According to the Federal Bailiff Service for the Novosibirsk Region, 91 foreign citizens who violated migration rules were expelled from Russia over the past week. Most of them were held accountable for failing to comply with the terms of entry and stay in the country.
During special raids conducted in a single day, 47 violators were identified and escorted to the state border. These raids were carried out in the Kirov, Lenin, and Novosibirsk districts of the Novosibirsk region.
Among those deported are 32 citizens of Uzbekistan. The list also includes 9 citizens of Tajikistan, 3 each from Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, and 1 citizen of Azerbaijan. According to official reports, all deported individuals purchased their own airline tickets to return to their home countries.
Bailiffs reminded foreign migrants to strictly adhere to migration rules. Violating these rules can lead not only to heavy fines but also to mandatory expulsion from Russian territory.
