temporarily under preventive supervision should not try to leave Sineokaya - this is the kind of surveillance that is usually established for potential criminals, most often after leaving prison.

Ukraine

Those convicted of criminal offenses and those who have been prohibited from leaving by court order due to offenses are not released from Ukraine.

State affairs

Anyone who knows state secrets has no right to leave both Belarus and Ukraine. The period for which in this case one cannot leave the country is established in a special decision. It is obvious that these people themselves know that they are restricted from traveling abroad.

Another reason for the turnaround at the border is being on preventive registration with the state security agencies of Belarus. This is largely a political issue, and for some it may come as an unpleasant surprise when leaving the country. There is no such preventive accounting in Ukraine.

How can I find out in advance whether I will be allowed to go abroad?

Belarus

In Belarus, there is a simple procedure for this: you need to go to the citizenship and migration department at your place of residence with a passport and ask to look for yourself in the database of those restricted from traveling abroad. This is done immediately on the spot, and OGIM employees have no right to refuse. There you can get a certificate stating that you are traveling or traveling abroad. But keep in mind that the database is updated every day - that is, theoretically today you are not in the database, but tomorrow you can appear there. And the certificate will not help in this case. But, if everything is in order with all of the above points, such a scenario is very unlikely.

Every year the number of people in Russia who are prohibited from traveling abroad is growing. According toFederal Bailiff Service (FSSP) for April 2018, during these May holidays almost 2.5 million people(three years ago there were only 700 thousand of them) will not be able to cross the border due to various debts. We'll tell you why exactly you might be turned away, and what to do if this does happen.

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How does all this actually work?

The situation with debtors traveling abroad is regulated by Federal Law No. 229 “On Enforcement Proceedings”, and specifically- its paragraph 67 “Temporary restrictions on the debtor’s departure from the Russian Federation.” The working scheme here is as follows: if you have debts (which ones specifically and in what amounts, we will discuss below) and the court has made a decision to collect the debt,then the bailiff opens enforcement proceedings, after which the offender should receive a registered letter with notification.

If you do not repay the debt within 5 days, the bailiff has the right to issue a ruling on a temporary restriction on the debtor’s departure from the country.

You can check whether travel is prohibited on the FSSP website (there you will find out the number of the enforcement proceedings, if there is one) and in your personal account on public services. Basically, the debt threshold for defaulters is 30 thousand rubles. But if the debtor has not paid the full amount after two months, then the bailiff can impose a travel ban even for amounts up to 10 thousand rubles. In this case, the restriction must be lifted the very next day after the debt is paid.

And why can I be turned away at the border?

• For debts over 30 thousand rubles to banks and microfinance organizations. This is one of the most common reasons for a ban. Until recently, the critical amount of debt was 10 thousand rubles, but since 2017 the threshold has been raised to 30 thousand.
• For debts over 30 thousand rubles for housing and communal services payments.A recent example is discussed on the FSSP website: a resident of Irkutsk was stopped at the border control for unpaid housing and communal services in the amount of more than 150 thousand rubles and ignoring a court decision obliging her to demolish an illegally erected shopping stall. She turned to the help of relatives, who repaid the debt in full. However, she will be able to fly abroad only after the dismantling of the trade pavilion.
• For debts over 30 thousand rubles for taxes and traffic police fines. You can also check whether you have such debts on the government services website.

So, what if I have a debt of 10 thousand or more, they might not let me out either?

Yes, in some cases this amount is enough. For example, if you should over 10 thousand rubles in alimony. This ban is also quite popular, as is the type of violation itself: the total amount of alimony debt in Russia as of December 2016 was about 100 billion rubles. For failure to pay alimony, there are, of course, more severe punishments, but a ban on travel, according to the FSSP, also works. Also the amount in 10 thousand rubles or more is critical at compensation for harm to health, harm in connection with the death of the breadwinner, when recovering property damage and moral harm due to a crime.

