1. If an obligor has one of the behaviors listed on Administrative Enforcement Law, Article 17, Item 1, the Administrative Enforcement Branch may order the obligor to provide substantial collaterals, pay up owed money before deadline and restrict one’s resident(emigration), which depends on whatever money owed. These behaviors include one

(a) affords to perform obligation apparently but not willing to do it,

(b) may hide or run away,

(c) may hide or transfer property that is the subject of execution,

(d) denies to provide information about executable property to executor,

(e) gives no or fake report when ordered to present property owned,

(f) does not show up with reason after legal notification.

2. One may apply to Administrative Enforcement Branch for abolishing emigration restriction after he/she pays all owed money or provide collaterals.