Tbilisi: In recent days, 56 foreign nationals have been deported from Georgia, as reported by APA's local bureau, citing the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs. The individuals, who are citizens of countries such as Trkiye, India, Russia, China, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Egypt, Israel, Cyprus, Morocco, Nigeria, Armenia, Uzbekistan, and Azerbaijan, have been banned from entering Georgia in accordance with current legislation.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, the deportation is part of Georgia's enforcement of its immigration policies. The action reflects the country's ongoing efforts to regulate the entry and stay of foreign nationals within its borders. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has not disclosed specific reasons for each deportation case, but it emphasizes adherence to legal procedures in these matters.