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SARAJEVO, September 25 (FENA) - Inspectors, in cooperation with police officers, are conducting joint activities to control the movement and stay of foreigners aimed at controlling places where migrants gather in Sarajevo, Bihać, Velika Kladuša, Tuzla, Kalesija, Donji Vakuf and Travnik.
The activities resulted in the finding of foreign nationals who entered or resided illegally on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Due to illegal entry or stay, the Service for Foreigners' Affairs issued an expulsion measure for 27 foreign citizens with a ban on entry and stay in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including citizens of Turkey, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Morocco and Algeria.
These persons are under surveillance in the Immigration Center and their movement is restricted until they leave the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Service for Foreigners' Affairs has agreed a voluntary return for 22 Turkish citizens who were returned to their country of origin, while according to the Readmission Agreement, seven people were returned to the Republic of Serbia, including citizens of Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Turkey and Serbia.
As part of measures and activities to combat illegal migration, in cooperation with the Service and the International Organization for Migration, through the Program of Assisted Voluntary Return, seven persons were removed from the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina to their countries of origin.
These are five citizens of Pakistan, one citizen of Tunisia and one citizen of Egypt.
The Service also imposed for these persons a measure of expulsion for illegal residing on the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina with a ban on entry and residence for a period of one year.
There are currently 6,102 migrants in temporary reception centers. The Service for Foreigners' Affairs since the beginning of 2020 has registered 12,991 migrants, of whom 12,286 expressed their intention to apply for asylum. Out of that number, in the last seven days alone, there were 470 migrants, of whom 434 expressed their intention to apply for asylum, stated the Service for Foreigners' Affairs.
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