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    Feb 23, 2012, 01:14 AM
    Owing money in another country?
    I lived in canada for two years and had a credit card. When I left I was owing $2000 on it but continued to pay if out when I arrived home in australia. Its been about a year and a half since my last payment and as u can imagine the interest has brought the amount up to $3500. And now I want to go back to canada for a two week holiday. Will I have to have that dept paid off before entering the country or can I get in with no problems?

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