The Ministry of Interior announced that 7 Kazakhstan foreigners who are on the Interpol wanted list have been refused entry to North Cyprus.
According to a statement by the Ministry, and in line with July 5th security reports, the General Directorate of Police are working to maintain public security. It has been reported that the 7 nationals had committed crimes such as forgery of documents, misconducting, involved in an illegal organization, obtaining property via blackmail and many more crimes in Russia and Kazakhstan. The entry to North Cyprus of the 7 Kazakhstani nationals, who were found to be involved in organized crime and wanted by Interpol, have been prohibited of entry to North Cyprus.
Minister of Interior Ziya Öztürkler said that their efforts as a country are to increase the peace of people and the security of the country. Öztürkler added that the e-visa system will be implemented in a short period of time.
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