Georgian opponents submitted a resolution to the local parliament on reducing the visa-free stay of Russians in the country. Officials oppose “uncontrolled migration” and the resumption of direct communication with Russia. Now Russian citizens can stay in Georgia for one year continuously, after crossing the border the period is reset to zero.
The “For Georgia” party has submitted a resolution to the Georgian Parliament to reduce the period of visa-free stay for Russians in the country, reports Interpress News.
At the moment, Russian citizens can stay in Georgia without a visa for a continuous year. After crossing the border, this period is reset to zero.
Opposition politicians are in favor of banning “uncontrolled migration” of Russians to Georgia and against the resumption of direct flights between the countries; in the latter, the Georgian president also supports the party. Senator and former Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Grigory Karasin spoke about Russia’s readiness to resume flights earlier.
Following the announcement of the mobilization in Russia, more than 700,000 Russians crossed the border with Georgia, Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili cited the data. Georgia is also one of the most popular countries for relocation of Russians.
Author:
Kirill Bilyk
Source: RB
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