Georgia deports 101 foreign citizens

Georgia has deported 101 foreign nationals in recent days as part of enforcement operations conducted by the Interior Ministry’s Migration Department in coordination with other relevant units, the ministry said on Tuesday.

Those deported include citizens of Turkey, the Philippines, Turkmenistan, India, Russia, Kenya, Azerbaijan, Cuba, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Egypt, Jordan, Côte d’Ivoire, Nepal, Pakistan, China, Algeria, Nigeria and Armenia, among other countries.

Under Georgian law, all deported individuals have been banned from re-entering the country.

The Migration Department has deported more than 3,600 foreign nationals from Georgia since the beginning of this year, the ministry added.