Georgia expels 67 foreign nationals in recent days

Georgia’s Migration Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in close coordination with relevant units of the ministry, has expelled 67 foreign nationals from the country following operations conducted over the past several days.

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the individuals expelled included citizens of Turkey, India, Egypt, Russia, Azerbaijan, Cuba, Armenia, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Turkmenistan, Lebanon, Moldova, Nepal, Nigeria, Sri Lanka, China and other countries.

A total of 67 foreign nationals were expelled as a result of comprehensive measures carried out by the Migration Department.

In accordance with Georgian legislation, the expelled individuals have also been banned from entering the country.