During large-scale inspections conducted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Novosibirsk region, 612 administrative violations in the field of migration were recorded. The majority of these, specifically 361 cases, involved violations of entry rules or the regime of stay in Russia. Additionally, 125 cases of non-compliance with stay regulations, 29 cases of illegal labor activity, and 53 cases of illegal employment of foreigners were identified.
Following the inspections, decisions on expulsion from the country were made against 116 individuals. Of these, 106 were forcibly expelled from Russian territory under escort while being held in special facilities. Furthermore, 7 foreign citizens released from correctional facilities were also deported. A ban on entry into Russia was imposed on another 233 individuals.
Law enforcement agencies paid special attention to individuals who, despite receiving warnings to leave the country, failed to comply. Two foreign citizens who committed such violations were forcibly expelled, and their entry into Russia was banned for a period of 10 years. Administrative measures were also taken against 118 foreigners listed in the register of controlled persons.
During the inspections, in addition to administrative liability, 36 criminal cases were initiated. Of these, 16 are related to fictitious registration of foreign citizens, 14 to the organization of illegal migration, and 6 to fictitious registration. Migrants are required to strictly comply with legislation and process documents within the established timeframes.
