Georgia deports 112 foreign citizens, imposes re-entry bans

Georgia has deported 112 foreign nationals in recent days as part of enforcement operations carried out by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the body said on Tuesday.

The deported individuals included citizens of Pakistan, Egypt, Bangladesh, Russia, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Iraq, India, Lebanon, Morocco, Nigeria, Armenia, Turkiye, Burundi, Vietnam, Kenya, Jordan, Nepal, Uganda and other countries.

The ministry said all those deported had been banned from re-entering Georgia in accordance with the country’s legislation.

The operations were conducted by the ministry’s Migration Department in coordination with other relevant units.