Well, if there are no debts, then they definitely won’t stop you at the border?

Is not a fact. The following reasons for refusal are also encountered, although much less frequently:

• lack of travel insurance. Yes, it is not asked in all countries, but there are also those (such as in the Baltic states) where this question is almost mandatory for border guards. Agree, it would be a shame to disrupt your trip because of such nonsense;
• It’s a curious case, but still: the passport may become invalid, if the lamination on the main page comes off or the photo comes off. Before your trip, contact the Federal Migration Service, where they will either “fix” it for you or ask you to replace it with a new one.

Can I say it again: what do I need to do before traveling abroad?

Re-read the information aboveand in advance - this is important - check the following:

• debts in banks and housing and communal services, traffic police fines and taxes;
• whether alimony has been paid;
• do you have insurance;
• Is everything okay with your passport?

The official of the border control unit of the border authority is obliged to indicate to you the grounds for refusing permission to cross the state border of the Russian Federation and the state body whose decision served as such a basis (paragraph 4 of clause 35 of the Administrative Regulations, approved by Order of the FSB of Russia dated November 8, 2012 N 562) .

Further actions depend on the grounds for refusal. Such grounds may be (clause 34

1. Failure to submit documents required for leaving the Russian Federation or entering the Russian Federation, or submitting invalid documents for the right to leave the Russian Federation or enter the Russian Federation (clause 31, Administrative Regulations).

For citizens of the Russian Federation, the necessary documents for crossing the state border are (clause 21 of the Administrative Regulations):

• a valid identification document of a citizen of the Russian Federation outside the Russian Federation (foreign passport).

Note. A foreign passport is considered invalid, including if any unauthorized changes or additions are made to it. In addition, you should pay attention that pages 5 - 46 of the international passport are intended for placing foreign visas and other official marks ( pp. 13, 14 Appendix No. 4 to the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of November 18, 2005 No. 687);

• other valid documents identifying a citizen of the Russian Federation, determined by the agreement of the Russian Federation with a foreign state;
• notarized consent of parents, adoptive parents, guardians or trustees for the departure of a minor citizen of the Russian Federation, indicating the period of departure and the state (states) that he intends to visit. In this case, the consent of one of the parents, adoptive parents, guardians or trustees is sufficient. The specified document is presented in case of departure of a minor citizen of the Russian Federation unaccompanied by the named persons.

Passing border control and obtaining permission to cross the state border is impossible without submitting the listed documents. Therefore, they need to be formalized.

2. The presence of grounds for which the right to leave is temporarily limited, including a court decision that has entered into force or a decree of a bailiff on such a restriction, or a statement from one of the parents, adoptive parents, guardians, trustees about disagreement with the departure of a minor from the Russian Federation (Article Article 15, Law of August 15, 1996 N 114-FZ; clause 34 of the Administrative Regulations).

In this case, in order to leave the Russian Federation, it is necessary to eliminate the grounds for such a restriction. So, for example, if the right is limited due to evasion of debt payment, it is necessary to pay off the debt or appeal the specified court decision (bailiff's decision). If the right is limited due to the disagreement of one of the parents for the minor to leave the Russian Federation, then the issue will be resolved in court.

If there is such a restriction, leaving the Russian Federation is impossible until it is lifted. The cancellation procedure takes time.

Note. If you believe that the decision of the border authority to refuse passage across the state border is illegal, you have the right to appeal it pre-trial or in court ( paragraph 54 Administrative Regulations).

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The law gave bailiffs the powers to collect debts from the population. One of the “popular” instruments was the ban on traveling abroad. Minimum amount, ease of use, high efficiency – these are the advantages of this measure of influence on debtors. We will figure out what kind of debt will not be allowed to go abroad, how to check for a ban and what to do if it has been imposed.

