Georgia expels 61 foreign nationals in recent days

Georgia has expelled 61 foreign nationals from the country in recent days, the Interior Ministry said on Tuesday.

The Migration Department, in coordination with relevant units of the Interior Ministry, carried out a series of comprehensive measures resulting in the expulsion of citizens of India, Egypt, Turkey, Cuba, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Russia, Nigeria, Armenia, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Burundi, Ethiopia and Pakistan.

The expelled individuals have been banned from entering Georgia in accordance with current legislation, the ministry said.

According to statistics for 2026, the Migration Department has already expelled nearly 3,000 people from Georgia, significantly exceeding the total figure recorded in the previous year.