15 October 201310:16

Over 30,000 Sverdlovsk Region dwellers can't travel abroad

October 15, 2013. At the moment, 30,231 residents of Sverdlovsk Region can't leave the country because of their debts. Their total debt from all sorts of court enforcement proceedings accumulates to nearly 15bn RUR, Sverdlovsk Region division of the Federal Service of Court Officers reports.

More than 9,000 people out of the total number of those who can't travel abroad owe money on their children's allowance; they owe their children a total of 1,862,896,000 RUR.

Since the beginning of the year, 982 debtors have paid off 261.828m RUR worth of their debts because they needed to go abroad. This included 45 parents who paid their children's allowance – a total of 2.982m RUR.

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Over 20,000 Sverdlovsk Region residents can’t go abroad because of debts

July 4, 2013. Sverdlovsk Region division of the Federal Service of Court Officers declared 21,176 local residents travel-banned, as they owe a total of 11.519bn RUR to private individuals and/or organizations. All in all, the local residents have 39.373bn RUR worth of debts that are now being processed by the Service, its website states. The bans on going abroad made 609 locals pay their debts – these amounted to 178.2m RUR, the Service reports. A lot of these debtors are people who don’t pay their children’s alimony: these come to 7,718 people out of all those debtors who have been

05 November 201319:34

Sverdlovsk Region court officers got debtors to pay some 40bn RUR

November 5, 2013. Over the nine months of 2013, some 1,300 enforcement proceedings cases were handled by Sverdlovsk Region division of Court Officers Service, the division’s press service reports. About 40bn RUR were collected as a result, 1.5bn RUR were paid to federal and local budgets, including 205m RUR worth of enforcement fees, over 1bn RUR worth of tax payments, and more than 170m RUR worth of various kinds of fines. All in all, officers of Sverdlovsk Region division of the Service prevented more than 30,000 debtors from traveling abroad; their total debt amounts to 15bn RUR. As a

15 August 201319:34

Over 25,000 Sverdlovsk Region residents can't travel abroad because of debts

August 15, 2013. Court officers imposed temporary limitations on foreign travel for 24,320 Sverdlovsk Region residents. The spokesperson for the local division of Russia's Federal Service of Court Officers reports that about a third of those with travel restrictions are people who don't pay their children's allowance (7,959 people). Their debts total to 1,607,982,000 RUR. The accumulated debt of all the local residents who had travel restrictions imposed on them reached over 12bn RUR on August 14, 2013. So far, only 735 Sverdlovsk Region residents have paid off their debts.

07 March 201319:34

600 More People Can’t Travel Abroad in February 2013

March 7, 2013. In February 2013, court enforcement officers from Sverdlovsk Region division of Russia’s Federal Service of Court Officers imposed a temporary ban on leaving the country for 601 debtors. Their actions were based on Article 67 of the Federal Enforcement Proceedings Act 229-FZ dated October 2, 2007. This news was announced by the press office of Sverdlovsk Region division of Russia’s Federal Service of Court Officers. The total number of people who have been ignoring the court’s rulings since the beginning of the year comes to 2,877. Their debts total to 2,689,463,000 RUR

29 July 201419:34

Over 22,000 Sverdlovsk Region residents won’t be able to travel abroad due to debts

July 29, 2014. 22,261 people living in Sverdlovsk Region are currently not allowed to leave the Russian Federation because of debts, Sverdlovsk Region division of the Federal Service of Court Officers’ press service reports. As of July 21, 2014, the total amount of debt owed by local residents whose traveling opportunities have thus been limited exceeded 13bn RUR. The better part of such debtors is made up of parents who failed to pay their children’s allowances (3,813 people with consolidated debt of 1,430,808,000 RUR worth of debt); then there are those with unpaid criminal fines (2,594