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IOM Conducts Training About Implementation of Modern Technologies to Optimize Fight Against Sexual Exploitation

Under a project funded by US Embassy, on July 26-27 IOM conducted a training about implementation of...

FRENCH AND SPANISH POLICE INVESTIGATORS SHARE INSIGHTS WITH THEIR GEORGIAN COLLEAGUES ON COMBATING IRREGULAR MIGRATION

On 6 and 7 July, IOM joined forces with the EU-funded Prometheus Project to organize a two-day cours...

Officials of the Migration Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs study alternative measures to migrant detention

On 16 and 17 June 2021, 11 officials of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) gathered in Tbilisi t...

• Training Course on Offering Psychosocial Support and Psychological Consultation to Victims of Human Trafficking

The training was facilitated by the national expert Ms. Maia Tsiramua and attended by 31 participant...

IOM and the Ministry of Justice of Georgia organized training for 25 social workers in Tbilisi

On 20-21 May 2021, IOM and the Ministry of Justice of Georgia in close coordination with the Agency...

The European Union provides cameras to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia

Cameras with facial recognition capabilities at a total value of 126,755 EUR (GEL 500,000) will furt...

European Union Provides 30 Vehicles to Georgian Border Police

Vehicles with a total value of 693,000 EUR (GEL 2,700,000) will further develop abilities of the Geo...

Georgian law enforcement bodies study investigative methods to counter the facilitation of irregular stay in the EU

On 7-8 April 2021, 22 Georgian criminal police investigators of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and...

Greek and Georgian border control officials discuss visa-free travel

On 4 March, an official of the Athens Airport Police Division met online with 49 colleagues from the...

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MIGRANT RESOURCE CENTRES

Visa-free travel for citizens of Georgia to most countries in the EU has become accessible on 28 March 2017. While this is a very positive development in many ways, common misunderstandings may concern the need to document the purpose of travel to EU Member States, even if no visa is required for short-term visits, and the right to work. IOM in Georgia has built up extensive experience in provi...

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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is a leading international organization in the field of migration. It was founded in 1951 and operates worldwide. IOM has been working in Georgia since 1993. Together with the European Union, IOM carries out a number of activities in support of state agencies and migrants in Georgia, including strengthening Georgia's border protection capac...