Among the things people should pay attention to, when migrating, the security of the destination country is extremely important. Even in many cases, immigrants have stated that their main reason for migrating from their home country is insecurity and seek to a quiet and high security life in immigrant countries.
From the immigrants’ point of view, when discussing the issue of security in the migration process, it is intended to examine the country of destination from different political, economic, cultural, social, environmental and other dimensions. From an immigrant country perspective, immigration also reflects on the security and political implications of illegal immigrants.
Among the issues that the host nation must take into consideration in its internal security debate are issues such as increased insurgency, strife between immigrants and indigenous peoples, forcing immigrants to work in illegal groups, undermining national unity, and disrupting religious ethnicity of host country and so on.
Security in Georgia
Among the immigrant countries, Georgia has taken a number of steps in the recent years with the increasing number of immigrants, with the aim of formulating and enforcing new laws and regulations, which has made Georgia one of the top 10 countries in the world in terms of security. This can be easily understood even with a few days of excursions to the country.
For example, there are no worries about surfing the streets after midnight, as there are virtually no bullies or thieves in the streets of Georgia. Even culturally it has secured a way that women can walk the streets of Tbilisi alone at any hour of the day without worrying about street harassment. Not only are such cases not culturally favorable among Georgian residents, but Chelsea prosecutes the intruder if they do.
High security of investment in Georgia
As mentioned in the previous articles, many of those who emigrate to Georgia aim to invest in various business sectors of the country, and one of the main factors that has led many investors to this country in the past few years, along with the many resources and investment opportunities it has, is the country’s high security in terms of business rules and regulations.
Investors are well aware that if they inject their capital into a country that, despite the many advantages it has invested in, has been weak in its intra-border security debate, it is practically at high risk to invest their capital, energy, and time and the destruction has begun.
Georgia has been working hard on securing its country since 2003 and has been able to provide a peaceful and remote environment for citizens, immigrants, tourists and, of course, investors. These efforts have made it the third-safest country in the world after Singapore and South Korea in 2017, and have attracted many investors from various countries.
The main reasons for security in Georgia
One of the main reasons for Georgia’s security is the high culture and literacy of its people. It should be noted, however, that the government has invested heavily in creating such a culture that we are seeing now. Other issues that have led to the improvement of Georgia’s security situation include:
• The seriousness of the Georgian government and police in countering the gangs and groups trying to disrupt the security of this country with the help of regional and trans-regional partners;
• Close cooperation and communication of the Georgian people with the police, intelligence agencies and devices in the fight against criminals;
• Conducting training classes in prisons to reform prisoners and encouraging them to live a life without crime.
All of the above are reasons that have made Georgia a safe state among its neighboring countries, such as Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Russia and Chechnya, which do not have adequate security conditions. This trend is also expected to continue in the coming years.
Georgia’s Deportation Laws
When immigration occurs, the immigrant must accept a set of conditions to be allowed to live among indigenous people. For this reason, people must complete the visa application process for the country in question. These include laws that safeguard national interests, financial security, and the lives of citizens. Therefore, if the immigrant does not comply with the laws of the host country after immigration and does acts of insecurity, the government of that country will have the power to deprive the person of his right to reside in the country and to return him to his country. He will be deported.
Georgia also has laws and conditions that expel immigrants to their home countries if they are not followed. Here are some things that are likely to put Georgian immigrants at risk for deportation:
• Comes with addictive withdrawal pills, psychotropic drugs, drugs, cold and firearms, and even codeine drugs
• Enter any commercial goods without authorization
• Incomplete credentials
• Failure to comply with internal laws and regulations of the country
•And etc.
