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Bankruptcy & personal insolvency

Can I travel overseas?

Travelling overseas is not prohibited but permission is required from the bankruptcy trustee.

There are limited grounds that a bankruptcy trustee can prevent overseas travel. The bankruptcy trustee may hold your passport.

Check out our blog article, "I am a bankrupt, can I have an overseas holiday?" to learn more.

Disclaimer

The enclosed information is of necessity a brief overview and it is not intended that readers should rely wholly on the information contained herein. No warranty express or implied is given in respect of the information provided and accordingly no responsibility is taken by Worrells or any member of the firm for any loss resulting from any error or omission contained within this fact sheet.

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