The issue of temporary travel restrictions abroad continues to be significant in Kyrgyzstan. The main reason for their imposition is the presence of debts. Kubanychbek Kapalov, Deputy Director of the Bailiff Service under the Prosecutor General's Office of the Kyrgyz Republic, noted this in an interview on Birinchi Radio.
He reported that the service receives numerous inquiries from both government and private individuals regarding debtors with large amounts of debt who are outside the country. To simplify control, a unified system for accounting external migration has been developed.
Travel restrictions can be imposed in cases of debts related to administrative fines, including traffic violations, as well as loans, taxes, and other financial obligations.
If it concerns debts for administrative offenses, repayment can be made through a mobile application—in this case, the restrictions are lifted automatically within 5–7 minutes. However, for other categories of debts, such as alimony or court claims, restrictions can only be lifted after the full repayment of the debt and the submission of a corresponding application by the creditor in accordance with the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic.
To simplify the process of checking debts before traveling, a special QR code has been implemented, allowing citizens to find out about the presence of debts and avoid problems at the border.
