In 2025, 10,475 Georgian citizens were deported from EU countries, making Georgia the second most common country of origin for deported individuals among three states. According to EU statistical data, the majority of deported citizens were from Turkey (13,405 people), followed by Syria (8,370), Albania (8,020), and Russia (5,725). The European Union noted the existence of undocumented migrants on its territory and, following the deportations, Georgia became the second most frequent destination for deported citizens. In the two previous years, Georgia ranked first in the number of such cases. In 2024, 12,050 Georgian citizens were deported, and in 2023, 10,360. Overall, the number of Georgian citizens entering the EU territory increased, with 14,095 people arriving in 2025, which is four thousand more than the previous year.