Georgia Expels 113 Foreign Nationals, Including Armenian Citizens

Officials from the Migration Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia have expelled 113 foreign nationals from the country in recent days. This was reported by the agency's press service.

Among those expelled are citizens of Armenia. In addition to Armenian citizens, nationals from Azerbaijan, Russia, Egypt, India, Kazakhstan, China, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and several other countries have also been deported from Georgia.

The expelled individuals have been banned from re-entering Georgia. Recently, Georgia has tightened its efforts against illegal migration. The parliament has strengthened migration legislation, simplifying the expulsion procedures.