Grounds for restricting travel by law

Perhaps the most common reason on which a citizen who has not committed a crime and is not serving in law enforcement agencies can be restricted in the right to travel is debts. But it's far from the only thing. To find out for what reasons they may not be allowed to go abroad, let us turn to Art. 15 Federal Law No. 114 of August 15, 1996 “On the procedure for entry/exit from the Russian Federation.” So, the ban on foreign travel is imposed on:

• debtors evading the fulfillment of their obligations;
• citizens admitted to state secrets in accordance with the nature of their activities;
• conscripts and citizens sent to alternative service;
• citizens suspected, accused and convicted of crimes;
• Russians who provided false information about themselves when applying for a foreign passport;
• citizens who work in security agencies (FSB);
• debtors declared bankrupt.

In each of the described cases, a different procedure for imposing a travel ban is applied, but the debtor must always be notified of this. To prevent an attempt to cross the border, his passport may be confiscated.

Debts with which they will not be allowed to go abroad

Evasion of obligations imposed by the court is a vague concept. Usually we are talking about unfulfilled financial obligations, that is, debts. Taking this into account, a temporary restriction on the debtor’s travel outside the Russian Federation may be imposed if:

• tax debts;
• debts on loans, microloans, to individuals;
• non-payment of alimony;
• fines - traffic police and other administrative;
• utility debts;
• violations of the fulfillment of non-property demands - for example, about eviction, transfer of a child, reinstatement at work.

But if we talk exclusively about financial debts, the nature of the debt is only of secondary importance. Firstly, because the law defines a minimum debt, after reaching which travel can be restricted:

• 30 thousand rubles – in general cases;
• 10 thousand rubles – for compensation of harm, payment of alimony and debts, if the delay in fulfilling obligations exceeds 2 months.

Secondly, there is a strict procedural order that is followed when restrictions are imposed.

Who restricts the right to leave

The travel of debtors abroad is limited only if:

• The debt arose under a judicial act or an act of another government agency.
• The debtor avoids fulfilling his duties.
• The competent authorities decided to restrict travel.

Confirmation of the fact of evasion of debt repayment is possible only within the framework of enforcement proceedings. Therefore, the answer to the question of who can prohibit traveling abroad due to debts is the Bailiff Service (FSSP).

In accordance with Art. 67 Federal Law No. 229 dated October 2, 2007 “On Enforcement Proceedings” (hereinafter referred to as Federal Law No. 229), bailiffs are entrusted with the authority to restrict the right to travel. They make a decision at the request of the claimant or on their own initiative, about which a corresponding resolution is issued.

However, if the debt arose on the basis of a decision of another (non-judicial) body, the bailiff does not have the right to independently make a decision on the ban. He first submits a petition for restriction to the court and only if it is granted, he issues a decree banning travel.

Tax debts

Tax debts can arise not only from enterprises, but also from individual entrepreneurs and ordinary citizens - for example, in case of failure to pay land, transport or income taxes after receiving property. In general cases, the Federal Tax Service first sends the taxpayer a notice of the need to pay tax. When payment is not received, tax authorities send a demand to the debtor. If it is not fulfilled, guided by Art. 48 of the Tax Code, submit an application to the court.

In case of a positive decision of the court, a writ of execution is drawn up and subsequently sent to the FSSP. If the total tax debt of bailiffs exceeds 30 thousand rubles at the time of opening enforcement proceedings, a travel ban may be imposed within 5 days after notifying the debtor of the opening of enforcement proceedings. If the arrears are above 10 thousand rubles - after 2 months, if less - departure is not limited.

Non-payment of alimony

Alimony is a specific payment. They are periodic in nature and are transferred monthly, so debts grow very quickly. Since this money should be used to support children, this category of debt is a priority and under special control of the state. For example, in the first half of 2019 alone, the FSSP issued 126 thousand decisions on temporary restrictions on the right of alimony debtors to travel. In total, at the time of preparation of the material, 840 thousand alimony workers were “banned.”

