Is it legal to be detained 15 days for non-repayment?

Illegal. Under normal circumstances, you don't have to go to jail for arrears. If you go to jail, you must be suspected of committing a crime. Generally, you may go to jail for alleged fraud or refusing to execute the judgment. If the client only owes money, he won't go to jail, as long as he pays off the debt.

1. Will you go to jail if you owe 30,000 yuan on your credit card?

Whether the credit card arrears of 30 thousand will go to jail depends on the situation:

1. If the perpetrator maliciously overdraws and the amount is large, it may constitute a crime of credit card fraud and he will go to jail;

2. However, if there is no malice subjectively, it is just a general private lending dispute and will not go to jail.

The crime of credit card fraud refers to the act of using credit cards to defraud a large amount of property for the purpose of illegal possession, in violation of credit card management regulations.

Second, the credit card has already owed 85 thousand. Is it necessary to go to jail for bank collection?

The credit card has already owed 80.5 thousand. Whether the bank collects money or not depends on:

1. If you can actively repay after collection, you will generally not be sued by the bank and will not go to jail;

2. However, if the bank fails to repay the loan for more than three months after two collections, it may be considered as malicious overdraft, suspected of credit card fraud, and will be investigated for criminal responsibility, and it is likely to go to jail. And if it is really temporarily unable to repay, you can negotiate with the bank to repay in installments or postpone repayment to avoid criminal responsibility.

Third, how many years in prison do you need to owe 500 thousand?

Arrears of 500 thousand won't go to jail. Because in general, the behavior of arrears is not a criminal case, so it will not be suspected of going to jail. However, if the creditor sues the debtor to the court for repayment, and the debtor refuses to repay, it is suspected of refusing to execute the judgment or ruling, and may be sentenced to criminal detention, fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years or a fine.

The crime of refusing to execute a judgment or ruling refers to the act of refusing to execute a judgment or ruling of a people's court if the circumstances are serious.

Elements of the crime of refusing to execute a judgment or ruling;

1. The actor must be the person who should execute the judgment or ruling of the people's court (excluding relatives of these people, but relatives can constitute accomplices). In addition, if a unit that has the obligation to execute the judgment or ruling of the people's court commits this crime for its own benefit, it shall be punished as this crime;

2, the people's court judgment, ruling has the ability to execute and refused to execute the behavior. The judgment and ruling of this crime includes not only criminal judgment and ruling, but also civil administrative judgment and ruling. However, the conciliation statement of the people's court does not belong to the judgment or ruling. Refusing to execute refers to not fulfilling the obligations stipulated in the judgment or ruling and not realizing the contents required by the judgment or ruling. If a judgment or ruling is not executed due to lack of execution ability, this crime is not established;

3. If the actor conceals or transfers the property before the judgment or ruling takes effect, it shall not be punished as this crime. Secondly, if the actor conceals or transfers property after filing a case, he should be punished for this crime;

4, the behavior must reach a serious level.