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Commission Staff Working Document Accompanying the Fifth Report Under the Visa Suspension Mechanism

In order to prevent irregular migration and asylum system abuse of Georgian citizens a new law on Georgian citizens leaving and entering Georgia’ entered in force on 1 January 1 2021.

Fifth Report of the European Commission Under the Visa Suspension Mechanism

Visa liberalisation continues to be a powerful tool to facilitate people-to-people contacts and to support reforms in the Western Balkans and in the Eastern Partnership countries in the areas of justice, security and fundamental freedoms.

European Union Asylum Agency (EUAA) Report on Georgia (August 2022)

Ridgeway Information and Stop The Traffik are providing Migration Drivers Reports on asylum-related migration to Europe for the European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA).

EU-Georgia Association Agreement

EU-Georgia Association Agreement

Visa liberalisation: Commission Reports on Implementation of Benchmarks for Western Balkans and Eastern Partnership Countries

Visa liberalisation: Commission Reports on Implementation of Benchmarks for Western Balkans and Eastern Partnership Countries

Agreement between the European Union and Georgia on the Readmission of Persons Residing without Authorisation

Agreement between the European Union and Georgia on the Readmission of Persons Residing without Authorisation

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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...