But it's not just about protecting the rights of minors. According to paragraphs. clause 1 art. 67 Federal Law No. 229, the amount of debt for a ban on traveling abroad in 2019 for alimony is only 10 thousand rubles. Considering that the average amount of alimony in the country is 7-8 thousand rubles, you can get a restriction on leaving even if you have a 2-month debt.

The procedure for imposing sanctions is standard. As a rule, writs of execution for the collection of alimony are initially submitted to the FSSP for execution. This means that the restriction can be imposed immediately as soon as the debt exceeds 10 thousand rubles. Usually this does not require a petition from the claimant.

Unpaid traffic fines

The traffic police resolution on an administrative offense is a non-judicial executive document, and the collection of fines under it is also carried out by bailiffs. However, officials are reluctant to impose, and there are a number of reasons for this:

• A restrictive measure is applied in the event of a debt in the amount of 30 thousand rubles or more than 10 thousand rubles, when the debt has not been repaid within 2 months. Such fines are imposed for serious traffic violations, such as driving while intoxicated.
• The claimant is the state - that is, in fact, no one will apply for a ban.
• Since the resolution is a non-judicial executive document, in order to impose a sanction in accordance with paragraph 3 of Art. 67 Federal Law No. 229, the bailiff must additionally go to court.

Utility debts

Debt in payments for utility services in our country is increasing every year. In the first quarter of 2019 alone, it increased by 5.3% compared to 2019 figures. The total amount of utility debts across the country as of September 1, 2019 reached a record 1.4 trillion rubles. It is obvious that utility companies are ready to collect such colossal funds by force, and one of the coercive measures is precisely a ban on leaving. Standard procedure:

1. An application for a court order is submitted to the court.
2. The court order is submitted to the FSSP at the debtor’s place of residence.
3. Enforcement proceedings are opened.
4. A petition to restrict travel is attached to the application for opening enforcement proceedings.
5. If the amount is more than 30 thousand rubles, a resolution is issued to restrict the right to travel abroad; if the debt exceeds 10 thousand rubles, the decision is issued after 2 months.

Usually, defaulters are restricted from traveling abroad. The national average size of monetary obligations of one utility debtor is 46 thousand rubles.

Failure to leave if there is a loan

There is an opinion that an unpaid loan gives banks the right to independently decide the fate of the debtor, including prohibiting him from traveling abroad. But in reality this is not so - the presence of a loan, even if there is a debt on it, is not in itself a basis for a ban on leaving the country.

Like all other collectors, the bank must go through the standard procedure by filing a claim in court, receiving a writ of execution and sending it to the FSSP. And only if the amount of non-payment on the loan exceeds 30 thousand rubles (10 thousand - after 2 months of non-payment), the bailiff has the right to restrict the freedom of movement of the debtor. Without going through this procedure, it will not be possible to restrict a citizen’s right to travel, regardless of the amount of debt.

In the presence of enforcement proceedings

Enforcement proceedings are the final stage of the procedure for debt collection or fulfillment of another property or non-property obligation imposed on the debtor by the court. Only within its framework, as we have already said, can travel abroad be prohibited. However, the mere fact of opening proceedings does not mean that any enforcement measures will be applied to the debtor. In particular, he has absolutely nothing to fear if debts are up to 10,000 rubles. In this case, the bailiff does not have the right to prohibit him from leaving the country.

The situation is different when it comes to non-property claims. For example, when this is a requirement for eviction, vacating a plot of land or demolishing a building, transferring a child to a second parent or the procedure for communicating with him, and so on. If such obligations are not fulfilled within 5 days from the receipt of the decision to open enforcement proceedings (most often this happens), the bailiff has the right to restrict the citizen’s right to leave.

