10,475 Georgian citizens were returned from the European Union in 2025, making Georgians the second-largest group of third-country nationals returned from the bloc, behind 13,405 returns of Turkish citizens, according to the latest data published by Eurostat, the EU’s statistics agency. According to Eurostat methodology, a “return to a third country” refers to a non-EU …

A Croatian immigration blog explains the legal status of non-EU citizens with permanent residence in Croatia, specifically addressing whether they can use the EU passport lane at border crossings—a common question among this population.