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How Do the 161 Countries Break Down?
Coverage spans seven regions. Every country has its own guide setting out the legal system there, the procedures that work in practice, and an indicative timetable and cost table.
| Region | Countries | Characteristic route |
|---|---|---|
| Europe | 45 | Payment-order procedures without a hearing, and EU enforcement instruments |
| Africa | 39 | OHADA uniform acts and foreign-exchange transfer regimes |
| Asia | 30 | Documentary fast-track procedures and arbitration |
| North America | 15 | State-by-state procedure, with each party bearing its own costs |
| Middle East | 12 | Execution departments, court-appointed experts and financial free zones |
| South America | 12 | Execution on notarial instruments and negotiable paper |
| Oceania | 7 | Common law procedure and enforcement against movable assets |
Common Questions About Coverage
Which countries do you cover?+
There is a dedicated guide for each of 161 countries, spanning Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas and Oceania. Each guide sets out that country's legal system, the procedures that actually work there, and an indicative timetable and cost table.
Can I submit a claim for a country not listed?+
Yes. You can send a file for a jurisdiction without a dedicated guide; the assessment establishes what is realistically possible there and comes back to you in writing. Where the answer is that recovery is not economic, we say so before any cost is committed.
Does the process change from country to country?+
Substantially. In Germany a payment order without a hearing produces an enforceable title in weeks; in England insolvency pressure often works faster than suing. In some markets the binding constraint is not the legal process at all but whether the money can be transferred out.
Is your debtor's country covered?
Browse all 161 countries, or send us the case and we will tell you what is recoverable there.