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Checking the travel ban

A citizen must be informed about the restriction of his right to leave the Russian Federation. Therefore, according to paragraph 10 of Art. 67 Federal Law No. 229 no later than the next day from the date of the decision, a copy of the document is sent to the debtor. But citizens do not always live at their place of registration, and decisions simply do not reach them. To avoid any unpleasant situations when going through border control, it is recommended to check for any prohibitions before your trip:

• through the Bank, given the FSSP enforcement proceedings, where you can find information about open proceedings, amounts of debts and contacts of the bailiff who is handling the case and will inform you about the existence of restrictions;
• in the FSSP unit at the place of residence;
• through special online services that, for a modest fee, will check for restrictions within a few minutes.

Do they check for debts at the airport?

Users are often interested in what debts are checked at the airport when flying abroad. Let us clarify: border guards at the airport do not check passengers to see if they have outstanding debts. However, before flying, every Russian goes through border control, which involves checking according to the migration registration system. This is where problems can arise.

The fact is that the resolution on the ban on crossing the border in accordance with clause 3 of the Procedure, approved. By Order of the Ministry of Justice No. 187 of September 29, 2017, no later than the next day after issuance, it enters the FSSP Automated Information System, after which, through the electronic interaction system, it enters the migration registration system used by border guards. At the checkpoint, they will definitely pay attention to the presence of a time limit for departure.

How long does the ban last?

The period for which a ban may be imposed is regulated by clause 5 of Art. 15 Federal Law No. 114.

The law limits the debtor’s right to leave the country until he fulfills his financial obligations, that is, repays the debt or reaches an agreement with the debtor.

In accordance with FSSP Letter No. 12/01-830-NV dated January 29, 2008, this period is determined by the bailiff when making a decision and cannot exceed 6 months. After the specified period, even if the debtor has not repaid the debt, the restriction is canceled. To extend it, the bailiff must issue a new ruling.

At the same time, if before the expiration of 6 months the proceedings are terminated or completed due to circumstances not related to the actual execution, in accordance with paragraph 1 of Art. 44, paragraph 4, art. 47 Federal Law No. 229, the bailiff is obliged to remove the imposed restriction. Thus, the ban is relevant:

• until the debt is repaid;
• before the expiration of the sanction;
• until the termination or completion of enforcement proceedings.

Is it possible to lift the ban?

The law provides for cases when the ban must be lifted:

• Paying off debt. When repaying the debt, the bailiff is obliged to issue a resolution to lift the restriction no later than the next day from the moment of receiving information about this. A day later, the document is registered in the automated document management system, after which it reaches the border guards.
• Cessation or end of production. This is possible in the event of reconciliation between the debtor and the collector, recognition of the invalidity of the writ of execution, the impossibility of establishing the whereabouts of the debtor, or the lack of liquid property.
• Appeal against the decision. The restriction can be appealed in court or in the order of subordination - when the complaint is sent to the chief bailiff of the subject. You have 10 days to challenge the decision after receiving information about the ban.

Will it be possible to leave the country with debts?

People often ask how much debt they can travel abroad with in 2019. Considering the above, the answer is quite simple - you can easily leave the country with a debt of less than 10 thousand rubles. If financial obligations do not relate to the payment of alimony and compensation for damage to health/property, and the period that has passed since the opening of enforcement proceedings is less than 2 months, you can cross the border even with a debt of up to 30 thousand rubles.

However, if there is no open enforcement proceedings, the amount of debt and its nature do not matter. A paradox arises when there is a debt, but there is no travel ban - there is simply no one to impose it until the enforcement proceedings are opened.

There are other options. Thus, FSSP Letter No. 12/01-18554-AP dated 01.08.2012 provides for the possibility of lifting the temporary restriction on travel in cases of the need for emergency treatment of the debtor outside the Russian Federation (if treatment is impossible in Russia), accompanying a relative who needs such treatment, or death of a loved one living abroad. On our website you can read more about how to travel abroad with debts.

