Georgia deports 101 foreign nationals

Employees of the Migration Department of Georgia's Ministry of Internal Affairs have deported 101 foreign nationals from the country in recent days.

According to Report's Georgian bureau, the country's Ministry of Internal Affairs announced this.

The minister noted that, following a series of coordinated operations involving relevant departments of the ministry, citizens of Türkiye, the Philippines, Turkmenistan, India, Russia, Kenya, Azerbaijan, Cuba, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Egypt, Jordan, Côte d'Ivoire, Nepal, Pakistan, China, Algeria, Nigeria, Armenia and other countries were deported from Georgia.

In accordance with the law, those deported have been banned from re-entering Georgia.

It was also reported that since the beginning of this year, employees of the Migration Department have deported more than 3,600 foreign nationals from the country.