Before the New Year, almost 3 million Russians became disadvantaged

A day after the publication of information that almost 100 thousand Muscovites turned out before the New Year, the Federal Bailiff Service expanded the data to Russia as a whole. It turned out that in total, about three million citizens would not be able to go abroad for the New Year.

"As of December 1, about three million decisions on the temporary restriction on departure of debtors from the Russian Federation acted," TASS told the FSSP. A year ago, under the restriction of departure, there were significantly fewer people - 1.7 million.

In order to avoid unforeseen situations in checkpoints through the Russian State Border, the FSSP recommends tourists to fulfill their obligations on executive documents in advance, they warned the department. You can find out about the availability of debt on the official website of the FSSP of Russia fssprus.ru .

The most common cause of Russians falling into the number of debtors who limit the departure abroad were loan debts - there were 863 thousand people (29%) on December 1. Another 558 thousand citizens owed alimony (19%), and 285 thousand (10%) - debtors for the services of housing and communal services.

In total, for the 11 months of 2018, about seven million decisions on the temporary restriction on the departure of debtors from the Russian Federation (act in the border service of the FSB of Russia (they act within six months or until the debt repayment. - approx. Newsru.com ).

On the eve of December 26, the FSSP Office in Moscow reported that 93 thousand people were among the Muscovites of Divine debtors.

It should be noted that in July 2017, Russian President Vladimir Putin raised the debt threshold to ban Russians three times - up to 30 thousand rubles. However, this does not apply to debts for alimony, requirements for compensation for harm caused to health, compensation for harm in connection with the death of the breadwinner, property damage and (or) moral damage caused by the crime. Until that moment, it was impossible to leave with any debt of 10 thousand rubles anywhere.