With the introduction of the e-visa in Northern Cyprus, discussions around illegal immigration issues in the country continue. Citizens emphasize the need for stricter monitoring of entries and exits to the country. In this context, there are those who demand that the visa application be expanded to include more individuals.
Citizens state that not only student registrations at universities but also their attendance should be regularly monitored. They agree that individuals who fall into illegal status should be identified and deported from the country. Additionally, it is expressed that measures should be taken to prevent employers from hiring illegal workers.
Citizens’ Opinions
Savaş Ahmet Çiner points out that the e-visa should primarily be applied to citizens of countries that increase the population. Çiner believes countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Turkmenistan should be prioritized, and after the implementation, illegal immigration can be prevented. He also calls for the monitoring of students’ attendance at universities.
Mehmet Özdemir Onbaşı argues that all foreigners coming to the country should obtain a visa. He expresses the need for strict checks on those entering the country. Furthermore, it is emphasized that those who fall into illegal status should be sent back immediately.
Ali Camcı states that the visa application should not be limited to certain countries but should be applicable to individuals arriving from all countries. He suggests that the allowance of staying in the country should depend on the amount of money individuals have in their pockets.
Stricter Monitoring Requested
Adem Hayta claims that the newcomers negatively affect job opportunities for the youth of the country and believes that this issue can be resolved through strict monitoring. He insists that urgent measures should be taken to prevent newcomers from falling into illegal status.
Mustafa Kemal Çetinkayalı asserts that the e-visa would be beneficial for controlling entries into the country, asserting that it is crucial to identify and deport illegal individuals to prevent an increase in crime.
Mustafa Coşkun emphasizes the need for the government to monitor entries and exits and highlights the importance of the e-visa for this purpose. He notes that measures to identify illegal individuals are essential.
Bekir Tülek believes that the e-visa could yield positive results in identifying and deporting illegal individuals. He argues that a correct regulation should be established to prevent the increasing crime rates in the country.
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