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If you do not pay your credit card balance and leave the country can they sue you in the country you moved to?
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∙ 8y ago
No they can't.
- Civil action such as lawsuits for debts are only possible in the country in which the debt was incurred.
However, if the debts with a lending institutions/bank which also do business within the country they now live, they will have a very difficult time establishing a new lince of credit.
Also, the debtor can still be sued in the country in which the debt was made and the creditor can "hold" the judgment award for the length of time allowed under the law, or execute it against property that may still belong to the absentee debtor.
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