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Major operation in Limassol leads to 34 arrests for illegal residency and employment.

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A large operation was conducted in Limassol, resulting in the arrest of 34 individuals for illegal residency and employment.
Authorities have initiated deportation procedures for 20 of the arrested individuals back to their home countries.
The operation was part of ongoing efforts by the Police, the Immigration Service, and the Ministry of Migration to combat illegal immigration and employment.
Three employers were fined a total of €42,000 for hiring the undocumented individuals.
The operation took place on the morning of July 2, 2026.

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A significant operation was carried out in Limassol, Cyprus, resulting in the arrest of 34 individuals for illegal residency and employment. The action took place as part of ongoing efforts by the local police, the Immigration Services, and the Ministry of Migration to combat illegal immigration and labor practices.

Of those arrested, procedures have begun to deport 20 individuals back to their countries of origin. In addition, three employers have been fined a total of €42,000 for their involvement in employing unauthorized workers. The operation highlights a continued focus on enforcing immigration laws and addressing illegal employment practices in the region.

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