Georgia deports 98 foreign citizens

Georgia has deported 98 foreign nationals in recent days as part of immigration enforcement operations, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has said.

The ministry said its Migration Department, in coordination with other units, carried out a series of operations resulting in the deportations. Those removed from the country included citizens of Turkmenistan, Pakistan, Turkey, Cuba, Russia, Azerbaijan, India, Lebanon, Jordan, Nigeria, Thailand, the Philippines, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Iraq and China, among other countries.

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

More than 3,500 people have been deported from Georgia by the Migration Department since the beginning of 2026, the ministry said.