Cyprus, Greece and Bulgaria carry out joint flight to repatriate illegal immigrants
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Cyprus, Greece and Bulgaria carry out joint flight to repatriate illegal immigrants
Cyprus, Greece and Bulgaria carried out their first joint forced return flight for illegally residing third country nationals, working together with the Frontex agency to send 51 people back to their countries of origin. The flight was organised by the immigration service, with support from both the foreign ministry and the deputy migration ministry. Cyprus removed some 35 third country nationals who had been living in the country illegally, whi…
Cyprus, Greece and Bulgaria have carried out their first joint return flight for migrants. Third-country nationals illegally staying on their territory were returned in an operation jointly carried out by the European Border and Coast Guard Agency...
A total of 51 third-country nationals were forcibly returned to their countries of origin in a joint operation by Bulgaria, Greece and Cyprus. The operation was carried out on 26 August with the support of the European border agency Frontex and is the first in which the three countries have acted together in such a way. The largest number of returnees came from Cyprus – 35 people. Greek authorities took 15 migrants out of the country, while one …
Cyprus, Greece and Bulgaria have carried out their first joint flight for the forced return of illegally staying third-country nationals, writes Cyprus Mail.
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