During the meeting, aspects of the migration situation related to foreign citizens studying at the capital's universities were examined, as well as ways to improve interaction between law enforcement agencies and educational institutions.
Meeting participants noted that the police are recording cases of public order violations and migration legislation breaches by foreigners, including students. In this regard, the Main Internal Affairs Directorate emphasized the importance of adhering to regulations, specifically the mandatory possession of identity documents and proof of legal stay in the country.
University leaders were recommended to intensify explanatory work among foreign students and establish systematic control over their compliance with migration regulations. Furthermore, educational institutions must inform law enforcement agencies about students who have been expelled from their lists, so that the police can take measures for their possible deportation.
