Georgia’s Interior Ministry Migration Department has deported 98 foreign nationals in recent days.
“Operative Information Center-OMM” reports that the country’s Interior Ministry announced the deportations.
The ministry said the deportations were carried out in coordination with relevant units. Those expelled from Georgia included citizens of Turkmenistan, Pakistan, Türkiye, Cuba, Russia, Azerbaijan, India, Lebanon, Jordan, Nigeria, Thailand, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Iraq, China and other countries.
Under current legislation, the deported individuals have been banned from re-entering Georgia.
The ministry said that since the beginning of this year, Migration Department officers have deported more than 3,500 foreign nationals.
