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FRRO Goa to Deport Six Foreigners Monthly Until September
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 27 Sep 2026, 03:46 AM
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The Foreigners Regional Registration Office in Goa announced it will deport six foreign nationals each month through September, according to a Times of India report.
The Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) in Goa has issued a directive to deport six foreign nationals every month until the end of September. The decision, reported by the Times of India, reflects the office's ongoing effort to enforce immigration regulations in the state.
Officials said the monthly quota will be applied uniformly across all categories of foreign residents who are found to be in violation of visa or registration rules. The FRRO has not disclosed the specific nationalities or the reasons for each individual's removal.
The move comes amid heightened scrutiny of foreign nationals across India, with authorities emphasizing compliance with entry and stay requirements. The FRRO has urged foreign residents to regularize their status promptly to avoid expulsion.
No further details on the implementation timeline or the process for appeals were provided in the statement. The policy will remain in effect until September, after which the office may review its approach based on the outcomes of the current measures.
Officials said the monthly quota will be applied uniformly across all categories of foreign residents who are found to be in violation of visa or registration rules. The FRRO has not disclosed the specific nationalities or the reasons for each individual's removal.
The move comes amid heightened scrutiny of foreign nationals across India, with authorities emphasizing compliance with entry and stay requirements. The FRRO has urged foreign residents to regularize their status promptly to avoid expulsion.
No further details on the implementation timeline or the process for appeals were provided in the statement. The policy will remain in effect until September, after which the office may review its approach based on the outcomes of the current measures.