More than 3,000 foreign nationals who violated migration laws have been deported from Georgia this year, APA's local bureau reports, citing the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs.
According to the ministry, 83 foreign nationals have been deported from Georgia in recent days.
Those deported include citizens of Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Türkiye, Russia, Ethiopia, Egypt, Iraq, India, Burundi, Pakistan, Kenya, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, Jordan, Nigeria, Armenia, Uzbekistan, and China.
In accordance with existing legislation, they have been banned from entering Georgia.
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