Georgian officials intensified the removal of Russian nationals who breached migration rules during the summer of 2026. Between July and September, a total of 109 Russian citizens were expelled from the country. This figure represents roughly one and a half times the number of deportations recorded throughout the entire previous year. The increase reflects a stricter enforcement policy adopted by the Georgian government. The deported individuals were identified as having violated immigration regulations. Authorities processed the removals under existing legal procedures for unlawful migrants. The data underscores a notable rise in migration‑related enforcement actions.