Conclusion

Considering all that has been said, we can identify several main conditions under which travel will be prohibited:

• the presence of a debt that is at least 10 thousand rubles for special requirements (for alimony, compensation for harm or claims for which at least 2 months have passed since the expiration of the period for voluntary fulfillment) or 30 thousand rubles for all others;
• confirmed fact of evasion of debt payment, that is, the actual expiration of the period for voluntary repayment;
• open enforcement proceedings;
• a decree issued by a bailiff to restrict travel.

How to find out whether you will be released abroad if you have debts, fines, or loan arrears in 2019? We tell you how to check whether a person is traveling abroad or not online and what to do if there is a debt.

The article consists of several parts:

1. Under what conditions may they not be allowed to go abroad?
2. How to check if there is a travel ban
3. What to do if there is a debt/ban
4. Tips and tricks

Under what conditions are they not allowed to go abroad?

In 2019, there is only one condition under which you may not be allowed to go abroad due to debts or fines - if the court made a decision to collect the debt and the bailiff initiated enforcement proceedings. If there is no such production, there will be no problems with customs clearance.

All this is regulated by the Federal Law “On Enforcement Proceedings” and the Federal Law “On the Procedure for Exiting and Entering the Russian Federation.”

The difficulty is that if you have debts, overdue loans, fines, enforcement proceedings can be initiated a few days before departure, and you will find out about this already at the airport.

You may not be allowed to go abroad:

• if there are tax arrears (land, transport, etc.)
• if there are traffic fines (unpaid)
• if there are debts on a loan, rent, alimony, housing and communal services
• if there is a loan debt
• other debts and non-payments

How does this happen:

1. You have a debt, an unpaid fine, housing and communal services debt, etc.
2. Representatives of the bank/organization file a lawsuit. They will send you a summons, but the court can make a decision without your participation.
3. If the charges are substantiated, a judgment is made to collect the debt and the case is transferred to the bailiff of your area.
4. The bailiff makes a decision to restrict the debtor’s travel and initiates enforcement proceedings; the information is sent to the border service of the FSB of Russia and your data appears in the debtor database.
5. You are not allowed to go abroad at the airport.

Limit of 10,000 / 30,000 rubles

There are certain relaxations in the legislation that allow you to travel abroad with debts, even if the court has made a decision and the bailiffs have initiated enforcement proceedings.

From 2018, if the debt does not exceed 30,000 rubles(or 10,000 rubles, in some cases - see Art. 67 Federal Law-229 “On Enforcement Proceedings”) - the bailiff does not have the right to make a decision on restricting travel outside the Russian Federation. In this case, the person remains a traveler - he will be allowed to go abroad, and no questions will arise at the airport.

Sometimes you can leave the country even if enforcement proceedings have been initiated and the debt is more than 30,000 rubles. The decision to ban travel is made by the bailiff, and it is not always made. There are cases when people traveled abroad with debts of 100,000 rubles.

How to find out if you will be released abroad via the Internet

Where can I check whether I will be allowed to go abroad online? There are 2 main services where every person can find out whether he is traveling abroad or not.

1. FSSP website

What to do if you have debt

There are only two options:

• If enforcement proceedings have already been initiated against you and the amount of debt exceeds 30,000 rubles - it Necessarily You need to pay it off, otherwise you won’t be allowed to go abroad.
• If there has not yet been a court decision or the debt does not exceed 30,000 rubles, you don’t have to pay anything. But at the same time, there remains a risk that the case will be opened later and you will be stopped at the border - it is better not to risk it and pay the debts and fines.

Important: information about debt repayment reaches border guards and bailiffs with a delay (up to two weeks). For this reason, it is recommended to pay off debts at least 14 days before departure.

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How to pay off debt correctly

You can pay off debts, fines and other debts using a receipt from a bank or on the Nevylet.rf website.

After payment, it is advisable to receive a copy from the FSSP decisions to terminate enforcement proceedings, which states that the ban on traveling abroad is also lifted.

It is the termination of enforcement proceedings, and not payment of the debt, that is the condition under which you can be released abroad.