The General Consulate of Uzbekistan in Istanbul provided support to two citizens of the republic who found themselves in a difficult social and financial situation in Turkey, and helped them return home, the diplomatic mission reported.
The General Consulate of Uzbekistan in Istanbul provided support to two citizens of the republic who found themselves in a difficult social and financial situation in Turkey, and helped them return home, the diplomatic mission reported.
During the verification of their situation, it was established that the citizens faced problems related to personal documents. They were left without identification after handing over their passports to third parties.
With the assistance of the Migration Service, the citizens were provided with necessary consular and organizational help. Additionally, they were helped to purchase airline tickets for their return to Uzbekistan.
The General Consulate strongly urged citizens of the republic not to hand over their passports to other individuals, to carefully keep their documents, and to use them exclusively for legal purposes.
An Uzbek citizen who became the subject of a scandal in the Nizhny Novgorod region of Russia due to a rug depicting the Russian flag will soon be returned to her home country. An airline ticket has already been issued for her, paid for by the Migration Fund.
The situation arose during an inspection conducted by Russian law enforcement agencies. A rug featuring the Russian tricolor was found in the woman's residence. Following this, the Russian side began an investigation, within which the potential issue of initiating a criminal case under the article concerning desecration of the state flag was considered.
The Migration Agency of Uzbekistan reported that it has taken control of the situation. The agency's representative office in Russia and the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Kazan are working together with relevant Russian structures to establish all the circumstances of the incident. The woman, with whom contact has already been established, is receiving necessary consular and legal support.
It was also announced that the airline ticket for the Uzbek citizen was purchased from the Migration Fund. The citizen's return to Uzbekistan is scheduled for August 6.
Previously, the Uzbek citizen was fined 5 thousand rubles and received an expulsion order from Russia. This occurred because she was working without the required patent in Moscow. However, the fact that she owns property in the country and has no prior violations of migration legislation could not prevent the deportation.
