Vietnam’s Khanh Hoa deports 8 foreigners over immigration violations
The immigration management agency under Khanh Hoa police in south-central Vietnam has deported eight foreign nationals, including six Russians, one Ukrainian, and one Kyrgyz, for violating Vietnam’s immigration regulations, according to local media reports.
The individuals were deported through Cam Ranh International Airport.
On April 17, a task force from Khanh Hoa police carried out an unannounced inspection at the Moringa Store operated by Vindacap Trading and Services Co. Ltd. in Nam Nha Trang Ward.
During the inspection, authorities discovered that seven of the foreign nationals had entered Vietnam on tourist visas, while one had entered under a visa exemption program.
However, all eight were found engaging in work-related activities, including promoting and selling products and presenting performance programs at the Moringa Store.
An immigration management official in Khanh Hoa Province, south-central Vietnam carries out deportation procedures for the foreign nationals who violated Vietnam’s immigration regulations. Photo: Khanh Hoa newspaper
Khanh Hoa police issued administrative violation reports against the individuals for participating in activities inconsistent with the purpose stated in their visas and for working or conducting other activities without authorization from local competent authorities.
Vindacap Company was also administratively fined for failing to report suspected violations related to the entry, exit, transit, and residence of foreign nationals in Vietnam to the relevant authorities, as required by law.
Tuoi Tre News
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