Thread: I missed court date. offence was driving without insurence.i am leaving uk.forever.what will happen? - Yahoo! Answers

You obviously don't say where you're going & I can't blame you as nothing will happen initially, but a warrant will be issued for your arrest for not attending court & the 1st time you get stopped or checked for any reason by the Police you will be arrested, held in custody until you are produced in court to face the music! Good Luck at the airport!!!

What will probably happen (as the court will have already issued a warrant for your arrest!) is that the police will come to your door, arrest you, & you will be put into custody & made to attend court. The punishment for said offence will increase - maybe even a jail sentence as opposed to just the fine & loss of license that you would have gotten. If they don't catch you before you try to leave you will...

In some countries of the world, nothing. That is IF you are not on a list where you can't get a passport to get out of the UK. In other countries of the world, the reciprocal agreements might just get you arrested, and held for UK authorities to decide what to do. At the least, you might not be able to get a license to drive, or insurance in another country. If you drive anyway, some countries could incarcerate you for quite a few...

You may find that you are arrested when trying to leave this country at the border that applies to plane train and boat. It may also be the case that you will be refused entry into the country you wish to settle in.You need to contact the court and arrange the earliest date you can and then pay any fine in full.Some countries may still refuse you immigration entry because of your criminal conviction( it is only the UK that puts the safety and...

i hardly think they'll get interpol involved.

Well if your not coming back then absolutetly nothing