Can UAE send Interpol to find you if you have loan default and left the country?

Anonymous Aug 22, 2012 Bankruptcy and Debt 2 views 1 answers

I had to leave UAE after losing my job whilst on maternity leave. My husband wasn't working (Emirati) and we had the new baby to deal wtih . i contacted banks but they didn't want to know. So I left the UAE without informing the banks but I can't afford payments as my salary is half of what I was earning. I got an email from one bank yesterday claiming they have an interpol approval for my case. Can they do this if I am in Europe? Am pregnant again and really worried.....

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Michael Corbin

Michael Corbin · Jun 15, 2026

I'll be honest - I have no idea what an "Interpol approval" means. Interpol is an international agency with almost 200 country/members who coordinate international criminal investigations, arrests, etc. What you are talking about is a civil matter, not a criminal one, and I've never heard of Interpol coming after someone simply to enforce a civil debt/judgment. Check this website - http://www.interpol.int/Crime-areas

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