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IOM Georgia Hosts Diaspora Economic Forum to Support Economic Advancement

27 February 2021 - Diaspora Economic Forum brought together over 200 diaspora representative, I...

IOM conducts “Training course on Greek documents” for the benefit of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia

On 24 February 2021, in the framework of the EU-funded project – “Sustaining Border Mana...

Government Representatives Discuss Latest EU/Schengen Visa-Free Travel Developments during IOM’s Live Session HOME

On 11 February, IOM hosted a live session on the Facebook page “Visa-Free to Europe&...

The European Union provides vehicles and radio communication equipment to the Border Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

At the event hosted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA), the EU together with project implemen...

Online seminar discussing psycho-social aspects of assistance to victims of trafficking in human beings

On 25 November, IOM and the Ministry of Justice of Georgia organized an online course dedicated to t...

IOM held joint course on trafficking in human beings for Georgian border control officials

On 12-13 November, IOM organized a course for 25 officials from the Georgian Patrol Police Departmen...

EU and IOM support Georgia in securing visa-free travel

On 27 October 2020, IOM organized an online workshop for Georgian officials to learn in detail about...

IOM Thematic Trainings for the Staff of the State Employment Support Agency (SESA)

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) in September-October of 2020 has conducted the ta...

With EU Support IOM provides border surveillance equipment to the Border Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs

At an event hosted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA), the EU together with project implement...

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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...