According to the current legislation, a temporary travel ban can be imposed for a number of reasons. The process of lifting it depends on the type of debt that was the basis for the restriction.
Reasons for imposing restrictions by enforcement officers
Enforcement officers may issue a travel ban in the following cases:
Violations related to offenses (for example, fines from government agencies or traffic rule violations)
If a decision to collect a fine has become mandatory for enforcement and has not been fulfilled within the established timeframe, a restriction may be imposed. To lift it, the debt must be fully paid off. Payments made through mobile applications are processed within 24 hours, after which the information is updated automatically and the ban is lifted.
Court decisions on unfulfilled obligations (debts, alimony, taxes, loans)
Within the framework of enforcement proceedings, restrictions may be lifted upon full repayment of the debt, at the request of the creditor, or in the event of termination of the proceedings in accordance with the established legal procedure.
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Bans from law enforcement agencies and other institutions
The State Enforcement Service noted that it is not responsible for restrictions imposed by other agencies. In the context of criminal cases or judicial proceedings, a ban may be imposed by law enforcement agencies or the court. In such cases, the question of lifting the ban is decided only by the authority that imposed it.
The agency recommends that citizens check for any debts in advance before planning trips. Timely fulfillment of obligations will help avoid problems and ensure the realization of the constitutional right to freedom of movement.
