What to do if you owe a credit card and go missing? You need to take the following measures:

First, contact the bank or credit card institution in time. Disappearance will cause the relevant debt to become overdue and may have a series of legal consequences. In this case, it is best to contact the bank or credit card institution as soon as possible to inform the situation and seek a solution.

Second, proactively provide information and actively cooperate. When communicating with banks or credit card institutions, you should proactively provide relevant information, such as identity documents, contact information, etc., to assist in debt tracking and resolution. At the same time, you should actively cooperate with the investigation work of the bank or credit card institution and provide relevant supporting materials as required.

Third, use legal methods to resolve debts. Disappearance does not mean that you can avoid debt responsibilities. According to relevant Chinese laws and regulations, people who owe credit card debts still need to bear the responsibility for repayment. Therefore, it is necessary to negotiate debt settlement with banks or credit card institutions through legal channels, such as re-formulating repayment plans, applying for debt restructuring, etc.

To sum up, if you owe a credit card and still disappear, you should contact the bank or credit card institution as soon as possible and provide the necessary information, actively cooperate with the investigation, and resolve the debt with relevant institutions through legal channels.

Extended information:

According to relevant laws and regulations in China, credit card debtors still need to bear the responsibility for repaying debts even if they disappear. Banks or credit card institutions can take a variety of ways to recover debts, such as suing in court, applying for enforcement, etc. A debtor who disappears may face a series of legal consequences, including but not limited to damage to his personal credit record, being included in a blacklist of bad credit information, etc.

In addition, according to Article 107 of the "Contract Law of the People's Republic of China", if the creditor fails to find the missing debtor and properly notify the debtor to perform the debt, the missing debtor fails to pay the debt within a reasonable period of time. If the debt is performed within the deadline, the creditor has the right to terminate the contract in accordance with the law. Therefore, it is also necessary for creditors to take timely legal measures to protect their own rights and interests.

Because the specific situation is not provided in the question, the above information is answered based on the general situation. The circumstances vary, and it is recommended that relevant parties consult professional legal professionals to obtain more accurate legal advice.