GCS-Moldova Coverage Countries
International Debt Collection in More Than 90 Countries Worldwide
Since 2010, GCS-Moldova has been providing international debt collection services through its own network of partners and legal representatives in various countries around the world.
Whether your debtor is located in a neighboring country or on another continent, we are ready to organize the recovery process and manage your case through to its successful completion.
We Work With:
✓ Individuals
✓ Companies and Entrepreneurs
✓ International Suppliers of Goods and Services
✓ Transportation and Logistics Companies
✓ Exporters and Importers
✓ Legal and Financial Institutions
Our Geographic Coverage
European Union
We provide debt collection assistance in European Union member states, including:
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Czech Republic
Austria
Netherlands
Belgium
Portugal
Greece
Ireland
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
and other EU member states
United Kingdom and North America
United Kingdom
United States of America
Canada
Eastern Europe, Russia and CIS Countries
Ukraine
Kazakhstan
Uzbekistan
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Armenia
Kyrgyzstan
Tajikistan
Middle East and Asia
Turkey
United Arab Emirates
Israel
China
India
Singapore
South Korea
Japan
and other countries in the region
Services Available in Different Countries
Depending on the jurisdiction, we can arrange:
Amicable Debt Collection
negotiations with debtors;
demand letters and payment notices;
settlement agreements;
monitoring compliance with obligations.
Judicial Debt Recovery
preparation of legal documents;
representation through local partners;
obtaining court judgments;
recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments.
Enforcement Proceedings
asset tracing;
identification of bank accounts;
seizure of assets;
monitoring enforcement procedures carried out by enforcement authorities.
Why Entrust International Debt Collection to Professionals?
International debt recovery requires knowledge of:
local legislation;
procedural deadlines;
evidentiary requirements;
recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments;
specific enforcement procedures in each jurisdiction.