Georgia deported 84 foreigners including Jordanians
The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs announced the deportation of 84 foreign nationals, including Jordanians, in recent days, along with the issuance of decisions preventing their re-entry in accordance with local legislation. These measures are part of the efforts by the Immigration Department to monitor the status of foreigners and enforce immigration laws, with individuals from various countries such as Jordan, India, Egypt, Turkey, Russia, and Azerbaijan among those deported. Since the beginning of 2026, the number of people deported from Georgia has exceeded 3,000, as part of an ongoing campaign to ensure compliance with residence and immigration laws.
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