Georgia deports 84 foreign nationals in recent days, more than 3,400 this year

Georgia has deported 84 foreign nationals in recent days as part of measures carried out by the Interior Ministry’s Migration Department in coordination with relevant ministry units, the ministry said.

Those deported included citizens of Turkmenistan, Russia, Turkey, Jordan, Egypt, India, Azerbaijan, Lebanon, Nigeria, China, Bangladesh, Iraq, Cuba, Moldova, Panama, Saudi Arabia and other countries.

The deported individuals have been banned from re-entering Georgia in accordance with the country’s legislation, the ministry said.

More than 3,400 people have been deported from Georgia since the beginning of the year through operations conducted by the Migration Department, according to the ministry.