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هل أُسجن في الإمارات إذا عجزت عن سداد القرض البنكي؟

Asked by Anonymous·Jun 26, 2026·1 answers
مقيم يخشى السجن لأنه لم يعد قادراً على دفع أقساط قرضه بعد انقطاع دخله.

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Jun 26, 2026
العجز عن سداد القرض في حد ذاته مسألة مدنية وليست جريمة، وقد اتجهت سياسة الدولة إلى عدم حبس المدين لمجرد عدم قدرته على الدفع، مع معالجة الأمر عبر المطالبة المدنية والتنفيذ على الأموال. هذا يختلف عن وجود نية احتيال أو تقديم بيانات مزيفة عند الحصول على القرض، فتلك أمور قد يكون لها بُعد جزائي مستقل. عند تعثرك، يبدأ البنك عادة بإشعارات ثم قد يلجأ إلى المحكمة المدنية للحصول على حكم بالسداد وإجراءات تنفيذية على دخلك أو أصولك. لذلك الأولوية هي فتح قناة تفاوض مع البنك لإعادة الجدولة أو تخفيض القسط بدل تجاهل المطالبات. احتفظ بإثبات وضعك المالي (انقطاع الراتب، فقدان العمل) لأنه يدعم طلب التسوية. لمراجعة حقوقك والتفاوض مع البنك بشكل رسمي، يمكنك الاستعانة بمحامٍ معتمد في الإمارات عبر LEXAI.
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