Among the deported citizens of Belarus are 32 men and seven women.

From January to September 2026, 39 citizens of Belarus were deported from Georgia. In the first quarter, eight people were deported from the country, in the second — 16, in the third — 15. This is according to three quarterly reports of the Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Reform.news reports.
Among the deported citizens of Belarus are 32 men and seven women. All of them were adults. 22 people were aged 26 to 40, ten were aged 41 to 65, and seven were aged 18 to 25.
In total, Georgia deported 3,170 people in nine months. The largest number of deported citizens over nine months were from Turkey — 791 people. 254 Russian citizens were deported. 30 Ukrainian citizens were deported in nine months.
It was previously reported that at the end of September, Belarusian citizen Lev Mikheev was expelled from Georgia to Armenia. He had been seeking asylum in Georgia since 2021. According to Mikheev, he was driven to the border and handed over to the Armenian side, where he was detained due to an interstate search request by the Belarusian authorities.
After the reporting period, on November 6, another Belarusian citizen was detained in the Tbilisi subway during a document check. The validity of his Belarusian passport and the temporary identity document issued in Georgia had expired. According to human rights activist Roman Kislyak, the man sought asylum due to political persecution in Belarus, was refused, and now risks being deported to his homeland.
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